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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
6
Practical guide to potting spring bulbs for Easter with soil mix, drainage, and storage steps. Recommends early bulb purchase, careful rooting, and dark rooting period. Covers hyacinth and tulip potting, varieties, and care for strong flowering stems.
The Vehicle Trade Press Committee argues the horse will endure alongside mechanized transport. History shows prior innovations like railroads bicycles and cars failed to erase the horse, which may return as an aristocratic companion with coaches and matched teams, a prestige among the rich.
Describes school kitchen desserts including Fruit and Nut Confection made from figs prunes raisins and nut meats and a candied peel treat. Also provides boiled custard method and tips for preventing curdling and using egg whites as a topping.
Dialogues reveal MacShirk and MacQuirk banter about wives with a grim punchline. MacShirk notes his wife harps on him then reveals hers is dead, ending the exchange with a morbid twist.
A railroad man described by James J. Till as lacking heart and giving up, but Hill argues in New York that even at rock bottom there remains room for one more. The quote reflects perseverance and the idea of continuing effort despite hardship.
Delegates at the International Irrigation Congress in El Paso compare twentieth century American civilization with Juarez Mexico’s sixteenth century lifestyle. El Paso's modern life contrasts with mud brick houses, crooked sticks plows, and dirt floors across the border.
Worth While Dennis frets as he pokes a dollar through a crack in the boardwalk. A passerby asks what he is doing, and Dennis explains he dropped a dime and is threading a collar to make it worthwhile to pull up the boards and recover the coin.
A fragment from the Christian Register recalls Miserly offering a menu at a price and saving a life with a half dollar. The man accepted the aid, receiving twenty cents in change.
A London milkman is approached by an enlisting sergeant who asks if he would like to serve the king. The milkman eagerly answers yes and asks how much the king takes per day, reflecting wartime recruiting rhetoric noted by the Christian Register.
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