Lively Hershey Football Season Promised
Hershey Men's Club reorganizes the football team with F B Saylor elected manager and John Malone named playing coach. The opening game is set for Saturday October 24 with plans for a strong schedule including county teams and several college scrubs. About fifteen candidates attended practice directed by Malone and Dearolf as the squad prepares through two weekly sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
H. G. Mumma
F.B. Saylor
John Malone
Villanova College
Lebanon Valley
Hummelstown
Palmyra
Oberlin
Progress
Middletown
Highspire
Abe Dearolf
Dearolf
H. Romig
C. Hollingsworth
P. Zentmeyer
C. Magee
E. Neibert
D. Ensminger
G. Hench
E. Zimmerman
J. Sollenberger
H. Schneers
B. Weidler
Middletown blank Palmyra 38 to 0 on Saturday
Middletown defeated Palmyra 38 to 0 at Middletown, marking a second win over Palmyra this season. Ed Slesser of Palmyra was severely injured early, while Russell starred for Middletown along with Bryson, Zentmeyer, Hollingsworth, Shenk and Brady. Palmyra faces Lebanon Valley Scrubs in Palmyra next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Palmyra
Ed Slesser
Russell
Bryson
Zentmeyer
Hollingsworth
Shenk
Brady
Lebanon Valley Scrubs
Ammold
Gewees
Louser Bryan
Shaeffer
Rontmeyer
eeDrynon Snyder
Blahop Lutz
Kurtz
I. G. Hollingsworth Gingrich
Campman Hummel
Shenk Welrich
Brady Yinger
Hill
Slepnor Russal
Bixkhold Touchdowns
Russel
Yinger
Hummel
McCora
Spangler
Hnesman
Weldnar
Leading colleges post clean wins in weekend games
College football teams returned to form with decisive victories. Pennsylvania upset Navy 18 to 6 while Yale defeated Notre Dame 28 to 0. Princeton also rolled to a win, continuing the top teams’ strong showings.
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Pennsylvania
Navy
Yala
Notre Vanto
Army
State
Princeton
College Football Scores From Weekend Action
Lafayette blanked opponents 16 to 0 while Harvard routed Tufts 13 to 6. Cornell dominated Bucknell 48 to 0 and Dartmouth shut out Vermont 42 to 0 in weekend games.
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Lafayette
Harvard
Tufts
Cornell
Bucknell
Dartmouth
Vermont
Lebanon Valley Triumphs Over Western Maryland at Home Field
Lebanon Valley College defeated Western Maryland College 38 to 21 at the Lebanon Fairgrounds on a soggy field. Poor conditions led to many fumbles as Wenerich and Swartz of Lebanon Valley shone.
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Lebanon Valley College
Western Maryland College
Lebanon Fairgrounds
Wenerich
Swartz
Hummelstown
Lebanon Valley
Gunning Season Opens With Quail Grouse and Squirrel Limits
The hunting season runs until November 30 with daily limits of pheasant ten and five for grouse and Hungarian quail five for woodcock ten. Weekly limits are set at twenty for pheasant grouse and Hungarian quail and fifty for pheasant and grouse. sideline limits include six squirrels per day.
How to Treat the Horse
Advice on humane horse care from Dumb Animals stressing proper feeding with three meals daily, rest days, clean comfortable stabling, well fitting harness, frequent water, oats in water, avoiding overhead check reins, and gentle handling when the horse falls.
Bashful customer brings roosters to store counter
A shy girl entered a leading store with three chickens and asked the price. The clerk, unaware the birds were tied, asked if they would lay. She replied by biting her handkerchief and stating, No, sir, they are roosters.
Lucky Hubby Mrs Green and the Simultaneous Barrier Haircut
A light exchange from the Boston Transcript notes Mrs Wyse answering to flatter her husband. She says she asks his advice about things, while a playful caption hints at a simultaneous barrier-like haircut and a customer quirk.
Even Animals Fortunate Occupants of the Zoo Fare Better
Frantz Zinner praises his zoo animals as if they were human, noting their comfort in warm cages. He recalls Hagenbeck’s global animal trade woes as war and scarcity bite, leaving 75 lions and 45 tigers stranded with no market.
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Frantz Zinner
Frantz
Minnie
Zinner
Hagenbeck
Europe
Hagenbecks
Copenhagen
America
Africa
India
Song of Hope and a Grim End Amid Redefined Morals
A hopeful refrain promises remedies for every ache and sorrow until death ends all. A man of little means contemplates life as crime and ends his life with a neighbor’s ax. The piece notes a lawyer’s notices about the knave’s fortune and closes with a Homeric line about dawn after the darkest hour and lingering comfort.
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Homer
Brass at Tit-Bits Mischief Note
A fragment from Tit-Bits extols never giving in to fear and suggests misfortune passes when one bravely grins and mocks danger. It uses lively, colloquial imagery of warts, plasters, and colts to urge boldness and merriment amid risk.
They Did Gentleman with the Pipe War Sketch
A Sketch humor piece riffs on wartime German characters and their long held gun and ambition myths. The item presents satirical dialogue portraying Germans and their depicted behavior in a provocative trench humor tone.
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Pipe
Row incident witnessed by committee member
Witness describes a confrontation during a meeting in which a committee member struck the secretary over the head with a cup, as reported by the Public Ledger. The account portrays the event as an assault within the entertainment committee context.
Great Bargains in Realty Propositions
Real estate offers strong investment appeal due to housing scarcity. Large factories and industries create demand, ensuring good tenants and rising property values. Also featured: No. 1 business propositions.
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Frank B. Saylor
Steelton High School Scrubs
Franklin and Marshall
Swarthmore
Mayser
Lehigh
Penn
Eddie Miller
St. Louis
Dauphin County
Lykens
Jake Daubert
Song of Hope
Walter T. Bradley
S. E. Corner
Ninth and Thompson Streets
Philadelphia
Hoffer
Engle Quar
Harmmmelstown
George P. Hoffer
Landis
Palma, Pa
B. Cassady
Swatara Quarry
Swatara, Pa
BE. M. Hoffer
H. M. Hartz
Insurance and Real Estate
W. Main St
Palmyra, PA
East End
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey, Penna
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