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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
3
The Philadelphia Ledger argues for peanuts as a nerve aid not sleeping potions. It notes peanut oil calms the pneumogastric nerve and recommends fresh roasted peanuts after meals and a hot handful before bed.
A period article outlines how a normal baby notices people smiles and plays by four months, sits with support by six, crawls by eight to nine months, and sleeps routines. It covers weekly weigh-ins for six months, teething timing, nursing vs bottle weight gains, and introducing barley gruel at four months.
More than 400 dogs of varying sizes and ages are housed at the American Express stables in Parla under William Dodsworth after women left London due to wartime shortages. Letters and telegrams about dogs exceed those about missing relatives, with a New York woman sending a messenger from London with blankets, a basket, a collar and biscuits for her dog Tutti and 500 francs for potential room costs.
The season favors unusual dyed furs from humble origins. Chipmunk pelts appear as trims and motifs on coats hats and muffs dyed to resemble black seal. Concerning dyed coney and breitschwan z coats, stoles and muffs feature contrasting furs with satin rosettes and pastel satin accents.
The article offers assorted household advice on cleaning bamboo furniture with salt water and keeping mats from yellowing, storing lime to prevent mold, turpentine for stains, and bread brushing with hot butter for crust, plus methods to shine loaves and improve bacon frying. It also suggests eradicating lint by boiling clothes with jamon slices, boiling lettuce with sugar for color, and notes on digestion and milk dilution for upset stomachs.
The sixty sixth year of The Pennsylvania State College began with an expected total attendance of 3250 across all courses, up from previous years. Freshman admissions were capped at 600 due to building shortages, with over 200 applicants turned away.
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