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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
2
The skimmed narrative traces the surge of milk chocolate after Vevey and Orbe plant expansions. Peter, Cailler, Kohler, and Nestle form a powerful quartet. goats milk misperceptions fade as Nestle and Page shape global production.
An eager boy tells a physician he has measles and asks what will be given to let him attend school and infect others. The doctor remains silent, prompting a further plea to reveal a way to spread the disease.
Mrs Enpeck recalls a minister sermon stating there is to be no marrying or giving in marriage in heaven. Enpeck muses there must be some way to distinguish it from the other place, and replies he has no reason to doubt it.
George Reno, chief of Cuba’s Bureau of Information, reports Cuba’s prosperity surpasses any era under independence or Spanish rule. He cites sugar crop growth since 1914, a projected $300 million value, extensive planting in eastern Cuba, and a new Bahiahonda mill led by Gen Emilio Nunez. He notes Cuba exports 85 percent of its sugar to the United States, foresees beef exports, and cites a favorable trade balance while praising Cuban cultural life.
Mr. Reno outlines a $3,000,000 to $4,000,000 clubhouse housing the National Theatre. He notes grand opera and Metropolitan Company visits for six to eight weeks, with stalls at $7.50 and premiums up to $20. Reno says prosperity remains strong and Americans are friendly toward the republic.
A playful exchange shows Auntie asking what Tommy learned in school and Tommy replying that he learned to whisper without moving his lips. The vignette captures a humorous, lighthearted moment about classroom practice and childhood communication.
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