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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
4
The piece argues that educated women will increasingly perform home tasks, studying calories and food values. It envisions a servantless future with built in furniture, integrated kitchen dining spaces, and minimal laundry through practical design.
Last Thursday evening Francis Namp ton and the Misses Zelma and Levenia Burridge entertained on the Burridge lawn East Fligh Street Hummelstown for William McHolland before his departure to Harrisburg. Rain moved the party indoors but a music and dancing session followed with refreshments by the Misses Burridge. Guests included Blanche Maartin Caroline Schaffner Pearl Kilmer Lathering Conrad Mary Ella Hartwell Dorothy Hartwell Paul Ricker Ralph Woodruff and others from Hershey and Harrisburg and Hummelstown.
A fragment shows a dialogue where one speaker finds comfort in comparing to Dubkins while another calls him tiresome. The exchange includes self depreciation and humorous overstatement about becoming “legs” when looking at Dubkins.
Violinist Fritz Kreisler returns to Harrisburg Orpheum on October 11 for the Harrisburg S P C A season fundraiser. Advanced tickets at 1, 1.5 or 2 dollars are sold by check to John T. Olmsted, with public seating opening October 4.
A summary of women's roles across sectors from wartime labor to education and law. Notable notes include women shoveling malt in England, Bryn Mawr students in a military corps, 15000+ female linotype operators, one quarter of U S women as wage earners, and the National Physical Laboratory employing women. Also mentions female Britannic clerks at $6.25 weekly, women dominating construction in Silesia East Prussia, Mrs W K Vanderbilt funding wounded in France, women cooks in the army at $100 yearly plus board, Queen Alexandra distributing aid, and Stanford and Georgia milestones for women in higher professions.
A playful dialogue shows Mabel and George sparring over love and a potential marriage as they discuss consent from family members and household arrangements in a lighthearted scene. The exchange ends with Mabel declining the proposal.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture asks commission men, grocers, housewives and consumers to build demand for the state’s crops by using distinctive labels or trademarks on all farm produce. The program aims to boost trust and visibility for Pennsylvania apples, peaches, cereals and garden crops, linking quality goods to local farms and encouraging farmers to market under recognizable marks. The note includes examples of labels and success stories of brand-driven sales, plus a brief fiction snippet about a bridal tour and a planned trousseau.
The New York Herald quotes a Japanese editor warning against American invasion fears while noting that both nations see no basis for conflict. It argues that neither side contemplates war and that yellow journalism fuels unwarranted suspicion about China and American rights.
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