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December 1, 1915
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Huntsmen in all parts of Pennsylvania are enacting this scene. The deer
fe"it on opened toilay and spurred on by the crisp late fall weather the sports
men turned out in force.
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HERE'S A LAST LOOK AT THE OLD IMMIGRATION STATION
Even Uncle Sam must rIvo way to the rush of improvements along the Delaware River front.
At least a million immigrants have landed at the Washington avenue shed since its erection in
1884. The Pennsylvania Railroad, in making improvements, found the structure in the way, so
it is being demolished along with other buildings.
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HOW THE SMALL BOY DOES HIS HUNTING
lhe youngsters equipment is not so deadly or impressive as is that of
io older nimrod, but it gets results, and that is all that really counts.
home tasty vegetable a carrot, perhaps lured the unsuspecting rabbit
to his fate in the home-made trap,
CLIFF HUNTING ON THE CHESAPEAKE
Duck shooting is excellent where the birds pass by in
their flight to the feeding grounds at the mouth of the
Susquehanna River. Wild celery fields that abound on
the lowlands of tho Bay region attract the birds.
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UNCLE SAM SAVES ODDS AND ENDS IN HIS POSTOFFICE
The trock holds 760 pounds of twine, ?aVed and reeled In a single month at the St. Louis
totk. Formerly hs bits were burned. At the ends el the truck are specimens of waste
Mr jeit4e aw.dk wa? refuse boxes. They are used oa tho main Igor of the postofflse!
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AMERICAN FLAG MEANS "HANDS OFF"
This stamp of protection assured the safe arrival of a case of goods con
signed to a Philadelphia lirm from a Dutch, shipper. The belligerents,
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LATEST UNIT FOR U. S. HARBOR DEFENSE
The tprpedoboat destroyer Wadsworth, whrh recently
slipped from the ways at the Cramps' yards, is the most
perfect ship of its class naval engineers have produced.