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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
12
A speaker argues that people see what they want to see and that view shapes reality. He contrasts cynicism with optimism, claiming inner vision determines perception of beauty and goodness in others and events.
Another attempt is made to force residents of this state to pay a licence fee of 1 dollar each before starting. The move targets tax hunters and faces opposition as officials weigh legal and financial implications.
A proposed act mandates a one dollar annual hunt license with a twenty dollar per day penalty for hunting without proof. Farmers and tenants may hunt on owned or rented land without a license, but hunting elsewhere requires licensing. Licenses issued by county prothonotaries or justices of the peace, funds go to wildlife protection and bounty payments, with magistrates empowered for summary conviction.
A teacher asks for an example of an abstract noun and a pupil answers with a vivid image of a redhot poker, illustrating how concrete objects can symbolize abstract ideas in a humorous exchange.
Household guidance covers cleaning fowls with salt to prevent slipping and selecting bacon with thin rind and firm fat. It suggests milk instead of water for mustard, salt on the tongue to ease headaches, and fruit at breakfast as a natural stimulant. Also notes brine on coals reduces soot, proper kettle filling, tea flavor from boiled water, and removing paint from glass with melted soda.
A quip highlights a husband’s tale of anger and a comically misinterpreted incident. The wife’s flowers are blamed for an apparent injury, revealing a playful misunderstanding.
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