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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
4
The Hershey Press discusses local option as a constitutional device allowing communities to vote on liquor sales. It argues local option builds public sentiment and mass participation, aiding government and law enforcement by placing questions before voters in towns, counties, cities, villages, or townships.
An archival entry recounts the life of early Pennsylvania German governors and educators, with dates from 1759 to 1882. It discusses schooling, harsh disciplinary measures, and reform movements centered on German language and culture within frontier communities.
A 13 year old Vincent Priessnitz in Grafenberg Austria sprained his wrist and healed it with a wet bandage. Later he used water therapy for others, founding a water cure hospital and gaining European fame. He emphasized exercise good diet fresh air and rest alongside water treatment.
A concise reflection on how belief and hesitation mingle as people prepare to act, suggesting that confidence often prefaces missteps. The quote attributed to Puck frames the paradox of certainty and error in decision making.
A well known gentleman from St Paul Minnesota visited Hershey and misplaced a valuable pocket Kodak. He realized the loss when preparing to leave by car and did not have time to pursue it then. Reward offered for its return and details.
A recently built bridge over a rail line faced issues during the night. The wording suggests a problematic or unclear situation and notes the event occurred on a specific night with a mentioning of Arete.
Inquiry found no trace of a missing kodak on the HH and C street car. An ad in the Hershey Press led a Derry man to bring the item to the office. Samuel Blouch received a liberal reward for finding the kodak, which was sent back to the owner by express with a forwarding address.
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