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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
3
A reader asks for wedding directions. the Phila delphia Bulletin provides a full answer detailing bridal party roles and seating, church entry, and procession order. It covers expectations for seeing the groom, floral choices for maid of honor and bridesmaids, a suggested menu, and transport plans for the bride’s family.
A Hershey Press feature reprints United States Department of Agriculture directions for preserving cabbage as sauer kraut. It covers brining in large casks with salt layers, curing times from 16 to 18 days in warm weather, and methods for stuffed baked cabbage and boiled cabbage, stressing cleanliness and proper brine coverage.
A piece on how a woman’s home reflects her taste and judgment. It discusses how beautifully furnished rooms project elegance while clutter and ill fitting items convey a negative impression.
A 23 year old narrator describes love as a real force between two people not a choice of admiration. He compares attraction to chemical reactions where compatibility or clash affects happiness and suggests more thoughtful coupling could yield more marriages.
The New York Sun answers Virginia O'Hanlon’s letter with a timeless defense of Santa Claus. The editor asserts belief in Santa as real as love and generosity, arguing faith, poetry, and childhood joy sustain the unseen world beyond sight. The piece credits I P Church for the sentiment and notes his long editorial association with the Sun.
A humorous snippet from Ladies' Home Journal notes a father amused by his daughter's wild laughter. He explains despite his own age he remains a parent to his child, recognizing the daughter's laughter as a sign of her lively youth.
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