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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
3
A concise statement notes the firm has not hesitated to accept losses to recognize and reinforce its present leadership position as largest. The emphasis remains on confidence in ongoing efforts and market standing.
Short sale notices advertise red bead necklaces priced at 59 to 69 cents. The listing emphasizes affordable costume jewelry for quick purchases.
An advertisement highlights fall and winter dress wear by Rivolia and others. It touts coats and suits with rich models and collars, emphasizing affordable prices across several years of styles. Navy options are among the featured colors.
Mrs Russell Hummel of Richmond Virginia announces the birth of a daughter Elsie Young Hummel born Sunday January 22. Local items detail visits of residents to Harrisburg Williamsport and Philadelphia, Legion events, school class activities, bank officers re-elected, and upcoming plays and social gatherings with multiple residents named.
Campbelltown community notes report visitors including Mrs Amos Barto and Mrs Phares Kauffman at Fontana on Thursday plus Harry Wolfersberger from Bucknell College visiting his parents. An ice accident left H M Hostetter's horse nearly drowned for an hour. Several locals, such as Lester Brandt and Geo McGinn, visited family. amid bad roads there were no Sunday services though U B church held afternoon service. Mrs A M Brandt sustained injuries from a stair fall needing twelve stitches and remains recovering. Joseph Smith enters a Philadelphia hospital for an operation. John Riddinger aided trolley service. Mrs Tom Shirk dies at 34 in Lancaster Hospital. services held at Bergstrausse church. Sunday School set for Salem Church at 1:00 with service at 2:15 by Rev. Leinbach.
Theodore Williams in Leslie's Weekly argues postwar checks on commerce and industry are easing. He foresees renewed American vigor, growth in aviation and hydroelectric development, and a coming era of prosperity driven by mining oil and agriculture, with peaceful reforms reducing labor conflicts.
A fragmentary verse describes Heo loving a girl who does not return his affection. He obsesses over her beauty day and night, nails biting, waking thoughts, and dreams. The speaker compares her to the woman on a silver dollar, highlighting longing without happiness.
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