Hershey Press Friday February 10 1910 edition note
The Hershey Press announces open columns for readers and advertisers with regular rates. Friday, February 10, 1910 marks a local community newspaper issue under M. S. Hershey and J. R. Snavely.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
12
Heart to Heart Talks and a Burglar’s Change of Heart
A Rogers Park burglary ends with the thief sparing a child after gazing at her sleeping face. He takes money but returns a quarter as “change” and warns he has nothing else, then departs, moved by the child’s innocence and a line from literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Adolph Hubert
Rogers Park
Hubert
Marie Hubert
Babes
Dickens
Campbelltown Briefs Showstriped Oddities and Local News
Campbelltown notes odd events including a trolley death by cat and a rumor of a Palmyra to Campbelltown trolley line. Local residents, Miss Fasnacht and Millersville students visit. Squire Arnold's guests from Lebanon and Palmyra. Ed Fry comments on a cat incident. Weather jokes and town happenings fill the column with names, visits, sales plans, and opening day at Hershey Park Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Fry
Palmyra
Campbelltown
Adam Knocker
Adam
Knockersville
Walker Johnson
Rebecca Fasnacht
May Gruber
Violet Dis Singer
Millersville State Normal School
Squire C. F. Arnold
Sophia Imboden
Joanna
Mary Keifer
Lebanon
John Shearer
Bertha Moyer
Charles Dissinger
Clarence Kegereis
Town
Mable Yordy
Hornerstown
A. W. Stauffer
Rock Ridge
M. S
Mr. Haverstick
Hershey Park Conservatory
Waking Thoughts on a Quiet Child
A reflective meditation on hidden life in a sleeping child and the limits of judging others. The speaker notes a crisis in a man’s life may stem from the small person beside him, cautioning against discussing others’ woes.
A Dilemma The Future Queen Stop Crying and Hurry Up
Cartoon caption from Princeton Tiger features The Worm and The Queen in a humorous exchange. The Worm complains about missing buttons while The Queen urges speed. The dialogue reflects light school-page humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Smith
Princeton Tiger
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J. R. Snavely
Edwin A. Nye
Edna Gehrer
Derry Church
Cyrus Gruber
George Seltzer
Kate Boltz
J. R. Reifsnyder
Pottstown
Hary Landis
Morris Long
Mr. Landis
Horst
Lebanon County
John Snavely
Hershey
Kauffman
Mt. Gretna
Ed. Snyder
Harrisburg
A. G. Snyder
W. S. Neidigh
Brunner Farm
Chocolate Factory
Jno
J. H. Moyer
E. E. Arnold
Campbelltown, Pa
Bell
Dr. M. L. Hershey
Hershey, Pa
E. M. Hershey
N. 3Rd St
Hershey. Trust B
Lding
John B. Curry
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J. M. Shriner
Palmyra, Pa
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