Lessons on school attendance and work ethic from 1912 Hershey Press
The Hershey Press argues for compulsory public school attendance, praising education's role in improving earnings and citizenship. It previews three upcoming school run issues by pupils from Hershey Palmyra and Hummelstown, and reflects on trust and purpose at work with a long coda of cautionary lines.
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Trust in the Faultfinding Man
The fragment warns against trusting a person who critiques everything yet smiles falsely. It contrasts constant faultfinding with a sincere disposition, noting that perpetual frowns are more trustworthy than a perpetual smile.
Expression in Flowers Like Faces Says Beecher
The quote notes that flowers mirror human expressions with smiles sadness pensiveness or plain uprightness comparing varieties such as sunflowers and hollyhocks to human mood. It attributes the idea to Henry Ward Beecher emphasizing nature’s expressive character.
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