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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
12
The Hershey Press announces open submission and advertising columns in its weekly issue dated Friday January 7 1910. A. S. Hershey proprietor and J. R. Snavely editor outline reader contributions and ad rates for the newspaper.
A columnist reassures a plain featured reader that outward looks matter little in marriage. True lasting love comes from soul qualities such as nobleness, kindness, and helpfulness, not mere admiration or fascination. The piece urges patience and sweetness over appearance.
The text advises that men seek charm of soul over mere beauty. It urges women to cultivate a sweet spirit, show appreciation, be gracious, and remain authentic. It predicts a future lover will recognize and prize such qualities.
A man sells apples by misrepresenting their quality, prompting the narrator to recount a Michigan fruit grower who labeled crates with a scriptural trust sign “By his fruit ye shall know him.” The tale argues that misrepresentation harms business and that honesty sustains commerce.
At the Hershey Volunteer Fire Co meeting on January 4 the resignation of Chief C V Glynn prompted an election won unanimously by John Conrad. New members were named, a banquet committee formed, and President Cassady urged greater member engagement and practical fire response training.
A wary speaker argues that war breeds deceit and that ethical beliefs collapse under pressure. He admits cheating as a calculation but concludes the tactic is flawed and doomed to fail.
Snow in recent days shattered about 80 panes in the Hershey Park Conservatory as crews assess damage and plan repairs. Local authorities urge caution as facilities resume operations after the storm.
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