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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
4
The Hershey Press announces open columns for articles and items of interest and value. Advertising columns available at regular rates. Entered at Hershey post office as second class matter. Thursday January 11 1912.
The Hershey Press outlines its community scope covering Hershey and nearby Dauphin and Lebanon counties. It aims to publish news of interest to residents and former locals connected to the chocolate town, noting readers nationwide while reserving its primary coverage for the local region.
A cheerful verse urges travelers to switch from gloom and worry to the Sunshine Train. It promises room for all on the cheerful cars and a hopeful destination, encouraging action to swap tracks and reach a station of optimism.
Reparations are being made for a big booster meeting of Lykens Valley residents to be held at Gratz on Friday January 19. The Lykens Valley Board of Trade and the Dauphin County Farmers Institute will meet jointly with plans led by the Gratz Board of Trade. Founding spirits of the Midland Pennsylvania railroad and valley development are expected to speak. The Millersburg to Gratz rail line is ready for rails, soon to be in service.
A collection of concise lines on cunning and wisdom. Appeals to work ethic love and money with playful quips and observations. Includes how one should face hard tasks and the idea that money can influence but not define life.
A tall tale features a Dutchman scolding his dog and juxtaposing their lives against reality. The speaker laments constant chores, an endless night cycle, and a day filled with labor and family duties, ending with a grim note on dying and fate.
Democrats in the Lancaster division of the state senatorial district are poised to renominate Dr. Gerberich without opposition in their party. Lancaster's larger voting base suggests he will win the nomination and face Lebanon County in the general race. The Manheim Sentinel recently predicted the renomination and warned that any opposition would be buried.
The Post Office Bil department announces a new rule for rural carriers requiring full daily route completion for full pay. Previously an attempt through snow banks sufficed, but this winter pay will reflect actual distance traveled.
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