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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
3
A government issued guide outlines infant development from birth to two years, urging gentle treatment, proper feeding, and avoiding harsh punishment. It warns against fattening foods, pacifiers, and sleep medicines, stressing breast feeding as protective and advocates patience to wean bad habits like excessive crying and thumb sucking.
A housewife finds a way to store extra table leaves as a serving table. She hires a carpenter to create a two shelf rack held by uprights and long side strips. The unit blends with the leaves in color and finish, giving a practical, low cost storage and serving solution.
At Mansion House London a Women’s Volunteer Reserve is organized per Leslie’s Weekly. Its aim is to train women to replace men at signaling, dispatch riding, telegraph, motoring and camp cooking so men may go to the front. Invasion defense may arm women for homeland protection.
A humorous remark by a defendant named Mr. Meek about efficiency at home surfaces in a judge’s courtroom exchange. The line suggests tension over domestic duties and independence when the wife is absent. No further case details are provided in the excerpt.
A Philadelphia Health Bureau bulletin notes chickenpox remains mild with low mortality but urges prompt doctor consultation for eruptions. Physicians must report all diagnosed cases to prevent confusion with smallpox. last year 4639 cases yielded eight deaths, a fatality rate under .2 percent, with notable spread in Pennsylvania including Hershey.
A farmer's wife sends a pig shaped holiday gift with a jelly and apple in its mouth. Suggestions include decorating market baskets with holly and evergreens, adding cheerful cards, and using locally made jams or cheese jars as edible gifts for friends and the needy.
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