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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
4
The Hershey Press announces its columns are open to all articles and items of interest and value with advertising columns available at regular rates. The paper, edited by Eugene W. Pogock, is entered as second class matter at Hershey post office, dated Thursday January 25 1912.
A discussion on advertising in newspapers, comparing ads to news, arguing advertisers seek attention and profit by yelling their message. It explains why papers sell space to highlight products, claiming readers deserve information they can use to maximize value from their spending.
The report notes Taft running with Yale students and attending three banquets. It also mentions Roosevelt switching to an automobile to travel between his home and New York offices, humorously suggesting a pace that could force speed limit changes.
Rev O G Romig of Hershey spoke at the United Brethren church in Union Deposit during a special children service. About 75 children attended as nails of varying sizes were used with a magnet to illustrate the talk Remember Now Thy Creator. A Sunday missionary service followed with a crowded church, recitations, hymns and a pastor address. A $7.34 silver mission offering was collected as seven penitent at the altar continued.
Dermot recounts a dream that showed the misery caused by his drinking. He recalls wife Mary and hungry children suffering, Mary’s deathlike tableau, and a waking vow to quit alcohol. The vision inspires him to abandon drink and seek a sober life blessed by heaven.
The passage discusses various sources of red hair including genetics birth, environmental factors and peer influence. It contrasts inherent traits with changes attributed to outside actions and the role of a fool friend in triggering such shifts.
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