Hershey Press Adopts Open Columns for All Readers
The Hershey Press invites submissions from readers with open columns for articles and items of interest. Advertising space remains available at regular rates under the guidance of proprietor M. S. Hershey and editor J. R. Snavely.
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Hershey Press
Woman with the Serpent Tongue Sparks Poetic Debate
A fragment from a period discussion contrasts William Watson and Richard Le Gallienne over verses on the tongue. The piece mocks male bravado while praising a woman's soothing tongue, asking whose tongue comforted and blessed a child and lovers through sorrow and recovery.
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William Watson
The Tongue of a Woman in the Family Voice
A meditation on the tender and sharp uses of a woman’s tongue within family life. It contrasts a sister and daughter’s speech with a feared serpents tongue, praising a motherly or sweetheart’s soothing voice.
Get the Habit Cultivate Cheerful Practice for a Better Life
The piece urges cheering up and cultivating a hopeful disposition by daily practice. It contrasts worry with a positive mindset, arguing habits shape mind and body, asserts good exists and evil fades, and encourages repetitive, scientific effort to reshape temperament.
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Jowell
Living Skeleton I did and he said You are spare enough
A fragment from the Chicago journal notes a terse exchange about being spare to a living skeleton figure. The line presents a stark, odd dialogue suggesting themes of fragility and survival in a literary snippet.
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Chicago Journal
January Breaks Weather Records in Lebanon 1910
Lebanon weather report by George W. Hayes notes January 1910 set snowfall and rainfall records. Snow reached 168 inches for January, far above the 22 year average of 102 inches, while rainfall and melted snow equaled 4.10 inches, about 0.80 inch above prior Januarys.
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George W. Hayes
C. E
Lebanon
Mr. Hayes
Notice to gymnasts at YMG gymnasium meeting
A gymnasium committee meeting is set for Monday evening January 81st at 7 30 in the Association Rooms to organize the committee and instruct members. Those wishing to participate may attend and be measured for suits. A Harrisburg representative will attend and samples will be shown. Uniforms will be chocolate colored Turner pants and white shirts.
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Harrisburg
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Edwin A. Nye
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Derry Church
E. E. Arnold
Campbelltown, Pa
Dr. M. L. Hershey
Hershey, Pa
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John B. Curry
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J. M. Shriner
Palmyra, Pa