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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1910

Page

9

Wants to Go Boating on Sunday Editor Hershey Press

A reader signed as A ROWER urges permission to boat on Sunday in Hershey Park. He criticizes Puritan attitudes in Hershey and calls for giving people a day to enjoy boating at least once a week.

Hershey Press Adam Knocker Hershey Park Hershey

Oil Story From Palmyra Ends In Stormy Mess

Billy Kicker of Kickersville Pennsylvania recounts Gus Haefner oiling his Palmyra street only to have a thunderstorm blow away half the oil and wash the rest into gutters. The tale includes ghostly chatter and a lesson on drinking. Local color and whimsical anecdotes close with curious notes from Joe Snell.

Gus Haefner Palmyra Rickersville Werry Dee Kerner Stone Dee Stone Jane Dee Dee Jane Old Hickory Joe Snell Joe Billy Kicker Kickersville

Pig on Road Seen During Heavy Rain Saturday Night

Billy Kieker reports a heavy shower on last Saturday night with a friendly crowd. During the downpour a pig lite was seen on the road not far away, estimated to be a short distance from the gathering.

Dee Dee Road

Hershey Laundry Co Price List Highlights Shirts

The Hershey Laundry Co of Hershey Pennsylvania presents a price list for shirts and collars. Prices show shirts at ten cents and two collars for five cents, with additional line items indicating small increments.

Marion Leads the Forest Band Against the British

The poem depicts Marion as a fearless leader of a loyal band. They dwell in a green forest fortress and pine for victory over Britain. Grave, loyal men pray for Marion as lovely ladies welcome the fighters.

Frank Marion William Cullen Bryant

Idle Life I Lead Poem by Robert Bridgas

A reflective verse contrasts an idle life with a dreamlike calm. The speaker notes each dream passing swiftly, each seeming nobler than the last, and observes the world watching with envy as he experiences unmatched days of bliss.

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Billy Kieker The Hershey Laundry Co Hershey, Pa Robert Bridgas
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