Hershey Press Adopts Modern City Image for 1914
The Hershey Press outlines its role as a model city paper serving Hershey Pennsylvania July 30 1914. It promotes traffic connections to Philadelphia Reading and Harrisburg and highlights Hershey as a center for modern homes and high-grade workers. It invites merchants and manufacturers to use its advertising columns and notes half hour trolley service east to Lebanon and west to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Hershey
Hershey Press
Up Comes the Farmer in National Influence Shift
An essay on the rising political power of farmers in the United States noting their historical voting patterns and recent impact. It cites the rejection of Thomas D. Jones for the Federal Reserve Board due to his Harvester Trust ties, suggesting farmer-backed credit interests and growing national sway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Thomas D. Jones
Harvester Trust
Mr. Jones
Farmers of America
Honest Dealing and Full Measure in Retail
The piece argues for strict weights and measures standards, noting widespread short measures in Philadelphia and across states. It cites large firms and many small offenders robbing customers, urging stores to provide full measure for trustworthy pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Horshey
Cooperation and ethics in modern commerce
The passage argues that the best advertising shows a trade institution guided by top ethics. It stresses cooperation as essential to true development and claims high living costs stem from buyers not receiving full value for what they pay.
A Curious Turn in Pennsylvania Temperance Policy
An opinion by the Superior Court reshapes temperance policy in Pennsylvania. The Venango County judge had refused to grant liquor licenses. the higher court ruled the judge acted within authority. The decision implies counties could curb saloons by electing unsympathetic judges, a new local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Venango
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Pennsylvanians Show Strength in Wages and Campaigns
Notes praise Pennsylvania's economy with over three million wage earners and 52 percent. William Jennings Bryan draws Chautauqua crowds and high speaking fees, while a secretary of state tours for pay. Lancaster backs the Lincoln Highway through its county and Hershey as a model town, despite national highway limits.
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William Jennings Bryan
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Lancaster
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Hershey
Waiting Serene Poem Fragment by John Burroughs
Waiting Serene, I fold my hands and wait. The speaker trusts destiny and time to bring what is due. Waves, tides, and stars are invoked to affirm patience and inner resolve as the path to joy and fulfillment. The passage frames a serene personal creed about fate and self-restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Hershey Outing Delights Lancaster Editors in Hershey
Members of the Lancaster County Editorial Association spent an annual outing in Hershey. Charles S. Yeager reports their complimentary visits to the town famed for chocolate and industry. They toured the Hershey Trust Building, store, restaurant, and chocolate plant, saw printing facilities, and enjoyed a noon meal and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Editorial Association
Hershey
Ephrata Review
Charles S. Yeager
Gman
M. S. Hershey
Lebanon
Campbelltown
Lancaster County
Hershey Trust
Trust Company
Fershey Press
Colgate Logan Colgate Weds Miss Walher Togan in Palmyra
Colgate of Palmyra and Walher Togan of Warrisburg married last Friday afternoon at the bride's parents home Harlaburg. The ceremony was performed by Rev A Curtis pastor of the Wertminator Presbyterian Church. Mrs George Nissley attended the bride and George Logan was best man. The couple will be at home in Palmyra after August 1.
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Laroy Colgate
Palmyra
Walher Togan
Warrisburg
Harlaburg
A. Curtis
Wertminator Presbyterian Church
George Nissley
Philadelphia
George Logan
Colgate
Hershey Theatre Reopens With Country Sweethearts Run
The Hershey Theatre opens a month long engagement after a week of vaudeville with new company led by Harry Coleman and Lore Fuller a troupe of seventeen. Opening night featured Country Sweethearts shifted to later in week with The Lure of Gold, strong acting by Sheppard Camp Loie Francis Ada Prince and Harry Coleman and an audience-pleasing quartet Four Boys From Harmonyland plus improved moving pictures and an excellent orchestra under Maurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Theatre
Harry Coleman
Lore« Fuller
Malcolm Murray
Hattie Foley
Sheppard Camp
John Hanson
Loie Francis
Mary Handy
Ada Prince
Dick Bright
Frank’ B. Meserve
Roger Milliams
Harry, Coleman
Billy Little
Tom Bays
Eddie Foster
Bays
Seeseees
Millard Dyer
Timothy Clark
Malcolm Murrie
Hattie Folley
Hazel
Yates
Ceuee
Ada Prince Mary Haskins
Essie Calvert
Rita Boys
Harmonyland
Willard Dyer
Maurer
Hershey
Union Deposit News Update From Hershey Area
Mary Rambler and Maud Stouffer spent the week at Atlantic City. Jno B Lenker on Main street has typhoid fever. A public sale of Rosanna Rambler's personal property is planned for August 1. Picnics, visits and farm notes fill the week with local families traveling to Hershey Park and Mt Gretna.
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Elizabethtown
Abram Fackler
Lehman
Palmyra
A. M. Kuhns
H. P. Peiffer
Geo. C. Miller
Mt. Gretna
Jacob Kettering
Annville
Isaac Kicfar
S. A
Hershey
Mr. Hare
Jno
M. Bakox
Rosanna Rambler
Milton Slesser and Misa Sallie Ream Wed in Schaefferstown
Milton Slesser and Misa Sallie Ream were quietly married Tuesday morning in Schaefferstown by Rev. A J Bachman. On their honeymoon trip the groom was seized by a severe attack of quin a and returned to Palmyra, where he remained confined at home.
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Milton Slesser
Misa Sallie Ream
Palmyra
Schaefferstown
A. J. Bachman
Mr. Slor
Quinay
Atlante City
Pennsylvania West Virginia Tr hoes and Ohio Lead Mineral Value
Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio produce more than forty percent of minerals by value in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Trhois
Ohio
United States
Campbelltown Doings July 29 Campbelltown Pa
Campbelltown notes record visitors including Charles Swope and Mrs Shelly from Harrisburg with plans described. Etta Smith travels to Lancaster for several weeks. Sunday School picnic set for August 12 at Hershey Park. piano installed. no church services. Various local visits, births, jobs, and injuries noted.
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Campbelltown
Charles. Swope
Etta Smith
Lan‘caster
T. H. Brunner
Lebanon
Brunner
Hershey Park
Walter Shelly
Shelly
Ohio
Charles Dissinger
Ellen Forrest
Margaret Shaffer
Palmyra
Walters
Myersdale
Rockwood
Somerset County
David Wolfersberger
Harrisburg
G. C. Wolfersberger
E. C. Greenewalt
Elizabethtown
Kreiser
Greenewalt Farm
J. N. Schuchman
H. H. Seltzer
Washington, D.C
George Finkenbinder
Herbert and
Belva
Harry. Kleck
Arnold household hosts Manor area gathering
Mrs. Arnold and son Peter, Mrs. Graybill, and Mrs. Flickinger with daughters Helen and Elizabeth attended a Sunday reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C F Arnold in Manheim and Mechanicsburg. The group included Edward and Samuel Arnold and other relatives from the area.
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Edward
Mechanicsburg
Samuel Arnold
Elizabeth
Peter ‘Arnold
Peter
Arnold
Graybill
Manheim
Harry Flick
Inger
Helen
Palmyra
C.F. “Arnold
Derry Presbyterian Church Announces Sunday Services
Pastor Rev. George Snavely Rentz leads morning worship at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Carlos Chester of Lebanon will preach. No evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snavely Rentz
George Snavely- Reis
Carlos Chester
Lebanon
First U B Church Service Schedule
Rev N L Linebaugh leads Bible School at 9 15 a m and sermon at 10 15 a m theme The Great Question Answered Junior Hour at 2 30 p m no evening services at this church date not specified
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U. B
N. L. Linebaugh
Stoverdale Camp Meeting Rests This Sabbath
Pastor Rev. O. G. Romig declares no services on the charge this coming Sabbath due to the Stoverdale camp meeting.
Church Schedule Announcement by J. H. Longenecker
J H Longenecker in charge announces Sunday school at 9 15 a m and church service at 7 30 p m Everyone is welcome to attend the services and activities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Longenecker
Boiler House Explosion At Factory No Injuries Reported
A large hot water heater exploded early Saturday in the factory boiler house. No injuries were reported as workers evacuated and officials investigated the incident.
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Strahey Printing Company
Avenue
Hershey, Pa
M.S. Hershey
L. R. Meekins
J. R. Snavely
Hershey-Bell
Western Union
Reading
Hershey Post Office
Rome
Lancaster “County
Logan
Francis
Union Deposit
Derry
Presbyterian Church
Union Circuit
O. G. Romig
Church OF the Brethren
E. E.B. Shaffer
Derry Church
West Chocolate
E. M. Hershey
3Rd St
Harrisburg, Pa
Hershey Trust Building
Hershey Trust Company
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