Hershey Printing Co Proprietor and Partner Listed
A historical notice lists M. S. Hershey as proprietor of Hershey Printing Company with J. R. Snavely of Gowrez noted in association.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
4
A historical notice lists M. S. Hershey as proprietor of Hershey Printing Company with J. R. Snavely of Gowrez noted in association.
In Hershey Pennsylvania a capitalist is urged to visit and learn how the town has bridged labor and capital. The piece praises worker welfare, absence of company houses, clean streets, and modern homes, claiming profits fund general welfare and happiness.
A discussion on restoring the half cent to the coinage argues for a clearly distinguishable design to aid everyday transactions with grocers and other merchants. The note emphasizes practicality and consumer ease.
The article discusses introducing fractions into currency to reduce the cost of living. It notes dealers like cigar stores and dry goods emporiums would be impacted and calls for conclusive proof before endorsement.
Advocate urges forming a Hershey Boy Scout troop noting the movement's success in America and England. Emphasizes scouts aid in growing boys development and provide outlet for youthful energies to prepare for adulthood. Encourages local organizing effort.
The article argues Pennsylvania should follow other states by enacting a law prohibiting harboring or feeding tramps. It warns that some may become presumptuous and unruly, even dangerous, citing daily newspaper reports of menacing incidents such as one upstate home attacked by a tramp.
The text records a marital and social dispute between two groups, the Mother's Day Association and the Mother's Congress, over who may wear the carnation button around Mother's Day. It notes Father’s Day as a future organizer to settle the issue, claiming the core matter is the button itself.
Newark physician Dr Henry L Coit told the Pediatric Society he sent bottles of certified milk to Liverpool and back and found the milk retained purity and was fit for babies or tubercular patients. He discussed Milk Commissions and criticized 36 of 76 associations as worthless.
A wartime tone urges aggressive fly control with traps nets and germicides. Citizens are urged to reward dead flies with five cents per hundred to boost public swat efforts in Hershey and similar towns.
The piece argues for dignified political discourse among presidential hopefuls. It calls for respect for opponents and maintains that Americans value patriotism and a fair, square approach to the contest without impugning motives or names.
Springtime brings a rising tramp nuisance in the city with reports of increased vagrants on sidewalks and near business districts. Officials urge public vigilance and call for joint action by police welfare agencies to address concerns and public safety.
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