Dr Hall Lectures Urge Fathers to Teach Boys Square Deal Values
The Hershey Press reports Dr Winfield Scott Hall delivering lectures urging parents to teach boys personal responsibility and manhood, warning against neglect and urging action to instill square deal values. It notes President Taft skipping an address in Wooster on Sabbath Day and contrasts with Harrisburg visit earlier, as graduates prepare for real life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Scott Hall
Taft
Wooster
Ohio
Harrisburg
Value of education and lifelong learning
A meditative note on education praising lifelong learning and humility. It contrasts the fool who assumes knowledge with the wise who seeks learning and warns against thinking education is finished.
Hummelstown Tops Sinking Spring in Tennis Duel
Hummelstown defeated Sinking Spring by 4 101. Bordener and Strickler won the doubles. Hummelstown also claimed one singles match while Fox dropped one singles match. The team has been performing stellar in tennis and earns praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learns Stown
Sinking Spring
Hum
Melstown Bordener
Strickler
Hummel
Fox
Hummelstown
The Quaker Poet John Greenleaf Whittier
John Greenleaf Whittier born in 1807 in Haverhill Massachusetts died 1892 in Hampton Falls New Hampshire. He worked on a farm learned slippers to fund academic study taught school and became an editor for abolitionist papers. He served briefly as secretary of an anti slavery society in New York and published poems in periodicals including Atlantic Monthly. His verse gained wide popularity with books collecting his work and Snow Bound is among his best known productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenleaf Whittier
Haverhill
Mass
Hampton Falls
N. H
New York
Atlantic Monthly
Wishin and Fishin on the Porch
A speaker sits on the porch wishing to fish when blocked from going out. The pastime is described as enjoyable as fishing itself, with vivid daydreams of seeing fish and feeling bites. The narrator repeats that wishful thinking brings similar pleasure to actual fishing.
Flag Day observance and the history of the American flag
The text proclaims a national Flag Day on June 14 each year and urges display of the flag nationwide. It recounts the first adopted flag of 1777 credited to Betsy Ross at 239 Arch Street Philadelphia, with notes on the symbol colors red for courage white for truth and blue for loyalty. It mentions Robert Morris George Ross and General George Washington in creating the emblem and urges celebrations including in Hershey with Old Glory flown from homes and public buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Betsy Ross
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Robert Morris
George Ross
George Washington
Hershey
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Hershey Press
M.S. Hershey
C. S. Gee
der Belsnickel
Belsnickel
Nan Schittelt
Gemesse
the Hall OF Fame
Dr. Chalmers L. Crist
S. E. Cor. Railroad and Main Sts
Nissley’s
Hummelstown, Pa
J. H. Moyer
Derry Church
EF. E. Arnold
Bell
Campbelltown, Pa
Dr. M. L. Hershey
Hershey, Pa
E. M. Hershey
N. 3Rd St
Hershey Trust
University of Pennsylvania
Wm. W. Fox
Hummelistown Pa
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