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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press invites articles and items of interest in its weekly columns and opens advertising to all at regular rates. The paper is entered at Hershey post office as second class matter on Friday June 10 1910.
District Attorney William A. Blakely asserts that losing friends may accompany doing one’s duty and argues that public backing follows upright action. He urges prosecutors to value integrity over loyalty to weak allies, stressing self‑confidence as a key ally in tough decisions.
The H. and Co. Street Railway Co. announces last car service to Campbelltown on Saturday at 10:10 pm with a one hour delay after June 27. A fence made of old butcher shop boards, once part of a memory, stands as a local landmark. Commencement events in Annville and Frederick are noted. Local residents and visitors are listed with travel and health updates. A new high school building is anticipated. Community activities include Sunday school, Children’s Day rehearsal, and a horse for sale in the area.
The speaker argues a person cannot escape themselves even for eternity. A steady conscience is the true monitor guiding duty. If Blakely cleans Pittsburg he gains his best ally—himself—who will always stand by a person’s side.
A Washington Star quip mocks a prima donna after a critic compared her to a siren. The retort notes the only siren she knows is the whistle used on a steamboat. The exchange captures a sharp clash of opinion backstage.
A light verse notes an August bird in February and a December bottle in June that aid diners in celebration and support healthy livers through varied months. The playful calendar imagery ties months to merry meals and seasonal cheer.
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