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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
4
A columnist defends wealthy individuals against labor agitators and socialist rhetoric. The piece argues wealth supports national development through railroads mines and mills, citing generous charitable giving and improving working conditions as evidence. It urges readers to consider the perspective of the rich.
The Y M C A Juniors promote walking as a beneficial exercise not a fad. Walking provides health gains and wider community health, as people should enjoy more fresh air and deeper breathing for life giving ozone.
The passage notes that the effects of the properties become more evident the more the experiment is performed, implying a cumulative demonstration of the phenomena as repeated trials occur.
The Hershey Industrial School for boys sits on 486 acres in the Lebanon Valley. It offers free, undenominational education to orphans, funded by its founder who plans to endow it with millions. The article extols the school as practical Christianity and a lasting monument to benevolence.
A lively, gag filled U.S. column notes campaigning chatter and chocolate jokes as Hershey and Palmyra figures appear. Observations mix weather memories and political barbs with humor about a Thaw case, a straw hat in politics, and a willingness to mock foes.
The Twilight Industrial League of Hershey brings together young workers from local enterprises for a summer schedule. The piece urges friendly rivalry, emphasis on brains and skill, and outdoor exercise benefits while encouraging fair play and square dealing as the season progresses.
A critical, satirical piece argues that society (We the People) exerts control over diverse service workers and ticket traders while surrendering style and voting choices to others. The text questions authority, class, and conformity in public spaces.
A clever inventor claims a Tigging device makes eavesdropping on sporty telephones impossible. The invention could lower living costs for many as phone services may be disconnected if telephone companies adopt the device.
An editorial ponders why a man who loses a two dollar bet and pays up cannot celebrate as a good sport, while failing to extend the same courtesy in other contexts. The piece critiques social norms and calls for consistent fair play.
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