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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
4
The Hershey Printing Company in Hershey Pennsylvania invites general advertisers to utilize regular rates for advertising columns. Gorn Mex L B Harnish Eprroz listed as proprietors or partners in the ad placement details.
A Hershey column urges civic duty to rise for The Star Spangled Banner and remove hats during band performances. It praises firemen after the laundry fire drill and recommends systematic future drills tailored to factory and public buildings to improve rapid, effective firefighting and asset protection.
The notice requests readers to send personal messages to the Her shey Press and expresses appreciation for the kindness. The brief invites contributions and reflects a community oriented feature.
A piece of blue bunting a piece of red bunting and a piece of white bunting are sewn together to form the Star Spangled Banner. The article frames the flag as the visible emblem of the power of the republic.
The piece portrays a campaign season as a taxing period with politicians living in ease while the public longs for an end. It critiques political fatigue and calls for resolution.
Two Illinois boys Cleopas Breckenridge and Moses Martin recall Lincoln persuading them to sign a temperance pledge he authored. The pledge declares abstention from intoxicating liquors as a beverage to prevent pauperism degradation and crime.
The line notes a man’s foolishness in chasing constant extremes. It observes appetite shifting with temperature, implying people always want what they do not have. The poet highlights paradoxes in desire and comfort.
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