Hershey Press Friday edition March 4 1910
The Hershey Press prints its weekly edition with editor J R Snavely and proprietor ALS Hershey. The paper invites submissions and advertising at regular rates for readers in Hershey and surrounding area.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
12
Heart to Heart Talks at Church With Restless Baby
A baby disrupts a church service as parents try to soothe the child. The infant’s cries draw attention while the congregation watches, and the mother recalls wishing for a day of quiet. The scene contrasts with other babies in distressing urban conditions.
Double funeral in Campbelltown draws large crowd
The double funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob H. Bollinger was well attended with two H. & C. Street Railway cars used to bring mourners from distance. Rev. Paul J. Dundore officiated. Ray Arnold directed the services. Both were interred in a single grave at the reformed church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Bollinger
H. & C. Street Railway Company
Paul J. Dundore
Ray Arnold
Reformed Church
Harry Ohmacht
Our Town
Alderner
Deodate
Squire Arnold
E. M. Brandt
Lebanon
Campbelltown
Miller
Lancaster
Walker Johnson
Ed. Frey
Carson Keller
Schaeffer
Wm. Dissinger
John Carpenter
Ray E. Arnold
Witman
Poor Babies of the Poor and the Tenements
A stark lament on infant mortality and malnutrition in tenement life. The speaker contrasts healthy babies with starving infants, noting doctors warn seven of ten die in summer. Mothers yearn for a quiet day, while the truly weak babies can only whimper in hardship.
Couldn't Raise a Row Wilkie
A brief cryptic note references Wilkie and a phrase about a preferred creditor. The text includes a reference to a deaf and dumb wan and uses colloquial speech, suggesting a fragmentary social or legal reference without clear context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
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HH. Walborn
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Hoffer Bowman
Hershey Chocolate Company
J. R. Kreider
H. & Co. Street Railway Company
Flam Felty
Elam
H. H. Seltzer
Washington, D. C
M. S. Seltzer
J. H. Moyer
Derry Church
FE. E. Arnold
Campbelltown, Pa
Bell
Dr. M. L. Hershey
Hershey, Pa
E. M. Hershey
N. 3Rd St
Harrisburg
Hershey Trust
B. Curry
Swatara Station
Fiour and
Ja. M. Shriner
Palmyra, Pa
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