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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
4
The article lists staff positions at the newspaper including proprietor Environ In Chief M S Hershey and Perry D Bicksl er as associate editors with Clarence W Kegerreis Fanny Myers local news reporter Paul Kreider associates Walter Fasnacht and Laroy Deitrich as reporters of news in and around the county John Snavely George W Heisey reporter of high school news Charles B Horstick Maurice P Klick Har old Shertzer as additional staff.
The article argues that manual training, started in first grade and ongoing, develops mental faculties and social habits rather than trades. It cites Dewey on ethical shifts through active learning and notes the potential of domestic science and manual training as public instruction. It proposes extended time allocations to strengthen the program.
The speaker argues that apprentice training is scarce yet essential, noting most pupils gain livelihoods with their hands. He urges starting manual training in lower grades, links poor schooling to crime and alms houses, and asserts educated workers deserve fair wages and solidarity for better pay.
A brief discussion asserts men strike for various reasons including being struck first seeking retaliation and responding to labor questions. The text argues the labor question is the great cause and labels the actions as dirty.
A visionary piece predicts Palmyra's growth in wealth population and resources with rapid progress and a shift to higher wisdom. It envisions a mastermind guiding morals to rule, a beautiful city patternable by nations, and Gravel Hill becoming a major national political and aviation hub.
A short discussion on causes of men becoming tramps. It cites alcohol consumption lowering efficiency, with figures for one beer and three beers daily over twelve days, and notes business failures as another contributing factor leading to some men ending up as tramps.
The quote notes that continued worry about his trade prospects leads to anger and eventual financial failure if opportunities do not align. It attributes the view to G W H and frames the concerns as a caution about unstable fortune and temperament.
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