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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
12
The Hershey Press announces its columns are open to all articles and items of interest with advertising space at regular rates. Published Fridays from Hershey, with M. S. Hershey as proprietor and J. R. Snavely as editor, entered as second class matter March 11 1910.
A New York newspaper quotes a hostile passage accusing American women of neglectting children for social vanity. The piece labels it a slander, praising the average wife and mother for devotion to family while noting some freak cases where public service or society interests divert attention from children.
A quirky first person tale recounts a journey to visit several rural schools over a muddy week. The narrator describes inspectors, teachers, and pupils with humorous dialect, noting conditions, pay, and schooling tasks while reflecting on generations and education.
The piece defends the average American woman against scornful descriptions by a New York writer. It argues mothers sisters and daughters are essential alongside strong national spirit, praising their role and virtue within the community.
Brooklyn Eagle notes a barber shop boasts the town’s lowest charges amid a sharp exchange with a customer. The brief item highlights a price dispute over service costs and the shop’s marketing claim.
Europe shows a widespread roller skating boom with children skating to school in Berlin and Paris while holidays on Unter den Linden and the Bois are bustling with skaters. England bans two skates on streets, prompting youths to counterfeit the rule by adding a safety grip to their skates.
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