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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press announces open columns for all articles and items of local interest. Advertising space is available at regular rates. Carrying post office second class matter status, this issue published Friday March 18 1910.
A railroad executive, described as a selfless man, received a lavish private car from James J. Hill. His first journey in the car was to Des Moines to share a Thanksgiving dinner with his mother, highlighting his focus on family over self. The piece reflects on a son’s royal gesture toward his mother and prompts readers to consider their own relations.
A fragment alluding to memory and mourning urges action to place flowers on a mother’s coffin lid, urging immediacy and ceremonial respect. The language evokes a farewell scene and solemn ritual without explicit details.
A reflection urges showing love and encouragement to friends while they live not after they die. It stresses openly expressing affection, sending cheerful words, and offering flowers before death to brighten their days. Post mortem kindness cannot comfort the living.
Obituary notes Landis Bowman of Lebanon died last Tuesday and was buried at Campbelltown U C cemetery. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Eby died Sunday and was buried at Henrys Meeting House. undertaker Ray Arnold. Pop Dissinger damaged a car on Main street but quickly repaired it. Grammar School entertainment planned March 19 with plays recitations music and more. admission 15 cents adults 10 cents children. Squire C F Arnold and Carson Keljer visited Lebanon on Tuesday. Mrs Aaron Ginder and Mrs J R Reifsnyder visited Hershey. A major robbery in Campbelltown occurred recently with skilled thieves.
A town robbery became known days ago when a dime savings bank belonging to Bobby Miller was found in a backyard by local boys. They returned it to Bobby, who celebrated by shaving his goatee. The item also lists various social notices and local comments about residents and visitors.
Lawrence Massachusetts board of health printed five thousand spitting ordinance cards and gave them to police to distribute to anyone who spits on a sidewalk. The move accompanies erected no spitting signs to keep streets clean and healthy.
Mrs. F. E. Cook of Fresno California has created a plan to beautify her town. She maintains a large garden and hires gardeners to grow plants and shrubs which she distributes to applicants for home gardens and lawns. Over the past year she gave away thousands of plants and works to make Fresno one of California’s most beautiful towns.
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