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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists Hershey Printing Company location Hershey Pennsylvania with names J R Snavely and Gent Mez and mentions a 7 mile market area. No clear event or action is stated. records incomplete for a full notice.
The article argues that teaching music in public schools is feasible and beneficial. It notes that early exposure builds fundamentals and appreciation, that most children can be taught to sing, and that instructors can develop voice technique. It mentions city choruses and country schools with visiting teachers.
The results prove worthwhile and suggest that if experiments work elsewhere they may benefit local schools as well.
An April 80th Raisin Day urged nationwide observance in California to promote raisins as a meat alternative. A USDA bulletin is cited noting raisins are fifty percent more nutritious than meat and healthier, encouraging greater use of this California product.
An analysis of criticism from Aristotle to modern times argues critics hinder talent. The piece urges confidence in one's own abilities, condemns envy and conceit as barriers, and calls for belief in personal powers to win fields of endeavor.
The piece extols confidence as the jewel of faith and self trust, arguing it drives heroic effort and world progress. It urges readers, even amid provincial prejudice and harsh criticism, to pursue their talents for self and others and to unite professional worlds to foster development and joy.
A mechanic stands in his shop to explain his plan to vote against the saloon. He calls his four year old son Fred die to the bench and says this is why he will vote against the saloon. A friend endorses his stance and urges him to stay firm.
Northern European nations move toward temperance with Faroe Islands banning liquor sales by vote, Iceland enacting a prohibition law for 1915, Finland's two drastic bans blocked by the czar, Sweden's plebiscite showing 56 percent in favor of total liquor prohibition, and Denmark voting for local veto to curb liquor traffic.
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