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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
4
An old printed ad lists the Hershey printing business in Hershey Pennsylvania with proprietor M S Hershey and associates J R Snavely and W Pocock as directors or editors. The fragment preserves names and roles in the firm.
A green foothill longs to be a grand snow capped peak and grows taller each night. It abandons its companions and grass to rise above, only to find cold solitude and loss of beauty. The tale argues there is a place for every person and warns against envy of higher stations. The closing cue suggests not treating a girl as a free lunch.
The Iowa Homestead argues that thorough seed cleaning before sowing improves crop health and yield. It urges farmers to invest in a mill, or borrow one, to remove weed and bad seed, leaving only plump heavy grains for sowing and avoiding spindly plants and weed propagation.
Poem contrasts freedom after housecleaning with the bustle of city life. It laments chores and cramped spaces once endured, declaring relief at finally living without constant tidying. The closing line notes distant suburban anxieties about commuting compared with memories of racing horses among also rans.
Louis Scott of the South Paterson A C won the 12 1/2 mile New York Evening Mail Marathon from a Bronx to City Hall course in 1 hour 8 minutes 28.25 seconds, 50 seconds ahead of Gaston Strobino. The event drew hundreds of thousands. the American Olympic Committee may consider Scott for Stockholm 1912. Carlisle entrants included Arquette Hermequatewa Talyumptewa Quamala and Blackdeer.
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