Hershey Press Friday May 20 1910 issue details
The Hershey Press announces open submission columns for articles and items of interest. Advertising space is available at regular rates. Published from Hershey with post office second class matter status for Friday May 20 1910.
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Hershey Press
Hershey
Heart to Heart Talks on a Chicago Wife's Divorce Claim
A Chicago wife seeks a divorce claiming her husband fails to match literary heroes in size grace or daring. The piece mocks the notion of heroism as bookish fantasy and praises everyday husbands who endure daily martyrdom for their families without appreciation.
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Chicago
Ehien
Meredith
Nicholson
McCutcheon
Booth Tarkington
Walter Scott
Romance of Reality in Daily Heroes and Chivalry
A stern meditation on ordinary men’s toil as noble as knightly deeds. The speaker scorns romantic fantasies of rescue and bravado, praising steady self denial to support wives and children through daily labor and sacrifice.
Campbelltown Briefs Include Bug Killer Demonstration
Local notes report FL R Dissinger selling a field bug killer advertised to remove potato bugs quickly, with Harry to demonstrate if needed. The issue also covers a bicycle near-miss with Ed Dissinger’s 60 horsepower car injuring Will Hamilton slightly, attended by Dr Basehore. Other items mention visits, a missing sourballs tale, and several residents’ statements and travels.
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FL. R. Dissinger
Harry
William Hamilton
Will
Chas Horstick
Palmyra
Main Street
Ed. Dissinger
Ned
Annie
Daniel Imboden
Annville
C. F. Arnold
George Seltzer
Mary Seltzer
Mt. Gretna
Mr Gist Wishes For Regular Campbelltown Classis
Mr Gist voices a wish for a weekly Classis gathering in Campbelltown to combat loneliness. He notes he felt less alone this past week and longs for ongoing fellowship.
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Mr. Gist
Campbelltown
Local Briefs From Hanover Region and Nearby Farms
Union Deposit residents Ephriam Miller and Thos H Miller of Campbelltown visited their nephew Wm L Miller the saddler on Sunday. The Hanoverdale love feast drew large crowds with teams traveling from all sections. W R Clay announces a 5 percent road tax abatement if paid by June 1. The cemetery attracts visitors preparing plots for Decoration Day. W H Rapp expects a carload of mowers and binders for Hershey farms. A church life of Christ lecture benefited the Young People’s Society. County Superintendent Garver will exam teachers’ provisional certificates in Derry, Hummelstown and South Hanover. Christ Espenshade expands into Hillside Poultry Yards.
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Ephriam Miller
Palmyra
Thos. H. Miller
Campbelltown
Wm. L Miller
Christian Miller
Fort Hunter
Jno
Christ
Lutheran and Reformed Church
E. Gearhart
Sunbury
Young People’s Society
W. R. Clay
W. H. Rapp
Hershey Farms
H. W. Fasnacht
Hershey
Jno. Shellehamer
Manada Bottom
H. V. B. Garver
Derry Township
Hummelstown
South Hanover Township
Wim. L. Miller
C. C. Cumbler
Steelton
Cumbler
Christ Espenshade
Hillside Poultry Yards
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Chetershey
M. S. Hershey
J. R. Snavely
Edwin A. Nye
Union Deposit Briefs
J. H. Moyer
Derry Church
Campbelltown, Pa
Bell
M. L. Hershey
Hershey, Pa
E. M. Hershey
N. Ard St
Harrisburg
Hershey Trust Riding
Swatara Station
J. M. Shriner
Palmyra, A