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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
12
In a playful sermon style the piece urges turning routine into variety by showing affection at breakfast and sharing jokes. It contrasts dull grumbling with positive actions like kissing the wife, praising meals, and engaging the children, ending with a hopeful note about life’s outlook.
A short dialogue where Johnnie teases Mr Highcollar about a remark from his sister just before his entrance. Mr Highcollar feigns ignorance, and Johnnie claims Mr Highcollar guessed it correctly on the first try.
A local advertisement promotes farm investments with flexible size and pricing options. The listing emphasizes tailored packages for potential buyers seeking varied agricultural ventures and profitable land use.
Very special bargains in real estate include multiple two story dwellings with slate roofs and stone or brick construction near Palmyra center. Prices range from 1200 to 3000 with mentions of frame and Stone dwellings plus convenient interiors and hardwood. Specifics include half double and rail road street listings with varied prices.
Property notices describe multiple tracts near Palmyra including 2 to 125 acre farms with buildings, timber, water and soil quality, asking prices from 850 to 6250, plus 80 acre limestone farm between Palmyra and Hershey. Also offers fire and general insurance from mutual and stock companies.
A concise guide on forming and maintaining friendships. It notes that some people form bonds more readily, emphasizes the value of privacy, mutual giving, and avoiding interference. A humorous aside on luxury compares it to a cat licking cream, and a social vignette recalls a birthday gathering with multiple guests and warm wishes.
A very enjoyable birthday party was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Messiah Miller near the Hershey Homestead for their daughter Katie Miller’s sixteenth birthday. Guests came from Hummelstown Hockersville Hershey and Campbelltown.
The excerpt reviews essays and pieces from Scribner's for November and McClure's November issue. It highlights early New England life in Town Meeting Day and features Ernest Thompson Seton's The Artie Prairies along with Masters of Capital in America and Working-Girls' Budgets.
The reading room files cite items on the shirtwaist workers strike and labor topics. Articles from Literary Digest discuss Canada’s reciprocity and Julia Ward Howe’s life, with references to Japan Korea questions in Christian Herald.
Miss Wirth entertained several friends at her home on Monday evening in honor of Halloween. Rooms shown with crepe paper autumn leaves lanterns and jack o lanterns. Old fashioned games bobbing for apples fortunes told and lively fun. Refreshments served by Mrs Aldus Wirth followed by music. Guests included Miss Anna Klein Elizabeth Fasnacht Daisy Klein Carrie Horst Jennie Holland and Bessie Horst.
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