The Hershey Press Open Friday Editorial Columns
The Hershey Press announces open editorial columns and advertising space. The paper lists M. S. Hershey as proprietor and J. R. Snavely as editor with publication every Friday.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
4
The Hershey Press announces open editorial columns and advertising space. The paper lists M. S. Hershey as proprietor and J. R. Snavely as editor with publication every Friday.
A Sing Sing Star of Hope column warns youths about the lure of risky acts. It describes how experimenting with crime or risky behavior for thrill can form dangerous habits, lead to attempted break ins, and ruin reputations through scandal and personal loss.
A dialect voice rails against Adam Knocker and county politicians over bridge and prosheshun issues. The speaker mocks the head committee, predicts a rousing run for the election, and condemns high taxes while praising the public mood.
A letter from Deacon White denounces a colored gentleman for refusing to carry papers for the association of public knockers during a meeting. He calls the conduct scandalous and warns he will not tote the papah again, urging the fellow to fetch it himself.
A reader letter from M. W. praises editor Hershey Press and its staff, cites the Knocker as a diligent seller, and expresses hometown pride. The writer mentions Lancaster and Hershey town, offers musical tips, and wishes health and luck to the PRESS and its Band.
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