Hershey Press Ad Policies and Friday Issue 1909
The Hershey Press announces open columns for all readers and advertisers. Friday, November 26, 1909 marks the publication date with Hershey proprietors M S Hershey and J R Snavely as editors.
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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
4
The Hershey Press announces open columns for all readers and advertisers. Friday, November 26, 1909 marks the publication date with Hershey proprietors M S Hershey and J R Snavely as editors.
The essay argues a man's true worth is shown at home not in public deeds. It contrasts harsh public flaws with a home filled with love, claiming a virtuous home life proves a man superior to hypocritical public figures. The test is how children and a wife feel when he returns.
A reflective piece questions what stance Jesus Christ might take if he returned to Earth, exploring modern moral issues and societal values through hypothetical dialogue.
A desolate verse lament on human flaws and ambitions that recur through ages. It questions whether judgment, virtue, and reform endure as greed and corruption persist, noting irony in grand ideals and cold modern realities. The poem ends with a proverb about America’s greats warming bare feet on frosty ground by cows.
A Kansas scholar group discusses the hen problem with claims of significant discoveries. One leading henologist warns the findings could be disturbing as their study advances in recent years.
An essay links the shift from setting eggs to incubators with relaxed hen labor and rising leisure. It argues heredity shapes domestic fowl as strongly as humans, comparing modern tech to quill pens and horses. It concludes environment drives behavior and warns against drunkenness lowering character.
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