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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
4
The Hershey Press official notice печ describes open submission policy and advertising rates. Proprietor M S Hershey and Editor Eugene W Pocock announce columns welcome articles of interest. Printed November 30 1911 Hershey Pennsylvania.
The piece argues that Thanksgiving Proclamations reflect more than custom. It urges Americans to reembrace the day as a national acknowledgment of divine providence, reviewing the past and giving thanks rather than letting the holiday drift from its original purpose.
The Pie Line runs from Pumpkin Hill to old Dyspepsiaville with a celebrated stop in Turkeytown. A big Thanksgiving excursion is planned as Turkeytown is expected to attract a large crowd.
An editorial cautions young men about following Beattie to ruin through dissipation and immoral choices. It cites Beattie’s electrocution for moral warnings, notes Beattie’s wealthy upbringing and bad associations, and urges readers to learn from others’ fates to avoid a similar descent.
The 1911 trust company statistics from United States Mortgage and Trust Company surveys 1,631 U S trust firms. The introductory page notes that trust companies largely meet expanding financial needs, highlighting how since 1508 the sector has grown to meet demand.
A poetic meditation on autumn abundance and gratitude for harvest. The speaker praises nature as a mother figure, extols God for providing soil and sun, and urges contentment with home-grown bounty over distant luxuries. The piece links thanksgiving with fields, flowers, and seasonal rains.
The Derry Church postmaster examination will occur in Harrisburg on December 16 under the U S Civil Service Commission. Open to US citizens over 21 residing in the Derry Church area with applications due by December 9. The office paid 572 dollars for the year ending June 30 1911. Applications from Charles Hoffman secretary Harrisburg Pa. Only after order of Commission President John G Black.
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