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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
4
The Hershey Press dated Friday October 15 1909 announces open submission policy for articles and items of interest and advertises regular advertising rates. Proprietor M S Hershey and Editor J R Snavely sign the issue.
A reflection on envy and longing explores how people, from babies to adults, undervalue their own lives and overvalue others. It compares the grass of neighbor pastures to our own, describing how dissatisfaction spurs trades of roles and imagined better futures.
A speaker urges youths and workers to stop dreaming of faraway fortunes and to develop the talents within their narrow circumstances. He condemns pretentious hopes, mocks a job seeker in Hershey, and calls for recognizing value in the current environment while condemning zeal for unsuitable life paths. The letter signs as CHAS. BOOSTER.
A reader writes from a packed schedule in Hershey claiming victory in the world Series and criticizing a faulty record reproduction. He vows a strike against a mocking mogul and denounces a corrupting coating. The letter lampoons printer ink and public sniping.
Lutheran Sunday Schools meet each Sunday at 2 30 p m in the P O S of A Hall Hershey Preaching the third Sunday monthly at the same time Rev J H Neilman of Palmyra conducts services All are welcome
William F. Crerand, a New York trade journalist, tours Ireland with a jaunting car driver who proclaims the mountains to be the highest in the warward. The driver adds that foreign mountains exceed them, except in foreign parts.
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