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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
4
The Hershey Press announces free access for readers to submit articles and items of interest and offers advertising columns at regular rates. Editor J R Snavely oversees the weekly publication released every Friday.
The text urges sustained mental discipline to develop brains as the key to success. It advocates thinking deeply, assessing oneself honestly, studying conditions, and living consistently with virtue in all contexts to achieve high personal and social outcomes.
The speaker urges a man to align his actions with his father's expectations and his sweetheart's beliefs. He says private introspection makes a man stronger purer and more efficient and promises personal benefit from such interviews.
A reader signed as Adam Knocker criticizes boosterism and alleges behind the scenes influence by local groups over plans for a ceremonial parade and fireworks to honor a new iron and concrete bridge over Spring Creek behind the ten pin alleys. He urges civic action and questions motives of organizers.
A letter from Adam Knocker urges printing a public notice celebrating a new bridge from Hershey to Derry. He calls it the greatest engineering undertaking and argues the project will boost local interest and bring visitors to view the structure. The Ways and Means Committee will meet Saturday afternoon to discuss the plan.
Rev. O. G. Romig officiated Sunday at the Gravel Hill Church for Earnest Grayhill one year and twenty two days old. He died after accidental scalding with hot water Friday and prolonged pain until Saturday morning. He was the twin son of John and Ida Grayhill.
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