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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
8
The article recalls Matthew Wren bishop of Ely who, loyal to the king, was imprisoned in the Tower for eighteen years. Offered liberty by Cromwell, he refused to accept it, fearing it would acknowledge Cromwell's authority. After release he warned Charles II with the phrase I know the way to the Tower.
A London street corner anecdote explains jubilees as milestones in marriage ages. A silver wedding marks twenty five years, a golden wedding fifty, and if the husband has died, they call it a jubilee.
The New Orleans Picayune describes mint tea as a sovereign remedy for nervousness and stomach issues. Leaves are crushed and steeped in boiling water, served in a thin glass with cracked ice and sugar, then stored in a corked bottle on ice for later use.
A clerk quips about a woman arrested downstairs this morning for concealing a hand mirror. A streetwise salesman lamentes the scene with a pun about “a glass too much,” turning the incident into light entertainment.
ORRIS GEESAMAN of Palmyra and a group of pleasure seekers visited Bindnagle’s Church on Sunday. George Moonshine of Shellsville plans to move in October. The Hershey Chocolate Co transfers milk teams from East Hanover to Hershey. Local visits include the Ulrichs, Sattazahns, Bomgardners, Rhine, Pickels, Barnharts, Ramlers, Cohen, and Backenstees. Services are set for next Sunday. Fishing activity rises in the Quittapahilla after high water.
Royalton residents attend the Middletown Fair with children on Tuesday. Highlights include chicken exhibitions and fast race days. The community thanks fair directors for free Tuesday entry. Local figures move on with residencies, resignations, and new work as schools open and families visit relatives.
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