- Hershey must loved his father, mother and wife so much since he built a cemetery in memories of them and for them to be close to him.
- Milton cared for people who been through success and failure with him the most.
- Hershey chocolate earned it place in people hearts because of the price and taste.
- Hershey Town had to have happy image even if there were crimes in the town.
- Hershey and Reese worked with one another, no wonder the chocolate seem to similar and tasted so good.
- Did Milton not go to Europe for awhile because it reminded him of his wife?
- Cuba got along with America during the early 1900s?
- Did people ever believe that Hershey Town was something out of a book?
- How did Hershey felt naming the school he built in Hershey Town after his mother/
- Crotchety(pg. 172)-adj. grouchiness.
- Elusive(page 186)-adj. hard to express or define.
- Notoriety(pg. 190)-noun. a celebrated person.
- "Skinny cow"(pg 179)- idiom, saying that it is sugar-less or no fat.
- "As good and loyal National City man"(pg 192)- Characterization, it is describing what type a man Stanley Russell was.
Hershey soon purchased land in Cuba to make sugar and usually stayed there for awhile. People said he was happy with his home in Cuba. Hershey also built a orphan in Cuba for those children who lost their parents. He even built and added more building into Hershey Town causing people to be more happy when they step into Hershey Town. Some thought of Hershey as a man who wanted publicity, but other thought of him as a Chocolate Millionaire who heartedly spend his money on the needs.

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