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From the Heritage Foundation, this is Heritage Explains.

It was not clear that much would come of Milton.

He was born into a Pennsylvania Dutch Mennonite community in 1857.

He did not have an education beyond the fourth grade.

His parents separated when he was young, and his dreams of making the living as a confectioner were beset by failure after failure. Even after a long

apprenticeship and the candy-making business, Milton could just not seem to make things work.

First in Philadelphia, then in Chicago, then in New York City. His business just

kept failing. It wasn't until Milton finally returned to his home turf of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,

that he hit on a winning combination. He started a caramel company that boomed. By the 1890s,

it employed over a thousand workers. After seeing a demonstration on

chocolate making in 1893, Milton became convinced that chocolate, at the time a European

luxury candy, could be produced for the everyday American. He sold the caramel company

and went all in on chocolate. And as we know, that chocolate company,

under the quiet and unassuming leadership of Milton S. Hershey,

has become a mainstay of the American marketplace.

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