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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
3
William T. Ellis argues that the Book of Revelation is a clear revelation for believers, not a mere mystery. He urges reading the entire Apocalypse to grasp its comfort and instruction, notes its timely relevance amid global upheaval, and identifies John the beloved as author and elder church figure.
Odd ad blends medical claim with Christian travel reflections. It touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless rheumatism liniment that relieves pain instantly and can treat sciatica and backache. The piece then shifts to Patmos and seven Asia minor cities tied to Revelation, urging historical context for proper reading.
A fragment shows 3 oz soaps and liniments priced at 15 cents and camphor spirits at 15 cents for 3 oz. An ad-like listing highlights small 19th or early 20th century household chemic products with bargain pricing.
The Kunkel oratorical contest at Central high school on December 15 announced judges A Carson Stumm William M Hargest and Ross A Hickok. Preliminaries on December 7 will select eight finalists with judges Professor Frank C Roth Professor Karl E Richards and Professor William Meikle. Contenders include Thomas Lantz Richard Yount Willard Smith William I Kay Thomas Caldwell and others.
Yesterday marked the birthday anniversary for A. C. Moore a general agent in this district for the Massachusetts Accident Company. He has lived in Harrisburg over twenty years and is a native of Bellefonte Center county.
Dr Charles Leroy Zimmerman physician at the Ponca Indian Agency White Eagle Oklahoma returned Wednesday after a short vacation at his home 214 Peffer street He took a post graduate course in surgery at Harrisburg Hospital in Philadelphia trip east included visits to Washington DC United States Indian Service and Carlisle Indian School He addressed Carlisle students including Martha Running Over Water Zelia Roy Neuman Little Walker John Hard Man and David Horse Chief Eagle The Ponca agency reservation and school are large with about a thousand Indians and include Miller Brothers 101 Ranch He will spend Thanksgiving Day in Chicago with his brother Curtis A Zimmerman of the Buda Steel Company Philadelphia
A small package of Breast Tea, or Hamburger Bree, is sold at many pharmacies. A tablespoonful steeped in boiling water and strained is heated and drunk for quick relief from a cold or grip. It claims to open pores relieve congestion loosen bowels and is inexpensive and vegetable based.
A brief product list shows ice bags at $1.25, Whirlpool spray syringe at $3.50, fountain syringe 2-qt at $1.25, plus two hard rubber pipes priced 48 cents. The items are presented in a compact catalog style.
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