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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1919

Page

13

Visiting nurses log 8955 visits in 1918 19

The association reports 8 955 nurse visits for 1918 19 under Miss Mary W Miller at 116 Locust Street. Red Cross Child Welfare Pure Milk Sunshine Social Hygiene Clinics and Girls Aid Society organized work. Hector Edward Martin appointed Dr Dorothy Child in June to head child welfare and establish three health centers with house to house surveys.

Association Mary W. Miller Locust Street The Red Cross Child Welfare Pure Milk Society Sunshine Society Social Hygiene Niinics Girls’ Aid Society Hector Edward Martin

Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Instant Pain Relief

A small bottle of Freezone is sold at drug stores and used by applying a few drops to any corn or callus. The remedy claims to stop pain instantly and loosen the corn or callus so it can be removed with the fingers.

Community agencies aid child welfare drive in city

In August the association, urged by Mrs. Lyman Gilbert, arranged for a child welfare nurse for a year. Margaret Williamson began duty at the health center on North Eleventh Street November 1, and her work has led to cleaner, happier homes. The Pure Milk Society affiliation spurred mothering diet instruction, while the Sunshine Society aids cripples toward self support and the Girls' Aid Society meets rising needs for garments, drugs, surgical appliances, and old linen.

Lyman Gilbert Margaret Williamson North Eleventh Street Pure Milk Society Sunshine Society Girls’ Aid Society

Knights of Malta Social Program Opens Harrisburg Session

A meeting is set tomorrow evening in Star of America Commandery hall to begin the seventeenth annual Harrisburg Knights of Malta session. Prominent members will share aims and social benefits, with Rev. A O H Kerschner of Newport delivering the principal address.

Hall of Newport Lincoln Commandery Punxsutawney Cincinnatus Baldwin Star of America Nazareth Columbian St. Paul's Star of America Commandery

Aged Mother Sets Example For Son

“Knowing what Tanlac did for my 80-year-old mother, I decided to try it when catarrh and indigestion began to get the best of me,” says W. L. Farnsworth of Philo. He reports losing 34 pounds, then Tanlac banished catarrh and improved his digestion, with weight gain and improved health. Tanlac is said to aid catarrh and related ailments and is sold by leading druggists.

Tanlac W. L. Farnsworth Montgomery Ave Philo Bright

Former Service Men to Attend Legion Smoker on Thursday

Chestnut Street Auditorium will be packed when Harrisburg men and nurses who served in wars gather for an informal evening. A moving picture show from the U S Signal Corps on the western front and several vaudeville acts headlined by Sam Jones and Lou Cohen will entertain. Ex servicemen wearing uniform or discharge buttons admit. families and friends will be excluded due to expected large turnout.

Chestnut Street Harrisburg U. S. Signal Corps Sam’ Jones Lou Cohen Meek Hopkins The Majestic A. W. Hartman Corporal Boyer Franklin D’olter American Legion

Mrs Arthur King Dies in Middletown Home

Mrs Arthur King aged 75 died at her Middletown home after a paralytic stroke. widow of Arthur King longtime Middletown Car Works figure and a leader in Zion Lutheran and Red Cross efforts. Survived by son George I King and daughters Mrs D P Deatrick and Mrs Paul Kunkel. Funeral plans not yet made. Also notes on local church life and a Bible class at Zion Lutheran with William Brett, J A Smyser, and Charles W Plowman contributing.

Middletown Arthur King Middletown Car Works Middletown Lutheran Church King Zion Lutheran Church William HE. Brett Kohlhaas J. A. Smyser Central High School Charles W. Plowman Steelton

Christmas Seals Go On Sale Today in Dauphin County

The Christmas Seal campaign opens in Dauphin County with prizes for schools selling the most seals. D. D. Hammebaugh announces awards, from $2.50 to $7.50 framed pictures, plus Health Bonds option. Cho Cho the health clown visits Harrisburg next week to boost sales and public health talks.

Red Cross D. D. Hammebaugh Anti-Tuberculosis Society Dauphin County West Shore Cho-Cho New York Harrisburg Boy Scouts Donald McCormick Dauphin Deposit Trust Company Seal Fund

Proceeds to Stay at Home Sale Opens for Christmas Seals

Proceeds from Christmas Seals and Health Bonds fund tuberculosis fight and public health. Seals priced at one cent, Health Bonds available from five to one hundred dollars. Communities retain 77 percent to support educational and prevention campaigns, open air schools, surveys, and related work with the State Department of Health.

Christmas Seal Campaign Urges PA to Fight Tuberculosis

State Chairman E B Stackpole calls on the public and private agencies to back the Christmas Seal effort to wipe out tuberculosis in a decade. He notes 10 000 annual PA deaths, stresses housing, nutrition, prompt treatment, and broad support from veterans groups, firemen, fraternal orders, and Governor Sproul’s endorsement.

Pennsylvania E B. J. Stackpole Mr. Stackpole American Legion United States Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis Santa Claus Sproul Edward Martin

Revival Opens at Riverside M E Church

The Riverside Methodist Church opened a week long revival led by Pastor Rev. George Klepfer with services at 7 30 each evening Special music accompanies each meeting A Japanese student Kurakawa spoke on Saturday and again yesterday with a Dickinson College team helping yesterday The week long program continues through the week.

George Klepfer Riverside Methodist Church Kurakawa Hawaii Dickinson College Klepfer

Census enumeration set for Dauphin Cumberland and Lebanon counties

Harry B. Saussaman, supervisor of census taking in Dauphin, Cumberland and Lebanon counties, will announce in a few days 200 enumerators who will begin their work January 2. In the city there will be 53 enumerators, one to each voting district.

Harry B. Saussaman Dauphin Cumberland Lebanon

Christmas Piano Ad Emphasizes Interior Tone Over Case

An advertisement warns buyers that a showy piano case cannot replace a perfect instrument. It stresses lasting quality and sustained tuneful sound, urging purchase of THE HARDMAN PIANO from John Bros. at 13 North 4th Street opposite Dives Pomeroy and Stewart.

Hardman John Bros North 4Th Treet Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart

Pleasant View Fire Company approves 1000 Christmas seals

Pleasant View Steam Fire Engine Company No. 15 votes to purchase 1000 Christmas seals. President is John H. Frantz.

Pleasant View Steam Fire Engine Company John H. Frantz

Brother of Harrisburg Man Freezes to Death on River Sandbar

Three hunters stranded on a Missouri river sand bar two miles north of St. Charles faced a fatal freeze. John Osner of St. Louis died, while his brother Charles Osner of Harrisburg and Eugene Palfany of St. Charles survived after the capsized boat left them fighting cold in near zero temperatures during a Saturday gale.

Harrisburg Associated Press St. Charles Here Missouri River John Osner Eugene Palfany Charles Osner Pallany

Rescue of seven fishing party after launch sank off Ambrose

Seven men from a fishing party were rescued from a drifting launch near Ambrose light ship by pilot boats Sandy Hook and New York after high seas broke over the craft. The launch sank soon after the men were taken aboard, leaving the fate of the party as lost until their rescue.

New York Ambrose Lightship Sandy Hook

Prince of Wales arrives in Portsmouth aboard Renown

The Prince of Wales arrived in Portsmouth on the British warship Renown at nine this morning after a royal tour of Canada and the United States.

Ay Associated Press Portsmouth Eng Prince of Wales Renown Canada United States

Newberry to Take Senate Seat Amid Fraud Indictments

Associated Press reports Senator Truman H. Newberry of Michigan faced federal fraud indictments over his election. He was expected to attend the Senate session at noon with no statement from him. Grand Rapids notes no arrests yet as warrants issued after indictments list Newberry and over 125 others.

Washington Truman H. Newberry Michigan Senate Grand Rapids, Mich Federal District Court United States Detroit Newberry

Hunter's fatal discharge kills Millerstown man

Arthur Yetter, 22, of Millerstown, Pa., was instantly killed Saturday by his own gun in the first hunting death in Perry county in years. The weapon discharged as he was stepping from an automobile near four miles from Millerstown, just before entering woods to hunt. Yetter is survived by his wife, four months married, his parents and several siblings. funeral services are planned for Tuesday.

Wun Millerstown Arthur Yetter Perry County Juniata Valley Vetter

Careful Relief Cascarets End Biliousness Head Aches

An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle remedy for biliousness headaches colds and constipation with no griping or explosive after effects unlike harsh cathartics such as Calomel or Salts.

Steam Inhalation Injures Central Iron Worker at Harrisburg

John Kidman of 1232 Bartine Street, an employee of Central Iron and Steel Company, is in Harrisburg Hospital with severe head lacerations after falling while inhaling steam. Police report no foul play.

John Kidman Bartine Street Central Iron and Steel Company Harrisburg

Dr James Headache Powders Promise Quick Relief

An advertising pitch touts Dr James Headache Powders as fast relief for headaches and neuralgia. It claims prices at 10 cents a package and urges readers to purchase at any drug store, promising relief for millions of sufferers.

James

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE AD CLAIMS CORD CURE IN ONE DAY

An old advertisement promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with a promise to cure a cold in one day. It notes signature by K. W. Grove and a price of 30 cents for the Tab lets.

K. W. Grove

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DR. Chase Initegl Med. Co 10Th St Philadelphia Knights of Malta Mackinaws Gately & Fitzgerald Supply Co S. Second St E. J. Stackpole Riverside M. E. Church Prince I. B. Dickinson Thirteenth ST Soutter Market Street Courthouse
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