Trade Keeps Up At Rapid Pace Report States
Washington reports unabated business activity in November due to persistent demand for goods at all production stages. Consumers sustain buying capacity, keeping wholesale and retail trade expanding despite coal and steel strikes. Credit tightened slightly after discount rate rise. Agricultural notes report crop damage from rains and pests, especially cotton.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Moore Names Tustin to Direct Welfare
Philadelphia, Dec. 1. Mayor-elect Moore announced Ernest L. Tustin, former State Senator, as director of the new Department of Public Welfare. He passed over several others who could not accept. Moore praised Tustin as progressive and backed by the playgrounds association and civic groups.
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Welfare
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Moore
Ernest L. Tustin
Department of Public Welfare
Ellis A. Gimbel
Edward H. Bok
Charles Z. Tryon
H. H. Bonnell
Tustin
Mr. Moore
Great Old Remedy for Skin Diseases
Get it fixed in your mind that skin eruptions eczema burning itching skin and all skin diseases are due entirely to impure and infected blood. S S S is a purely vegetable treatment you can secure from your own druggist. Fifty years ago S S S was discovered and given suffering mankind. Take it if only pimples appear for they denote bad blood and may be followed by torturing skin eruptions. Write for expert medical advice. Medical Director 258 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Jennie Smith Evangelist Recommends Bliss Tablets
Jennie Smith the renowned railroad evangelist promotes Bliss Native Herbs Tablets for constipation and related kidney and liver troubles. The 75 year old advocate credits health to nightly use of 200 tablet boxes priced at 1.00, urging readers to buy genuine yellow boxes bearing Alonzo O Bliss’s portrait from druggists and agents.
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Jennie Smith
BLISS
Alonzo O. Bliss
Many Hunters Flock to Pennsylvania Deer Season
Deer season opened with a record flood of local hunters moving toward the mountains. Clubs such as the Progress Gun Club led by Lawrence Hetrick and J B Harlacker boasted early big bucks, while camps sprawl across Franklin Adams Cumberland and surrounding counties. The State Game Commission issued safety rules emphasizing bright clothing cooperation and responsible drives.
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Gettysburg
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McKeesport
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Uniontown
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State Game Commission
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Legion Plans Board on Americanization
An Americanization commission of the American Legion, to carry out a 100 percent Americanism program, will be appointed soon by national commander Franklin D’Olier. The one year term board will fight anti American propaganda and educate in Americanism with campaigns like Liberty Loan drives, coordinating with schools and institutions. It aims to spread understanding of the essentials of government and loyalty, addressing ignorance behind movements with doubtful loyalties. Y M C A HEARS LECTURE A Philadelphia man, J Arthur Schlichter, spoke on Out of the Depths at a Y M C A event. The Religious Committee oversees Sundays programs with music by the Pennsylvania Railroad Concert Company.
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American Legion
Franklin D’olier
Legion
J. Arthur Schlichter
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Concert Company
First German Ship Here Since War Had Thrilling Trip Across
The German barque Paul arrived at Halifax, the first German vessel to enter since the war began. She told of misery at sea after a call for help went unanswered. British steamship Manchester Merchant rescued the crew after lifeboats were fired upon and masts torn. Captain Musgrave coordinated wireless calls and aid.
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Associated Press
Halifax
N. S
Paul
Mid- Atlantic
Musgrave
Maynard Shocked by Lack of Clothes in New York
New York headlines report Lieut. B. W. Maynard the flying parson preached at Hanson Place Church in Brooklyn. He said he was shocked by the scant attire of New York women and warned fashion comes from Paris. He urged pure American women to set style standards.
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Maynard
N.Y
New York
Paris
Lieut. B. W. Maynard
Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
America
Deaths and Funerals in Northumberland Area
Obituary notices for Catherine Stine 82 of Northumberland with seven children and connections to Harrisburg. Daniel Hess 51 blacksmith from 27 Brady Street. Laura Bell Armstrong 13 of Lewisberry. Mrs Lucy Leach 27 of Harrisburg Hospital. Burial plans at Center Presbyterian Church cemetery Paxtang St Johns Lewisberry and local cemeteries.
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MES
Catherine Stine
A. A. Herman
Northumberland
George F. Stine
G. R. Sleim
Center Presbyterian Church
Ira M. Stine
Steelton
Charles D. Stine
Blain
Sara Stine
EB. 0. Zeiders
Sheeley
Ohio
Harvey A. Stine
South
Sixteenth Street
Harrisburg
Daniel Hess
Brady Street
Paxtang
Hess
Order of Maccabees
Elizabeth Hess
John G. Hess
Hagerstown
Charles Slonaker
George Schlegel
Allen Ebach
Baltimore
James Elder
Emmitsburg
Charles Sweigert
Martin Myers
York
Laura Bell Armstrong
John W. Armstrong
North Highteenth Street
Clayton A. Smucker
St. John's Cemetery
Lewisberry
Lucy Leachers
Lucy Leach
Harrisburg Hospital
Army Reserve worker dies after tractor truck crash
Steve Singleton age 27 of New Cumberland died in Harrisburg Hospital yesterday from injuries suffered when an engine struck the motor truck he was driving on Saturday afternoon at the Army Reserve Depot.
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Steve Singleton
Army Reserve Depot
New Cumberland
Harrisburg
Generals and Troops Taken by Bolsheviks at Omsk
Vladivostok reports that eleven generals and 1,000 officers and thirty-nine thousand troops of Admiral Kolchak's army were captured by Bolsheviks at Omsk. Colonel Emerson cites 2,000 machine guns, 30,000 uniforms, 4,000,000 rounds, 75 locomotives and 5,000 loaded cars seized. An alert 30,000 drafted troops have been redeployed to guard Novo Nikaelovsk and Tomsk districts.
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Associated Press
Vladivostok
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
G. H. Emerson
John F. Stevens
American Railway Commission
Emerson
Novo Nikaelovsk
Tomsk
Emma Goldman Prefers Self Payment for Deportation Fight
Emma Goldman told the Associated Press in Chicago on December 1 that she would battle the government to the last ditch over deportation. She affirmed American citizenship, said she would pay her own expenses and choose her destination port, not travel at U S government expense. Alexander Berkman, also facing deportation, argued anarchists socialists Bolsheviks and IWW love the United States but oppose wartime laws.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Emma Goldman
United States
Alexander Berkman
Wilson and House Estranged Report
Washington tensions rise as The New York Tribune cites a Washington source claiming President Wilson and Colonel House have fallen out. The report notes House, back from Paris, seeks a meeting about Mexico and Fiume issues, while Wilson remains ill and unavailable.
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New York Tribune
Washington
Mexico
Wilson
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Fiume
West
the Tribune
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Paris
White House
Dalmatia
Patriot sermon urged cleaner politics by Rev Homer G Knox
The Rev Homer G Knox spoke last evening to a Patriotic Order Sons of America Patriotic Order of Americans Order of the United American Mechanics and Ninety Ninths of America congregation at Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church. He urged less corruption in politics noting friends who refused to vote believing every candidate was gang controlled.
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Patriotic Order of Americans
Order of the United American Mechanics
The
Ninety-Ninets of America
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Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Wealthy polo breeder dies after gunshot wound
New York December 1 William Livingston Flanagan of Sheridan Wyoming a polo pony breeder and World War veteran died in Bellevue Hospital after a bullet wound beneath his heart. Police say the wound was personal safety related. Flanagan son of a wealthy brewer and nephew of Dewitt Clinton Flanagan, promoter of the Cape Cod canal, was reportedly married but separated from his wife and left with ample funds and no known motive.
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New York
William Livingston Flanagan
Sheridan
Wyoming
Bellevue Hospital
Flanagan
Dewitt Clinton Flanagan
Cape Cod Canal
Dewitt Flanagan
Knights of Pythias Plan Big Anniversary Program
John Harris Lodge 199 Knights of Pythias marks eighteenth anniversary tonight with music and an address by Lieutenant-Governor RE Beidleman and Senator Scott S Leibys. Brady Caveny organizes the program with invited Pennsylvani a domain guests. Refreshments and dancing follow. The lodge reports 530 members, owns its hall, and holds $13,000 in cash.
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John Harris Lodge
RE. E. Beidleman
Scott S. Leibys
Brady Caveny
Domain
Pennsylvania
Ithaca Journal News Merger Announced In Ithaca
Ithaca N Y Dec 1 The amalgamation of the Ithaca Journal News was announced here a concise statement outlined the consolidation of the two papers creating a single Ithaca publication with combined resources and readership.
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Ithaca
Ithaca, N. Y
Ithaca Journal-News
Publication costs force Ithaca to end two daily papers
The source notes that the rapidly rising cost of publishing newspapers made it impossible to sustain two separate daily papers in Ithaca. This economic pressure underscores the consolidation trend affecting local media and newsroom operations.
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Ithaca
Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin
Bayer advertises genuine Aspirin products stamped with the Bayer Cross. It claims physicians prescribed it for over eighteen years and millions have used it safely. A tin box of twelve tablets costs a few cents, with larger packages sold by druggists. Aspirin is the Bayer trademark for monoacetic ester of salicylic acid.
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Bayer
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