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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1916

Page

3

How Auto Displaces Horses and Its Advantages

The article cites Wm. F. Pfeiffer of E E mailer Rubber Co Akron as saying each automobile displacement of a horse adds five acres to agricultural area and argues the broader economic and welfare benefits of the growing auto industry. He notes about 26,000,000 horses in the United States and discusses industry impacts.

Wm. F. Pfeiffer Ee Mailer Rubber Company Akron Pfeiffer United States Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa

Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad Urges Mothers Action

A vivid advertising plea tells mothers to use Cascarets candy cathartic for sick children with coated tongue and sour breath. It claims a 10 cent box can quickly relieve stomach and bowels, noting Cascarets are harmless and effective for all ages without griping.

The Auto Mobile and Tire Makers Economic Impact

The text argues automobiles free land for population growth by reducing pasture for horse feed and expanding road quality. It credits tire makers for enabling reliable cars and boosting the industry and broader economic effects.

Paige Orders Make December Big Month

Paige-Detroit Car Company projects a record December with production surged after doubling November output. Sales manager Henry Krohn cites phenomenal early delivery orders and unusual continued demand from dealers, predicting December as a major production month.

Paige Paige-Detroit Car Company Paige Company Henry Krohn Krohn

November comfort dominates weather report

November recorded a mean temperature of 43.1 degrees with 1.47 inches of rainfall, a deficit of .88 inch. West winds averaged 5.9 mph, twelve days clear, thirteen cloudy, five partly cloudy. No hail or storms. a trace of snow, slight fog, one killing frost, and frost on three days. New Cumberland hosts a fire company visit from Enola for the Citizens Hose Company fair.

Uncle Sam

Studebaker Series Eighteen Cars Feature New Comforts

Studebaker announces Series Eighteen with refinements across the line including separate reversible front seat, removable rear benches, and new Studebaker Every Weather Top. The car retains the Series 17 engine with vibration reduction, enhanced lubrication, stronger rear axle, and improved carburetion. Prices range from $930 to $1750 for various four to seven passenger models plus commercial versions.

Studebaker Studerbaker Meau Blackmore Studebaker-Wagner Runone Roe Studebaker and Schebler Tne William Ae Ampere Aneielasin

First deer shot in Lycoming and opening of season in Carlisle

In Lycoming County Williamsport, L Vanhorn of Beaver County and Chauncey Brion of Buttonwood each killed the county’s first deer of the year in Camp near Calvert. Vanhorn’s single shot buck was the first reported. Carlisle reports nine deer killed on opening day in the South Mountain with camps at Bendersville Biglerville Eckleberger and Huntsdale contributing one each.

Lycoming Williamsport L. Vanhorn Beaver County Chauncey Brion Buttonwood Vanhorn Musgrave Calvert Brian Carlisle South Mountain Bendersville Biglerville Eckleberger Huntsdale Charles Hackart Harry Shugars Jacksonville John Peters

Church Briefs Highlight Diverse Parish Activities

The notice lists St Stephen's Episcopal choir plans with 35 voices under Alfred C. Kuschna and several soloists, plus numerous church events across Zion Lutheran and other local congregations. Activities include sermons, catechetical studies, missionary programs, male and youth group meetups, and a South America lecture with photo exhibit.

Blood cleanse remedy promising malaria and typhoid cure

An advert promotes Number 40 For The Blood claiming to clean the blood and prevent outbreaks of malaria and typhoid. It asserts success in treating blood poison, rheumatism, constipation, hepatic congestion, stomach and kidney disorders, and that tumors sores ulcers and scrofulous swellings disappear. Produced by J C Mendenhall Evansville Indiana and sold by Geo A Gorgas 16 N 3rd Street.

J. C. Mendenhall Evansville Ind Geo. A. Gorgas N. 3Rd Street

Commission to Hear Big Number of Utility Matters

The Public Service Commission faces a flurry of filings as Pittsburgh chamber complaints push a potential gas rate investigation. Hearings set for Monday include municipal divisions seeking trolley franchises, and several water, light, and rail projects across Pennsylvania with across ten day executive session planned for early decisions.

Pittsburgh York County Dover Rossville New Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railroad Company Pittsburgh and Shawmut Ra Union New Brighton Williamsport Northern Central Railway Reynoldsville Hummelstown Consolidated Water Company

Motor Club of Harrisburg Plans Early Annual Meeting

The Motor Club of Harrisburg will hold its annual business meeting next month at 109 South Second Street avoiding the usual banquet date. The change aims at better sociability and the banquet date will be announced later. A committee was appointed to arrange details and the Board of Governors met to discuss a new smaller emblem for radiator placement.

Motor Club of Harrisburg Motor Club South Second Street Board of Governors

William B Neff Dies at 80 in Mechanicsburg

William B Neff aged 80 died at his home on South Arch street after chronic illness. Survived by wife and seven children including Mrs Alice Hoopes Harrisburg and Mrs Belle McLaughlin Ellerslie Md Clyde and William B Neff Jr Mechanicsburg. Civil War veteran of the Third Ohio Calvary. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 30 pm at the Methodist church with Rev Resh and Rev Castle assisting.

William B. Neff Mechanicsburg South Arch Street Alice Hoopes Harrisburg Belle _McLaughlin Ellerslie Mary Fitzgerald Philadelphia Landgold Kansas City Clyde William B. Ne

Papes Cold Compound Promises Fast Cold Relief

Relief comes instantly with Pape's Cold Compound a dose every two hours for three doses to end grippe misery and break up a severe cold. It opens stuffed nostrils relieves headache feverishness and sore throat. 25 cents at drug stores. Be sure you get the genuine. MALE VOICES TO SING Choir at Christ Lutheran Church Evening Services will perform The Man of Galilee and Sometime Somewhere with the chorus O Worship the Lord Rollison will sing contralto solo SHOWER FOR BRIDE Miss Rollison bride Mrs E Spittle shower given at Mrs Joseph Warlow home by Truth Seekers Class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School gifts useful and many

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Maunder Alfred C. Kuschna Gobin Wallerchamp J. G. Sanders John P. Gibson Clarence H. Sigler Clery Dayton Ohio Messiah Home Bailey Street Volunteers of America Mission Hall North Third Street City Union Mission William Lebo North Sixteenth Street Harry Nelson Bassler Second Reformed Church Eighth Regiment Pennsylvania Lincoln Hully D. D Stetson Institute de Laud Fla Charles F. Sanders Gettysburg Augsburg Lutheran Church Park Street United Evangelical Church Ellis Island Young People’s Missionary Society Cenchrean Mary and Martha Miss Shreiner North Street Ladies’ Aid Society Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Teachers’ Association Young People’s Missionary North Second Street Children's Missionary Marion Raymond Church House Grippe Pape Men of Christ Lutheran Church Choir Lord Williamstown E. Spittle Joseph Warlow Methodist Episcopal Sunday School

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