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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1919

Page

4

Cho Cho Health Clown To Visit Harrisburg Schools

Cho Cho the health clown will visit Harrisburg next week as the Red Cross Christmas Seal campaign opens. He first appears Monday at Edison Junior High School in Harrisburg, with plans for two sessions daily for boys and girls. He then travels to Steelton High School Auditorium Tuesday, Camp Curtin Junior High Wednesday, and returns to Chestnut Street Auditorium Thursday and Friday for large health talks and demonstrations.

Edison Junior High School Steelton High School Camp Curtin Junior High School Chestnut Street Cho-Cho Harrisburg Red Cross Edison Nineteenth Chestnut Streets William Henderson Steelton Highspire Camp Curtin Woodbine

Ship Kerwood Strikes Mine off Terschelling in World War I

The American freighter Kerwood, carrying gifts from Americans to relatives in Germany, struck a North Sea mine near Terschelling. It left New York November 13 for Hamburg, with tugs rushing to assist. The Kerwood, 3651 tons, previously Austrian built, is owned by American Ship and Commerce Navigation and recently acquired by Kerr Line.

Kerwood New York Hamburg Terschelling North Sea London Dungeness American Ship and Commerce Navigation Company Kerr Line United Tes Manded Abernathy

Pape's Diapepsin Helps Indigestion and Stomach Relief

A nostalgic ad describes Pape's Diapepsin as the world's leading stomach antacid and regulator. It claims quick relief from indigestion gas sour belching and upset stomach when the medicine comes in contact with the stomach. The copy touts safety and low cost in drug stores.

Pape

Beauty of skin easily restored by Mentho Sulphur

A skin specialist claims Mentho Sulphur quickly stops itching and heals eruptions. The preparation is inexpensive and simple to use, with parasite destroying properties that check irritation and heal eczema. Any druggist can supply about two ounces for a few cents. Apply it like a cold cream.

Cinderella Welcomed To The Royal Family At Opera Benefit

The box office opened at 10 this morning for Cinderella the operetta at the Orpheum Theater with three Friday and Saturday performances and a Saturday matinee. The production features Miss Elizabeth Ross as Cinderella with Gene Barr Moses and a large cast of dancers and singers including Katharine Bennett, Evelyn Kepner, and Alice Fatzinger.

Cinderella Orpheum Theater Gene Barr Moses Gene Elizabeth Ross Katharine Bennett Dorothy Baldwin Dorothy Bushnell Anna Bergstresser Harrisburg Evelyn Kepner Elizabeth Murray Cora Gilbert Martha Goodyear

Mexican Editors Move to Avert U S Rupture

The Associated Press reports Mexican newspaper editors urge a bilateral delegation with two cabinet secretaries, two senators, two representatives, and three private citizens to meet U S officials and prevent a rupture. Signatories include El Universal, Excelsior, El Heraldo De Mexico, El Democrata, and others. A second note cites Brussels on League of Nations talks.

Associated Press New York Mexico Republic of Mexico United States Carranza House World Partnership of the Press Wilson el Universal Felix F. Palavicini Excelsior Rafael Alducin el Heraldo de Mexico Manuel Carpio el Democrata Fabrique Lopez el Monitor-Republicano C. Alvaro Obregon Miguel Peralta Mexico Nuevo Pablo Gonzales Juan Sanchez Azcona

German Delay Pauses Return of American Peace Delegation

Paris Dec 2 The American delegation to the Peace Conference postpones its sail from Brest to the United States set for December 6. Some personnel will depart Paris to Brest on December 5 as arranged. The delay is attributed to Germany not signing the protocol for ratifying the Peace Treaty.

Paris Brest United States Germany Senate France

More Volunteer Coal Diggers to Enter Mines

Pittsburg Kansas December 2 coal mined by volunteer workers in Kansas strip mines was loaded for shipment to the western part of the state where fuel shortages are acute. Officials said output would rise with seven mines expected to be producing by nightfall and five hundred more volunteers arriving to bring the total to about nine hundred in the field.

Associated Press Pittsburg Kas Kansas State Supreme Court

Miners in Pittsburg Field Stay Out to a Man

Reports from United Mine Workers offices in Pittsburg say all 42 000 idle miners returned to work yesterday yet leaders say they rejected Dr Garfield 14 percent wage offer. Phillip Murray district No 5 president noted the stance mirrors acting President John L Lewis taken in Washington.

Pittsburg United Mine’ Workers Pittsburgh Phillip Murray United Mine Workers Garfield John L. Lewis Dr. Garfield Washington

Missing 15 year old boy prompts mother to seek news

John McCullough, 15, vanished from his Hammelstown home two weeks ago. His mother Mrs Maude B McCullough hopes a pictured representation may yield information. Baron LDes Champs of The Hague Court of Arbitration urged hope for unity amid U S turmoil and world peace. Paul Hymans, Belgian foreign minister, likewise called for a quick peaceful solution and security of the League.

John McCullough Hummelstown Maude B. McCullough Baron Ldeschamps Hague Court of Arbitration United States League Paul Hymans

Hindman Considers Federal Prohibition Post in Pa

Washington December 2 W Wayne Hindman of Clarion Pennsylvania former State Senator is in Washington assessing an appointment as Federal Prohibition Commissioner for Pennsylvania with a salary near 5500 yearly.

Washington W. Wayne Hindman Clarion Pennsylvania

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