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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1915

Page

8

Tightening Not About Munitions Plotters

The federal grand jury in San Francisco resumes its probe into alleged German dynamite plots to destroy U S munitions plants and ships aiding the entente. Since last session an arrest was made of Baron George Wilhelm Von Brinckem on charges of attempting to destroy allied commerce, and government agents seek Robert Capelle of the Northern German Lloyd Steamship Company who is believed to be locateable.

Associated Press San Francisco Srand United States George Wilhelm von Brinckem Robert Capelle Lloyd Steamship Company Harmburg-American Steamship Company New

Ancona Attacked by U Boats in Two Sides

The State Department reported an affidavit by Ancona survivor Gieuseppe Torrisso claiming the vessel was hit by two submarines simultaneously, one on each side, with one shelling from the port side. Also noted are funeral services for Captain Henry A. Swarts, Harrisburg truancy officer, held at his home with burial in East Harrisburg Cemetery and many locals viewing the body.

Ancona Associated Press Washington, D. C State Department Mason Tunis Gieuseppe Torrisso Swartz Henry A. Swarts Harrisburg Cumberland Street J. Bradley Markward Bethlehem Lutheran Church Reenoee

Telegraph Outcast Contest awards at Orpheum theater

The Telegraph reports the Outcast contest prize winners and event details. First prize of 10 goes to C. O. D. Care of The Telegraph. Second prize to Mrs. R. M. Gingher. Additional prize letters from readers discuss whether Miriam should marry Geoffrey. Westminster Church class elects officers and schedules a meeting.

Telegraph Orpheum Theater Orpheum Telegraph Office North Front Hamilton Street Young Men's Bible Class Westminster Presbyterian Church A. P. Davies Levi Blosser Charles Reily P. K. Harries Charles King Louis Kuntz John Smith Robert Kirk J. B. Bates North Third Street

Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate

An urging ad promotes a seven day regimen of drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels improves complexion breath and headaches. Suggested cost is a quarter pound for trial.

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Louise Smooths the Matter Over in a Household Crisis

Helen confronts a marriage shattered by Warren's infidelity as Louise counsels denial to preserve the union. Warren returns home uneasy, insisting no real harm occurred while Helen questions motives and contemplates consequences for Miss Field and the household.

Mi-o-na Dyspepsia Remedy Guarantee Offer

Advertises Mi-o-na as a universal dyspepsia cure with a money back guarantee. Promises relief from indigestion from the first doses and full refund if unsatisfied, urging readers to buy at local druggists including UU Kennedy.

Solvax H. C. Kennedy Mio Na

Olive Tablets offer relief from constipation and bad breath

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets provide a non calomel laxative option. The tablets are small olive colored sugar coated pills that stimulate natural bowel and liver action without forcing unnatural effects. Advertised as a pleasant nightly remedy costing 10 cents to 2 five cents per box.

Edwards Calomel Dr. Edwards It Druggists Olive Tablet Company Columbus

Zemo Promises Fast Relief for Skin Ailments

Itchy skin relief for eczema ringworm and rashes offered with Zemo. A 25¢ small bottle or $1.00 extra large bottle is advertised as cleansing soothing and healing most skin diseases without greasiness or stinging. Cleveland ad promotes quick comfort from itching.

Zemo Cleveland

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