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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

12

Witnesses Probe Age of Eggs and Young Chickens

Testimony focused on the undoubted age of the eggs with some witnesses detailing a period beyond mere egg. A few bluntly offered guesses about the actual age of the hatchlings found when the shells were opened.

Trials Fill Court With Domestic and Felonious News

In No 1 court Gippel’s case stalls due to name on the list as Dippel. In No 2 court Charles and Mrs Peffer face a disorderly house charge amid testimony of neighbor disputes and a denial of harsh claims. Other docket items include felonious assault, larceny, and a capial assault acquittal with costs shared.

Gippel Kunkel Dippel Charles Peffer Middletown Peffers J. A. Granger Charles H. Jones George Foote Jones Foote

Veterans to present flag at Camp Curtin dedication night

Civil War veterans Sons of Veterans and Spanish American War vets will attend patriotic services at Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Church for the dedication of a $60 000 edifice. The G A R posts will present an American flag to the church with Colonel H C Demming delivering the presentation.

Sons of Veterans Camp Curtin Memorial Methodist Church Camp Curtin Sixth Wharton Streets G. A. R. Posts H. C. Demming David Cotterel Leon C. Prince Dickinson College Carlisle Estelle Butler

Colonial government halts recruit draft over Atlantic sub reports

Reports of German submarines in the Atlantic led to the canceling of a New Found land regiment recruit draft planned for November. Coast defense measures are reimposed as regulatory actions follow the news.

St. Johns N. F Atlantic Foundland Regiment London Melbourne Amsterdam Radoslavoff Bulgaria Sofia Berlin Mittag Zeitung Progressive Party Duma Reuter Petrograd Rio Janeiro Rome Chamber of Deputies United States Copenhagen Danish West Indies St. Louis Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America Washington William J. Bryan Bryan White House Baltimore Foxhall P. Keene New York Harford Farmington Rust

200 Children to Sing at Evangelistic Services

A booster chorus of more than 200 children will sing at the evangelistic services in Stevens Memorial Church on Friday evening as Dr. Billy LaMance closes the second week of his Allison Hill campaign. Mrs. LaMance trains the children. Dr. LaMance will speak on Excuses. Attendance was high and a record crowd is expected at the remaining meetings.

Stevens Memorial Methodist Church Billy” LaMance Allison Hill LaMance Stevens Memorial Church

Fire Destroys Two Story Building at Italian's Park

Fire last evening destroyed a two story frame building at Italian's Park near Hoffman's Woods. Camp Curtin Fire Company answered the call about 7 30 o'clock. The building was unoccupied.

Italian's Park Hoffman's Woods Camp Curtin Fire Company

Bigelow Dies At End Of Long State Service Career

Bigelow, newly appointed official, died shortly after his appointment. A native of Pittsburgh born November 6, 1850, he advanced engineering work and directed Pittsburgh’s park system. He led the state highway department from 1911 to 1915 and helped place the state on the national highway map. He had health problems and had resigned months before his death.

Bigelow Pittsburgh Schenly Tener Mr. Bigelow Robert J. Cunningham

Palermo torpedoed by German sub near Spain with 47 Americans aboard

The Italian steamship Palermo, sailing from New York to Genoa and Spezia, was torpedoed off the Mediterranean coast of Spain. Forty seven Americans, including horse tenders, were aboard along with mules, horses, munitions and other war supplies. One American sailor died in a hospital in Palafrugell.

Madrid Palermo Mediterranean Spain Palafrugell New York Geno Spezia Gibraltar Naples Hartfield, Solari & Co Navigazione Generale Italiana

American Ship Palermo Sunk After Shelling by Defense Guns

Washington December 6 Officials report the Italian steamer Palermo of 1550 tons gross with twenty five Americans aboard was shelled and torpedoed off the Spanish coast after sailing October 20 from Montreal. The ship, owned by a Transportation Company, carried horses and munitions for the Allies and had no warning before sinking. Officials said no reports on the sinking of the American steamer John Lambert had been received.

Washington Con- Transportation Company Solar Dispatch John Lambert Palermo Chicago Montreal State Department John

Gingerole Promises Quick Relief for Aches and Pains

The ad touts Gingerole as an instant remedy for backache headache neuralgia lumbago neuritis sore throat chest colds and foot ailments. A 25 cent box money back guarantee and wide store availability including Gross' Drug Store Croll Keller and Clark's Medicine Stores are noted.

Gingerole Gross’ Drug Store Croll Keller, Clark's

No charge for Trimming Bring Room Measurements

We will furnish first class mechanics any time you want paper hung. Get our estimates, they're cheerfully furnished. 30,000 Rolls to Select From. Bell Phone 3636 W Open Evenings.

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