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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
13
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson says abundant business and jobs await after demobilization. He urges patience and active push of public works and private enterprises while reconstruction plans are studied by the Council of National Defense and war board heads. Leaders on both sides anticipate full readjustment and ample employment.
Hazleton Pennsylvania declares its first heavy snow storm of the season. The storm brought blizzard conditions and threatens to disrupt trolley and steam rail traffic and curb anthracite mining operations if it continues.
A U.S. judge and former public official endorses Nuxated Iron as a tonic to rebuild strength in the weak and run-down. The note cites Judge Atkinson's long career and claims dramatic personal results after two weeks of use and adherence to simple dosing. It mentions easy assimilation, no teeth staining, stomach upset, or adverse effects and lists local druggists selling the product.
Washington story reveals A. Bruce Bielaski testimony to a Senate committee on 1916 German propaganda cables. Count Von Bernstorff urged favor for William Bayard Hale, saying he worked for Hearst and a Berlin propaganda effort. Hale supposedly on Hearst payroll and as confidential embassy agent.
In Kings County the Surrogate revealed a family fund built from weekly dime and quarter deposits by Thomas Cain and his children Mary I Anna B and Hugh starting in 1883. The $10,000 reserve funded by the siblings grew until Anna B died in 1895 and Thomas Cain later passed. The estate is now divided between Hugh and Mary I Cain.
Mrs Eva M Keiper wife of John A Keiper died at noon at the Keystone Hospital. She leaves her parents Mr and Mrs Charles W Moyer 404 Reading Street Steelton two brothers Joseph and George Moyer in France and a sister Mrs J C Stambaugh of Washington Funeral services will be held at the parents home Monday at 2 pm Interment Baldwin Cemetery.
A man with long standing stomach and liver troubles felt misunderstood as crazy. After three months on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy his bloating and pain disappeared and he feels renewed. The ad claims the preparation removes mucous and inflammation of the intestinal tract and offers a money back guarantee. G A Gorgas H C Kennedy and Clark's Drug Stores promote the remedy.
An advertisement urges every family head to keep Dr Carter’s K and B Tea at home. It claims the tea relieves biliousness sluggish liver and sick headaches and can regulate the bowels when taken before bedtime. It even suggests giving it to children.
Three men were injured in Pennsylvan ia railroad yard at Verbeke street. Thomas Mountain 27 of 1845 Berryhill street sustained a head injury and was taken to Harrisburg Hospital. He works as a machinist in Roundhouse No 2. Jesse Mumma of 2449 Reel street also injured and hospitalized.
Aged 37 suffered back injuries and possible internal injuries while at work on the Ver beke street yards of the Pennsy. Carl Miller, 19, of 3215 Wale lace street, Philadelphia, a fireman on the Pennsylvania Railroad division, was also involved.
A worker was injured when a steel fragment fell on his left ankle at a roundhouse in Missouri two early yesterday evening. He was reported in good condition today.
Berlin reports Germany is building an airplane at Staaken with 193 foot wings and 3000 horsepower engines for a transatlantic crossing, and a nine engine Zeppelin at Friedrichshafen for a 100 passenger flight. A July first flight is hoped if conditions clear.
The Orpheum houses West Coast headliners led by Robert Sherman with The Girl Without a Chance and Chin Chin shows. Marion Davies stars in The Burden of Proof at the Colonial while Charlie Chaplin and Mildred Harris headline Monday and Tuesday. John Barrymore debuts at Regent in On the Quiet and Victoria presents Peggy Hyland in Marriages Are Made as Mrs Vernon Castle performs The First Law in a separate slot.
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