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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
8
An opportunity for dressmakers and housewives to save on many little necessities. Skirt patterns at 95c, cretonnes 9c a yard, dress flannelette 7 3/4c, unbleached sheeting 72c a yard, Shaker or Canton flannel 5 1/2c. Also bulk notions and machine embroidered pillow cases priced low, with main floor displays at Bowman’s.
In a village mine drama Ruth Gallon faces danger and financial ruin as Wilkerson manipulates payroll and John Dorr proposes a risky plan. Ruth travels to New York to secure a $10,000 loan by pledging her stock while Dorr keeps the mine alive and morale up.
Advertisement for Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claiming gentle bowel action and no pain. Promotes as a natural laxative alternative to calomel, stressing gradual normalization of bowel function and benefits for old persons. Mentions sizes 10 and 25 cents and olive color. Columbus Ohio.
The executive committee of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America will hold its annual convention in Richmond Virginia from December 9 for three days. Delegates include Secretary of State Bryan and figures like Shailer Mathews Gulick and Bryan will speak on church unity peace and social issues. A Brotherhood Banquet at St Matthew's Lutheran Church is also noted with fifty invitees.
The Rev. B. H. Hart of Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church assisted in dedicating Altoona's Grace Methodist Church, a $60,000 structure. In Maryland, the Rev. W. L. Murray of Williamsport visited Harrisburg to be with his sister during an operation on Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Bitner of West Main Street was stricken with paralysis of the left side on Saturday and is in critical condition in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania.
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