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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
14
An advertisement promotes GAUSS Combined Treatment for catarrh offering 2000 free trial packages this week. It claims to cure by driving out the cause and invites readers to mail a coupon to C. E. Gauss of Marshall, Michigan, for immediate parcel post delivery with charges prepaid.
An old advisory notes that hot water draws blood to the stomach and bisurated magnesia neutralizes acid to stop fermentation. It recommends a teaspoonful in half a glass of water when meals upset digestion and two to three five grain tablets after meals for travelers. G. A. Gorgas can supply you.
An old advertisement warns against unsafe cough syrups and patent medicines. It touts Father John’s Medicine as a safe alcohol free option with 60 years of success in treating colds coughs throat troubles and as a tonic and body builder. It is presented as a doctor’s prescription product.
Miss Anna Perry state supervisor of vocational schools addressed the Study club at Mrs. L. D. Perry’s home about rural centers near railroads and state funded vocational schools with two thirds state aid. The club also discussed moving pictures and pageants as they plan municipal theater use and community recreation.
The program features Shakespeare characters in histories and tragedies with listed cast, plus Hungarian song, portraits after masters, and music by Kuschna. Community notices follow including club meetings and a YWCA vesper service with tea afterward. local hosts and attendees noted.
Miss May Bouton the prima donna soprano in Shreveport agrees to an unexpected marriage with Dr I Schwartz optical goods maker after he claims to have adjusted her eyesight and envisioned a happy home life. The couple plans a quick honeymoon and then settles in Shreveport where they met five years ago during a Grace Van Studdiford engagement.
In No 2 court Paul A Kunkel denied charges of taking part in a hold up while testifying about a letter mix up that sent funds to his brother. The Lampas brothers testified they discussed the Miller case and that Kunkel had said 150 would cover legal expenses. The arson trial of Damjam Rakas continued in No 1 court with alibi claims about Bethlehem. An egg seller was acquitted, while several others received sentences or fines in companion cases.
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