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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1914

Page

7

Corsets on Second Floor Boxed For Sale

A brief catalog note lists Corsets on the second floor by Dives Pomeroy and Stewart with display of neat boxed selections.

Everett Pomeroy & Stewart Dives Street Floor Pomeroy & Ste Froi

Royal Arcanum Officers Chosen For Chiques Council

At the regular meeting of Chiques Council No. 1825 Royal Arcanum in Marietta Pa the officers for the coming year were elected. Names include Past Regent J Barr Spangler Regent Chester W Rudisill Vice Regent David E Brandt Orator Frank McMullen and Ethelbert Miller Chaplain John H Miller Warden Leroy F E Brandt Guide Edgar R Willee Sentinel John Stoner Secretary W Wildey Wikel and J Nissley Brandt Collector Benton G Hipple Treasurer John P Mueller Trustees Frank McMuhen Ethelbert Miller Thomas McCoombs House Committee J Hoffman Garber J Barr Spangler and Chester W Rudisill. A banquet followed with a social hour. Chiques Council is in a flourishing condition.

Marietta Chiques Council Royal Arcanum J. Barr Spangler Chester W. Rudisill David E. Brandt Frank McMullen Ethelbert Miller John H. Miller Leroy FE. Brandt Edgar R. Willee John Stoner W. Wildey Wikel J. Nissley Brandt Benton G. Hipple John P. Mueller Frank McMuhen Thomas McCoombs J. Hoffman Garber

Hall’s Catarrh Cure Advertised By Cheney & Co

An 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and catarrh. It promises a $100 cure via Hall’s Catarrh Cure, notes the product sells through druggists for 75 cents, and urges sending for circulars.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Anthrax Suspected in Sunbury Victim

Sunbury and Marietta items report varied local notes. Doctors suspect Reuben Shuman of Catawissa has anthrax after examination in Harrisburg. Elmer Zink suffers serious injuries from a wrestling incident near Marietta. a Sunbury fire company mortgage is burned to clear debt and plan a mobile engine. an 1852 turtle was found at Unicorn. an engagement between Miss Bessie Byerly and Harry C. Leese announced at a Leed home.

Sunbury Reuben Shuman Catawissa B. F. Sharpless Harrisburg Marietta, Pa Elmer Zink Bruck Farm Washington Steam Fire Engine Company, No James V. Eband Unicorn Ephrata Miss Fairfax Anxiou

Hair Removal Guide Cites Delatone Paste Method

A tip claims a safe method to remove hairy growths by applying a cow delatone and water paste to the skin for about two minutes, then rubbing and washing. The note warns to use genuine delatone to avoid disappointment and says repetition is seldom needed.

Bamboo trimmed boxes with mat covering sold at three thirty

A short entry notes 30 inch bamboo trimmed boxes covered with mat sold for 33.00 dollars and 3.50 dollars appears as a related price.

Brumbaugh Calls Citizens to Duty at Ware Dinner

Governor elect Dr. Martin G. Brumbaugh outlined a program after a Washington dinner with Rep. Ware. He pledged independence from pledges and urged cooperation with the state delegation for a liberal policy toward the Delaware and Ohio rivers, roads, ports, and natural resources. He stressed unity in the Republican party and a focus on public service over personal gain.

Martin G. Brumbaugh Pennsylvania Washington William S. Ware Philadelphia Democratic Philadelphia Record Brumbaugh Governorelect Brumbaugh Penn Sylvania Congress Delaware and Ohio, Rivers Ware Republican Party Dr. Brumbaugh Vare Progressive Party Keystone Commonwealth Delaware Ohio

Congressman Kreider Fights Stock Appraisal Injustice

The article details changes in Pennsylvania law governing cattle appraisals after foot and mouth disease. It explains prior limits of 40 dollars for unregistered and 70 to 140 dollars for registered stock, causing losses for high value cattle. Congressman Kreider urged full-value appraisals, leading to new instructions that appraise stock by the state law and partially reimburse through state and federal contributions. It notes future legislative hopes to remove limits and reimburse unpaid balances, and advises farmers to keep duplicate appraisals for claims while noting reimbursement for decontamination and equipment losses.

Livestock Sanitary Board Pennsylvania State of Kreider Livestock Sanitary Board of Pennsylvania Washington Congressman Kreider

Umbrella Factor in Flagman's Death

Walter W. Inns a 32 year old flagman on the Williamsport division of the Pennsylvania Railroad was found dead beside the tracks at Clark's Ferry after a train failed to hear his presence. He was at work on an eastbound fast freight when a siding held a westbound passenger train. An umbrella may have muffled his hearing and led to the fatal accident.

Sunbury Walter W. Inns Williamsport Pennsylvania Railroad Clark's Ferry Inns

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