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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
15
City Forester Louis G. Baltimore says five thousand Harrisburg shade trees face destruction from various insect pests in the bulletin Harrisburg's Shade Trees. He notes that about 300 trees have already been affected and emphasizes urgency in countywide protection efforts.
An ad for Hackman's Alterative claiming to halt coughs and lung damage with a remedy priced at $0.50 and $1.50 per bottle. It urges purchase from druggists or LABORATORY in Philadelphia and frames the product as restoring health to weakened lungs.
The Plainest Vaults or the most elaborately designed mausoleums can be ordered here with equal satisfaction. We give our best skill and attention to every order, whether built from your ideas or from a selection of approved designs.
I B Dickinson offers granite marble tile and bronze products at 505 13 N Thirteenth Street Harrisburg Pennsylvania showcasing stonework and bronze items for construction and decor.
Mr Baltimore warns Harrisburg loses thousands yearly to insect damage storms and neglect with fewer than ten percent of fallen or damaged trees replaced. He cites a 16 000 annual loss from neglect and urges pruning every three to five years. He notes current funding prevents proper care and compares Harrisburg to Washington Syracuse Philadelphia Detroit and others in spending and tree ratios.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a vegetable blend with olive oil aimed at liver and bowel relief without calomel drawbacks. Marketed for easing indigestion and heaviness, they claim to improve energy and mood with no griping or gum damage, priced 10c and 25c per box.
New York reports the college professors' union, sworn to academic interests in strikes, has taken root in sixteen city institutions and sparks wide interest as branches may form nationwide. Dr. Henry R. Linville notes that communications show faculty members across the country considering unionizing.
In Wheeling West Virginia December 10 2000 steelworkers at the Bellaire plant of Carnegie Steel voted to end their strike and return to work immediately. The Belwood mills of the Wheeling Steel and Iron Company also voted to resume within a week.
Camp Hill American Legion Camp No. 43 will meet in the Acacia Club Monday evening for the annual election of officers. The meeting scheduled for Friday evening has been postponed.
Mrs B Craig of 5412 Lancaster Ave Philo says Tanlac relieved catarrh of the stomach and weakness, with throat and nasal discharges and gas distress. The tonic helps coughs sniffling watery eyes bad breath sleeplessness full head and builds appetite food assimilation and nerve strength. Genuine Tanlac sold by J I Gore Co and leading druggists.
A long list of signees and names from the City petitions to save daylight appears as a public note heading to a council agenda. The document names many residents and officials, indicating broad civic interest and continuing discussions on time policy.
Governor Sproul advocates stronger Americanism and national development including public lands, denounces railroad mismanagement, and calls for relief from federal meddling while Mrs. Medill McCormick pushes nationalist policies and suffrage timing. Nebraska’s McKelvie criticizes Democratic policy, prophesies GOP success, and party committees settle nominations ahead of the convention. Admiral Gleaves and family attend imperial events in Tokyo.
West Virginia miners press for a congressional inquiry into unorganized coal fields in Guyan Valley. Letters from Senators Townsend and France acknowledge district No.17 resolutions condemning field conditions and urge government action. Union says armed forces block organizers. operators deny claims while reporting normal output amid the strike.
The House approved the Fordney bill without a record vote. It would let the Treasury Secretary send agents to inspect foreign exporters to the United States and study prices abroad to prevent undercutting US markets by lower foreign prices.
Washington December 10. Director General Hines denies cars are being held at Louisville to handle whisky shipments if the wartime prohibition act is ruled unconstitutional. The denial counters reports that rail cars were being held pending a Supreme Court decision and possible liquor sales.
An old health warning promotes castor oil and Dr. Pierce products to clean stomach, liver, and bowels. It advises hydrating, regular outdoor exercise, and Anuric to prevent uric acid buildup, claiming benefits for kidneys, heart, rheumatism, gout, and aging.
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