Children Hear Christmas Tales Across Three School Halls
Over a thousand children attended the story matinee by the Story Tellers League, held Saturday at 2 30 PM across Camp Curtin Junior High, Technical High Auditorium, and Edison Junior High. three hours featured Christmas tales and music. helpers included Clarence W. Zorger and musical directors Mildred Conkling Ella Ryan and Florence Ackley Ley.
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Story Tellers’ League
Camp Curtin Junior High
Charles J. Wood, Jr
Technical High
Harry G. Keffer
Edison Junior High
David J. Reese
Clarence Wi. Zorger
Department of Special Activities
Samuel F. Dunkle
Mildred Conkling
Ella Ryan
Edison Junior High School
Florence Ackley Ley
Quarantine Used in Harrisburg Case First Time
The article reports a local quarantine in Harrisburg with a woman arrested for breaking quarantine and jailed under isolation. Dr. Raunick notes state law allows quarantines for infectious disease and the health department plans to send photos to Washington as officials push sanitation efforts nationwide.
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Dauphin County
Washington
Dr. Jannick
River Street
Raunick
Constantinople to Be Internationalized Reported
Premier Clemenceau and Lloyd George discussed Turkey and agreed to internationalize Constantinople, the Associated Press reports. The move may push America to join Entente administration of the region. In Syracuse, twenty Cayuga county newspapers will raise advertising rates 50 percent from January 4 to cover costs.
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Liverpool
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Turkey
Constantinople
Post
America
Syracuse
N. Y
Cayuga County
Auburn
Cold storage plant fast tracks completion at Cameron Street
Work is rushed on a new cold storage plant at 1146 South Cameron Street to finish before Christmas. The facility will store cattle and has a capacity of 100 head.
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Martha Bailey
North Front Street
Margar McCreath
Ick-on-the-Tweed
Scotland
Miss McCreath
Andrew S. McCreath
Stroh Apartments
South Cameron Street
Children Will Be Entertained at Moorhead Christmas Event
Moorhead knitting company workers plan the annual Christmas entertainment for 125 children from the Industrial Home and Day Nursery. Vera VanHorn Marks chairs a committee of Margaret Farmer Sara Stuart Eva Peters Grace Sheesley Elsie Swartz and Catherine Seward. Ed win S. Herman provides transport and Santa will greet guests. The event features three large trees with gifts bought by local employers and Christmas carols led by Mrs. Florence Ackley Ley.
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Moorhead Knitting Company
Chestnut Street
Moorhead
Vera VanHorn Marks
Margaret Farmer
Sara Stuart
Eva Peters
Grace Sheesley
Elsie Swartz
Catherine Seward
Edwin S. Herman
Santa Claus
Choral Society
Florence Ackley Ley
Pageant of the Nativity to illuminate Capitol Plaza
The Pageant of the Nativity will be staged on State Capitol Plaza Christmas night at 7 o clock. The Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce Community Service Bureau directs arrangements with Mrs Florence Ackley Ley and city departments. Lights go out at 7 15 as a spotlight shines on the Spirit of Christmas scene with Mary and Joseph and the Star of Bethlehem marking the Wise Men. Shepherds gather around a fire as the scene unfolds before the Capitol entrance.
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Capitol
Mary
Joseph
Star of Bethlehem
Cascarets Promise Gentle Nightly Cleansing
Health ad touts Cascarets as a safe laxative that cleanses liver and bowels without griping. It claims quick relief from biliousness and constipation, avoids Calomel or harsh pills, and costs little while you sleep.
Local Santa offers to brighten two city children
Donald S Heagy of 1787 Market Street writes to the Telegraph offering to play Santa Claus for two fatherless children aged five to eight. Heagy asks the paper to submit or relay two qualifying names or inform charitable groups of his offer to bring a child’s dream of Old Santa to life.
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Santa Claus
Santa Clause
Donald S. Heagy
Cell-O-Saw Promises Quick Relief for Cold Symptoms
Specialists hail a new discovery, Cell-O-San, claiming rapid relief from sore throat stiff neck and nasal catarrh. Advertisers claim it heals inflamed cells with astonishing speed, often ending colds overnight without being a drug and with purported miraculous results.
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G. A. Gor
Kennedy Medicine Store
J. Nelson Clark
Croll Keller
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