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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1919

Page

15

McClean resigns as New York Evening Post business manager

Robert B. McClean will resign January 1 to join David wrence Inc in Washington as business manager and partner. William A. Bird moves from business to editorial to oversee a new Washington Feature Service project. McClean has long worked in publishing, with earlier roles at Gettysburg Compiler, Gettysburg Star and Sentinel, Harrisburg Telegraph, Pittsburgh Post and Sun, and the New York Evening Post. H G Niesley to speak at Fulton county farmers institutes in McConnellsburg Watford sburg Needmor.

Robert B. McClean New York Evening Post Davidwrence, Inc Washington, D. C Washington Feature Service William A. Bird Anocencee McClean Gettysburg College Gettysburg Compiler Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers Gettysburg Star and Sentinel Harrisburg Telegraph Pittsburgh Post Sun H. G. Niesley Dauphin County Fulton County Farmers’ Institute McConnellsburg Watfordsburg Needmor

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Aid Regular Meals

Dyspeptics are advised to eat regularly after meals and use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad promotes a cure for indigestion and urges buying the tablets in the United States and Canada. It also touts mercorized wax as a skin treatment to remove blemishes and reveal a new-looking face.

Stuart United States Canada

Captain Long Is New Commander At Calder Post

Captain James T. Long was elected commander of Calder Post No. 31, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Officers include Clyde M. Brandt as senior vice commander and JT. S. Dean as junior vice commander, with Jonas K. Rest as quartermaster and Captain J. H. Kreider as surgeon. The Ladies Auxiliary named Susan Lyter as president and Evelyn Burg as secretary. The change follows the national G A R honorary membership action and plans a January reception and banquet for old comrades.

Calder Post No James T. Long Clyde M. Brandt JT. S. Dean Jonas K. Rerst J. H. Kreider James Bioomenthal John L. Wolf Edward Wert Charles H. Burg Charles A. Raffensperger Susan Lyter Sadie Benz T. 5. Dean Dolly Fitzpatrick Mabel Myers Alice Burg John Garland George Jack Evelyn Burg Cuba Porto Rico China Philippines Europe United States Veterans of Foreign Wars Calder Post Ladies' Auxiliary

Pecan Crop Value and Cooperative Marketing Highlight Alabama

Alabama horticulture notes pecans as a valuable crop with strong market demand. William P Bullard of Albany GA urges cooperative marketing to prevent oversupply as plantings rise and the National Pecan Exchange expands curing and grading capacity to stabilize prices and extend markets. Also reports on Japanese policy shifts and dairy cow testing milestones.

Alabama Alabama Horticultural Society William P. Bullard Albany, Ga National Pecan Exchange Bullard Co-Operative Marketing Association South Birmingham Age-Herald

Edison Junior High Opens Woodworking Shop for Classes

Edison Junior High describes new woodworking facilities led by Mr Hiller with Benches and tools, a mill room, and lumber storage. The program aims to give every pupil practical wood projects and proper bench upkeep, while Mr Grove readying a second shop for hobby club work. The gym opens for physical training, electricity classes begin, and Red Cross Christmas seals sales exceed eighty thousand.

Edison Hiller Souteast Shreiner Grove Gumpert Red Cross H. B. Work Lancaster Boys’ High B. W. Fisher Jess Meadath Edward Hose Edison Patrol McLain King Carl Monismith Earle Kreiner Martin Barbush Howard Palm Earl Selver Harry Whitmeyer Samuel McLinn

Heavyweight Wrestlers to Meet in Chicago Tonight

Earl Caddock the heavyweight wrestling champion and Sam Clapham holder of the British title announce readiness for their match in Chicago after a postponement due to illness. Caddock will judge his condition after tonight's bout and may retire to his Iowa farm if he cannot prove fitness for a grueling contest.

Chicago Earl Caddock Sam Clapham Caddock France Iowa

New Company Formed to Operate North Penn Bank

Formal election of officers of the Phoenix Trust Company, to take over assets of the defunct North Penn Bank, was held. The bank will operate at Twenty-ninth and Dauphin streets and open near January 2 or 5. John W. Phillips to serve as treasurer and one vice president. Dotn J. Coyle named president, former State Senator from Schuylkill County.

Philadelphia Phoenix Trust Company North Penn Bank Twenty-ninth Dauphin Streets Dotn J. Coyle John W. Phillips First National Bank Mahaney City Yester At, Coyle Schuylkill County Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Bell Union Coal and Mining Company

Dr. Cocklin Death Linked to Car Gas Poisoning

Investigations into the death of Dr. Russell T. Cocklin an optician from New York City found he died from carbon monoxide gas generated in his garage by his automobile. The autopsy was done per the brother’s demand. He was a former Cumberland county resident and was buried near Bowmansdale. Sixteen juvenile offenders will be heard.

Russell T. Cocklin New York City Cocklin Cumberland County Bowmansdale

Special court session to hear case over six boys

Hearings set for tomorrow at a special court session before Judge J. M. McCarrell. Six youths are charged. all but one are boys.

J. M. McCarrell

Juvenile Offenders Held for Various Infractions

The report lists youths detained for crimes including larceny of automobiles and other articles from cars, with four held for truancy, four for incorrigibility, and two for attempted larceny.

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Roberto McClean David Lawrence Lewts, Dist Phila, Pa Captain Long Keystone Division San Francisco Cal James D. Phelan Washington America Japan The Japanese Association of America Cumberland Alvin Randa- Waugh GL. Strack Helstein I. V. Otto Garlisle D. G Shippensburg Arthur Anxer Thomas McDonel Donald Hand Martin Duey Bernard Goshorn James Kepner George Zell Frank Wilson Park Gerhart Pierson Jones William Challenger Charles Hoffman Newark N. J Clifford A. Elis Englewood Dr. Cocklin Kaufman’s Harrisburg Beacon Polo Mackinaws Teeraw Andy Pee Hivetric H. J. Wolford Elec
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