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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1919
Page
14
Anne contemplates Lane Cosby’s gift and loyalty as Val’s shadow shapes his choices. A telephone call reveals Jim’s jealousy while Anne plans Lane’s visit before his cross continent departure. The scene ends with Uncle Ned's departure and a cliffhanger.
Government notification to John Oliver Arnold of Sheffield University removes the embargo on his steel invention. He may now proceed with his patents on the metal.
Doris Courtney accepts engagement to Hugh Rodney after a private talk in the library. Ruth Courtney, surprised and reserved, greets the news with warmth toward Doris while Hugh seeks his mother’s consent and discusses future family ties. Ruth’s measured nature contrasts with Doris’s impulsive excitement as the scene leads toward a family discussion.
A sewing pattern guidance describes gingham chambray lawn and other fabrics with roomy sleeves. The pattern offers seven sizes from 34 to 46 inches and notes size 38 needs 63 yards of 36 inch material. The dress width at lower edge is about two yards and the illustration pattern can be mailed for 10 cents in silver or 1 and 2 cent stamps.
The American Woman's Club opened in Paris at the former Y W C A Hostess House Hotel Petrograd and fed 3000 meals in 21 days, averaging 209 daily with a peak of 281. It hosts Sunday tea events and aims to feature notable American musicians on Sunday nights. Miss Hosfeld to wed Sue Hosfeld engages to Harry H Sherk of Chambersburg on December 20 in Shippensburg.
Beatrice Fairfax argues against constant chatter. Overhearing gossiping girls illustrates dangers of sharing too much. Listening well, maintaining restraint, and keeping some confidences protects truth and reputation.
Rear Admiral Philip Dumas warned that the world is not finished with war and urged conserving oil for future conflicts. He told the Institution of Petroleum Technologists that oil will drive the next wars, describing a modern update to Bismark’s "blood and iron" as "blood and oil."
A Lewisberry roundup reports a social at Mrs Ella M Sutton’s with guests listed and refreshments served. Local updates include Fairview township teachers institute on January 8 and several property transactions including Sylvan E Millard buying an auto and wagon repair shop, Elmer C Wise selling, and Mrs Clinton Reiff purchasing borough land. Lisburn revival services continue led by Rev Kriner and Rev Owens. A Christmas service is planned for December 24. New births are noted for Howard Conley and another infant at the Jacob Jetrow farm area.
The Italian YWCA marks 25 years since its first club opened in 1894 with 50 centers. In the past year the American YWCA aided expansion including six industrial centers a hostel in Genoa and a boarding home for students in Rome.
Riddles or puzzle page hints a sequence from one to two and continues to the end. The fragment suggests a numeric or arithmetic teaser possibly linking to a daily puzzle series.
Greenville Pennsylvania reports a price hike with the Greenville Evening Record raising to 12 cents per week and three cents for single copies in Greenville. Mail subscriptions outside Greenville are set at 4 dollars a year.
Mrs. Maggie Walmer hosted a wedding dinner for her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. William J. Rambo recently married in Harrisburg. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Pfeil Ginder Walmer and family and Daniel A. Rambo family from Herndon. Also notes a church Christmas event and a Swatara Station marriage. Swedish market downturn cited with several firm failures and low stock exchange rotations.
Stockholm reports a downturn in Sweden's financial markets as strikes, high living costs, and increased taxation dampen confidence after the wartime boom. investors grow cautious amid economic pressures.
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