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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1916

Page

6

Does it pay to be good in a moral dilemma

A moral essay argues that personal integrity matters more than external rewards. It insists true happiness comes from peace of mind and living up to one’s own standards, not from societal approval or wealth. It warns that compromising one’s nature leads to inner corrosion and unhappiness.

Mabel

Seventeen Year Locusts Set for Pennsylvania Next Summer

State entomologist warns of brood eight of the Seventeen-year Locusts due in 1917 across Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Cambria, Clarion, Indiana, Lawrence, Mercer, Venango and Washington counties with lighter swarms in Allegheny, Crawford, Fayette, Forest, Huntingdon, Jefferson, Snyder and Westmoreland. The insect also appears in Ohio Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey and West Virginia. Officials will issue further notices as the outbreak approaches.

Co. H. Hadley, Jr Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvania Armstrong Beaver Butler Cambria Clarion Indiana Lawrence Mercer Venango Washington Allegheny Crawford Fayette Forest Huntingdon Jefferson Snyder Westmoreland Ohio Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey West Virginia

Diseased Dairy Slaughter Chain Exposed in New York State

Investigative notes describe tuberculous cows moved illegally to Brooklyn for slaughter, avoiding interstate routes via New York and New Jersey. Postmortems by federal veterinarians reveal severe disease, with officials lamenting lack of enforcement and widespread uninspected slaughter across states.

Brooklyn Bureau of Animal Industry Jersey City Swift & Co Kearny N. J A. W. Combs C. W. Humphrey Alfred S. Martins Newark J. C. Kingsland Erie West Shore Rockland County Orange County Sullivan County Ulster County New York New York City New Jersey Hudson Newsburgh Fishkill West Sixtieth Street Johnson Avenue Robert M. Mullings Federal Service New York State Dr. Mullings Newburgh Fist Kill Landing United States Goldwater Health Department

Sleeping Garments for Babies and Children

Simple two piece one piece sleepsuits with feet or without feet offer warmth and protection for restless sleepers. Front is cut as one piece while back drawers fasten to underwaist for easy adjustment. Materials include Comet and other flannels. neck options vary with collar or neck band. Pattern No. 9248 by May Manton covers ages 2 to 8, with yardage details and 10 cent mail request to the Fashion Department.

Fashion Department

Domestic Has Windfall Hurries to Godmother

Mary Gooda a seventeen year old domestic employed by Dr. H H Turner of Swissvale hurries to Whiting Idaho after receiving a letter claiming her godmother will die and that she inherits an estate of 1 000 000 dollars mainly coal lands The letter says the godmother died a week earlier and the will was changed in her favor She travels without informing her Virginia coal miner father John Gooda Pardee to arrange the fortune

Pittsburgh Mary Gooda H. H. Turner Swissvale Whiting Idaho John Gooda Pardee

Nineteen Boys Born to Couple in Ten Years at Corning

Corning Ark Dec 22 Nineteen boys have been born to Mr and Mrs Frank Scott in ten years including three sets of triplets four sets of twins all with names starting A. The article notes the unusual family pattern and lists additional local news on lodge officers elected at Robert Burns Lodge No 464 Free and Accepted Masons.

Corning, Ark Frank Scott Corning Robert Burns Robert Burns Lodge Charles P. Lusk Henry M. Gross John Mumma George A. Gorgas Charles C. Schriver

Bride Handcuffed Husband Warned Kidnap Plot

Leo F. Jones bound himself to Esther Louise Bye with a pair of handcuffs after the wedding in Portland. The ceremony followed a warning that bachelor friends planned to kidnap him, leaving the couple honeymooning with their wrists linked.

Portland Ore Leo F. Jones Esther Louise Bye Jones

Alarm delays spark big home start for team

In a delay that disrupted early action, the home squad capitalized with a fast start. The delayed alarm heightened urgency as the team surged ahead, building a strong lead and momentum. Officials reviewed the incident while fans reacted to the opening period.

Runaway horse causes near collision on Herr street

Harry D. Long of North Sixth borrows a car to chase a runaway horse through the Herr street subway. The horse is halted with no serious damage, but the car owner condemns Long’s actions. Esther Suydam of Steelton, riding in a sleigh, unharmed. Meanwhile Samuel Fishburn of Penbrook suffers a broken leg after an elevator shaft incident at a flour mill. Nick Christi of Myers street is fatally injured by a car draft at Central Tron and Steel Company. hospital hopes fade.

Alfred Mohler Frank Sourbeer Hummel Street Mohler Sourbeer Allison Box 221 Market Street Pennsylvania Railroad Plaza Otel Itc Ira Harry D. Long North Sixth Street Herr Street Long Esther Suydam Steelton Samuel Fishburn Penbrook Harrisburg Nick Christi Myers Street Central Tron and Steel Company

Christmas Tree Erected at Harris bore Hospital

Nurses and patients at the Harris bore Hospital will have their usual Christmas tree this year. The tree has been erected in the main hall of the hospital, where a short service will be held on Christmas Eve.

Harrisbore Hospital

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