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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1919

Page

15

Women Plan To Economize In Three Months

Philadelphia December 22. The National Federation of Women’s Clubs urges 400000 Pennsylvania women to a New Year economy program. January requires detailed expense records by category. February focuses on conserving without hardship based on January data. March compares February savings to January spending.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania National Federation of Women’s Clubs America Federation Savings Division United States Treasury Department

Savings stamps plan details and reporting rules

Amounts saved are to be invested in Government savings stamps paying 4.27 percent interest. Women will not be asked to disclose the amounts saved but will report at the end of the third period to State and city chair men.

Bliss Native Herb Tablets Claim Clear Skin Boost

An advertisement touts Bliss Native Herb Tablets as a blood and liver cleaning remedy to remove pimples blackheads and skin eruptions. It cites user testimonials from Morris Long of Freedom Ohio and claims a thirty year standard herb remedy with a money back guarantee and $1 box sold by druggists and local agents.

BLISS Morris Long Freedom Ohio Alonzo Oo

Russians Deported as Communist Rebels Sail to Finland

The first transport of radical agitators left Ellis Island aboard the Buford amid high tension. Berkman and Emma Goldman led the group with 245 men and two women aboard. They predicted plans to organize abroad and vowed to continue anti US activities.

Department of Justice Alexander Berkman Emma Goldman Ethel Bernstein Dora Lopkin Buford Hange Helsingfors Abo Finland Bielo-Osporoff Ells Island Russia America Miss Bernstein State of Liberty Samuel Lipman Atlanta Berkman Secret Service United States Peter Blanky Union of Russian Workers Miss Goldman Russian Friends of American Freedom

Rotary Club Hosts Ladies at Xmas Luncheon

Harrisburg Rotary Club members and wives gathered at the Penn Harris Hotel for a Christmas luncheon. Final plans were announced for next Monday's Big Brother dinner at Chestnut Street Auditorium for 500 city children, with Rotarians and wives handling arrangements and serving.

Harrisburg Rotary Club Penn- Harris Chestnut Street Rotarians

Trial Opens of Thefts From Army Stocks

Trial began in Mayence on 22 December for 17 accused in the disposal of American war stocks bought by France for Germans. The defendants include two fugitives, six officers, a captain, lieutenant, three second lieutenants, a gunner, and nine civilians including Lipman. Goods intended for invaded areas allegedly sent to Rhine regions for vast profits.

Associated Press Mayence France Leutenants Lipman Rhine

15 Year Old Gets Long Term Sentence for Murder

In New Brunswick New Jersey on December 22 Supreme Court Justice Bergen imposed an indeterminate sentence of 10 to 20 years at hard labor in the state prison on Steve Wis zuk age 11 for murder in the second degree. He was charged with fatally shooting Samuel Grurick of Roosevelt during a playful tussle on October 7. Police said the boy had tried to borrow money from Gurick.

Associated Press New Brunswick N. J Supreme Court Bergen Steve Wiszuk Samuel Grurick Roosevelt Gurick

Purse Reported Stolen In Harrisburg

Mike Herges of 1443 Regina street reported to Harrisburg police that his pocketbook containing $4.20 was stolen from his pocket while aboard a Reservoir Park car on Saturday.

Mike Herges Regina Street Harrisburg Reservoir Park

Fight to a Finish Over Dyestuffs After Holidays

The final fight over dyestuffs legislation will not start until after the Christmas holidays. The Senate Finance Committee plans to tackle the issue in January with the aim of producing a comprehensive measure. A protracted struggle in committee and before the Senate is anticipated before a solution emerges.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Senate

Dover Woman Takes Acid For Oil Accident Causes Poisoning

Ruth Shepps aged 21 of Dover New Jersey was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital Morristown after suffering acid poisoning she allegedly ingested by mistake thinking it was olive oil.

Associated Press Dover N. J Ruth Shepps Memorial Hospital Morristown

Food Prices Still Going Up

Reports from fifty cities show overall rise in average family food expenditure in November and October to November price changes. Notable increases hit eggs sugar butter and coffee while pork chops ham and bacon declined. list covers beef pork, dairy, grains, and produce.

Bureau of Labor Statistics United States Department of Labor

Siser Era Items List Reveals Broad Range of Household Goods

A catalog style list enumerates diverse wares from sheet music to sewing sets, glass, china painting supplies, writing papers, accessories, games, and doll furniture. Items include ribbon, glove garments, baby pins, lavalieres, belts, pocketbooks, handkerchiefs, hair nets, combs, stockings, candy, beads, clocks, brushes, games of travel, checkers, dominoes, drawing and sculptor sets, and doll houses.

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