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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
10
A Parents Association guide explains that shelter and food are not enough for a boy's happiness. Sympathy, encouragement, and appreciation at home help hold him, with steps to engage him in duties, plan activities, and communicate openly to foster trust and conduct.
Harrisburg theater goers and company staff gathered Christmas Eve at the Majestic to dine hosted by Wilmer and Vincent with almost 100 people present. Actors and theater employees shared songs and acts, with Harry Beck receiving offers to tour and the cast performing for charity at an Almshouse the following afternoon.
Secretary of the Treasury Glass urged Congress to provide 4 227 500 dollars in the 1920 sundry civil bill to complete post offices and public buildings halted during the war. Pennsylvania projects listed include Donora 51 700 dollars Franklin 11 000 Lewistown 46 500 Rock Haven 52 000 McKees Rocks Olympus 41 500 Phoenixville 38 000 Pittston 64 500 Sayre 39 500 State College 10 000 Sunbury 15 000 Tamaqua 38 000 Waynesboro 5 000
The condition of Major General Charles D. Rhodes head of the American armistice commission who was injured in a fall from an airplane near Paris on Monday continued to show improvement yesterday. Unless complications occur his complete recovery may be expected shortly.
Beatrice Fairfax writes on valuing girl babies over boys, explaining that prejudice is historical and not personal. She urges embracing daughters, supporting education, careers, and citizenship to shape a stronger future for women.
In Amerongen Holland December 26 William Hohenzollern shows marked health gain but endures strict precautions from the damp cold. Since Saturday he has not left his Amerongen castle suite yet joins retinue for meals and spends part of each day reading hundreds of letters from around the world. During illness he saw only his wife and his immediate attendants.
William Anderson Hervey a German professor at Columbia University died on the platform at Princeton Junction while waiting for a train. He had visited Princeton earlier and left town in good health. He was about sixty years old.
In a Chicago drawing room, Father Andrew plays host at a dinner for Phoebe Evvy and Virginia as tensions surface. Neal’s betrothal ring, Evvy’s guarded manners, and Virginia’s poise frame a delicate clash of loyalties amid hopes for a softer union.
Odessa reports that Bolsheviks have arrested American Consul Treadwell at Tashkent in Turkestan, according to a wireless message.
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