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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1919

Page

3

Crossings to be Abolished Fast Across Pennsylvania

Public Service Commission officials say this year will see more grade crossing eliminations in Pennsylvania than ever before. War delays ended, highway routes identified as dangerous are being tackled, and nearly a dozen main highway crossings were removed last month with costs shared among railroads state counties and townships. Additional orders likely before summer end as inquiries proceed.

Pennsylvania Public Service Commission State Highway Department State Compensation Board Austria-Hungary Aozen State Department of Health Allegheny County State Capitol Williamsport Radiator Company Williamsport Mahoning River Coal Company St. Mary's Fuel Corporation of America Philadelphia Hamlon-Gregory

Woman credits Pinkham's Compound for relief from weakness

Mrs Exiza se May of Columbia Pennsylvania says she was very weak and could not work. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports she is healthier than ever and recommends it to other women. The ad touts the tonic powers of roots and herbs and cites testimonials from across the country.

Columbia Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Exizase May Columbia, A

Armenians recount Turkish atrocities in Armenian refugee stories

New York reports released by the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief detail testimonies from Christian Armenian women and girls deported from homes in Armenia. They describe captivity in Turkish harems and camps, mass journeys toward Syria, forced separations, beatings, and ransom demands.

New York Armenia Asia Minor American Committee For Loyal L. Wirt Turkey W. A. Kennedy Lord Mayor's Relief Fund of London Kennedy Wirt Syrian Desert Syria Takouhi Guezekuchukian Hadjin Adana Aleppo Sivaria

Pittsburgh Galvanizing Co and utility certificate filings

Galvanizing Company of Pittsburgh seeks 22 000 to 30 000 in capital changes while Public Service Commission records list notified securities for Lehigh Valley Light and Power Allentown 15600 common stock Metropolitan Edison Reading 45000 bonds Sayre Electric Sayre 8000 bonds Latrobe Water Latrobe 650000 bonds Harrisburg Light and Power Harrisburg 50000 bonds Philadelphia Electric Philadelphia 1803205 common stock Beaver County Light Pittsburgh 24000 bonds. Colors of the 107th machine gun battalion from Keystone division sent to Adjutant General Beary for deposit in the State Capitol with additional regimental colors to follow. Superior Court Judge F M Trexler to speak at Bar Ger Lodge anniversary in Allentown. Secretariat to name committees on standard baskets for fruits and vegetables to be named by Secretary of Agriculture Rasmussen this week, meetings to occur in June. Locust reports from Cumberland County to Zoologist Sanders as brood predictions unfold. W D B Ainey returns from Nashville after national commissioners gathering. Action may occur this week on some deflected state highway awards as department briefs are reviewed for Commissioner Sadler.

Galvanizing Company Pittsburgh Public Service Commission Lehigh Valley Light and Power Company Allentown Metropolitan Edison Company Reading Sayre Electric Company Sayre Latrobe Water Company Latrobe Harrisburg Light and Power Company Harrisburg Philadelphia Electric Company Philadelphia Beaver County Light Company 107Th Machine Gun Battalion Keystone France Frank D. Beary Superior Court F. M. Trexler Barger Lodge of Masons Secretary of Agriculture Nashville Sadler

Six Crossings to Go Within a Year Across State Roads

The Public Service Commission approves six more grade crossing eliminations as dangerous main highway points. Details cover bridge and relocation costs with apportionments among the State, counties, townships, and railroads. Specific projects include bridges near Girard in Erie county and near Port Clinton in Schuylkill county, plus tracks near Youngsville and Martin's Creek junction, with varied funding shares and highway relocations.

State Highway Department Public Service Commission Pennsylvania Railroad Girard Erie County Girard Township Railroad Highway Department Lackawanna Martin's Creek Northampton County Philadelphia Reading Port Clinton Schuylkill County West Brunswick Township Pennsylvania New York Central Youngsville Warren County Broken Straw Pennsylvania and Wilkes-Barre, Dallas and Harvey's Lake Street Railway Dallas State of Pennsylvania Dallas Township Luzerne County Railway Brokenstraw Township

New York Girl Engaged to Albanian Prince

Ruth Todd of Tarrytown on the Hudson, who served with the Red Cross Albanian relief commission in Europe, announced her engagement to Prince Selim Mihil Wassa of Albania. The prince, 30, educated in Constantinople and England, speaks seven languages and authored a history of Albania. He earned the rank of captain in the recent war.

New York Ruth Todd Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson Europe Red Cross Albanian Relief Commission Selim Mihil Wassa Albania Constantinople England

United Presbyterians Hit Wilsons Rum Plea

The United Presbyterian general assembly convention expressed deepest regret that President Wilson advised repeal of wartime prohibition and will ask Congress to pass Prohibition enforcement legislation. Delegates approved a ten million dollar fund to endow missionary and educational work. No action on a proposed union with the Presbyterian Church.

Monmouth Ill United Presbyterian General Assembly Wilson Congress The Presbyterian Church

FAMO Promises Hair Growth Against Seborrhea

An old advertisement touts FAMO as a cure for seborrhea or dandruff, claiming it kills dandruff bacilli, stops itching, promotes new hair growth, slows grayness, and adds luster. Sold in two sizes 35 cents and $1 with a money back guarantee, marketed by The Fame Co Detroit and agents.

Fame Co Detroit Mich Croll Keller Co M. Forney Special Fame Agents

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