Hair Cutting to Cost 35 Cents, Barbers Agree
At the Master Barbers Association meeting in the morning, the price of a haircut was raised to 35 cents from a prior range of 25 to 30 cents, affecting customers across shops. A $115 check arrived for Red Cross war work from the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club, honoring a benefit organized by Mrs. George King Keet and Mrs. J Stewart Montgomery.
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Master Barbers’ Association
North Third Street
American Red Cross
Red Cross
George King Keet
J. Stewart Montgomery
Retailers Demand Corn Free Feet Workplace Rule
Many large stores require cornless feet for employees to look pleasant and work efficiently. Freezone, applied to tender corns, relieves soreness and removes the corn root and all. A quarter ounce costs little at drugstores and will remove hard or soft corns and calluses with a gummy liquid that dries quickly and spares surrounding skin.
Wendell's Ambition Pills Offer Quick Nerve Aid
The advertisement promotes Wendell's Ambition Pills as a tonic for general debility nervous prostration and unstable nerves. It claims rapid improvement in a few days with a 50 cent box price and a purchase refund by H C Kennedy. It notes relief for hysteria trembling and neuralgia and credits widespread praise from users.
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Wendell
H. C. Kennedy
H. C. Kennedy's
Marysville Area News Roundup From Shiremanstown
News from Shiremanstown and surrounding towns covers visits by Mechanicsburg Harrisburg and Marysville residents to relatives and friends in Shiremanstown with several weddings engagements and community events. Marysville hosts a literary society meeting a cricket of activities at the high school and a note on Corporal Niles F. Dice's promotion in France. Enola hosts tennis club plans and playground season opening while Shiremanstown reports children's services and local social events. A glass shower in Waynesboro honors newlyweds Mrs Stable Buttre and Matilda Omwake with upcoming nuptials in the area.
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Mary Ross
Mechanicsburg
Elma Senseman
Shiremanstown
Frank Otstor
Chester
Harrisburg
8. K. Margret
George K. Eshleman
Kenneth
Albert Crow
Marysville
Elizabethtown
Granville Beaner
Miriam
Annie Beamer
Earle Wolfe
John N. Wolfe
Portia Best
Spring Lake
Emily Strong
Sara Harman
Beavertown
H. A. Blicker
Susan Wiley
Franklintown
Elizabeth Comfort
Dorothy Diller
Mercersburg
Frank E. Wood
James Zerbe
Esther Zerbe
Emily Zerbe
L. R. Zerbe
John F. Rupp
Arthur K. Rupp
H. W. Buttorff
New Cumberland
Lebanon
Reading
Marysville High School Literary Society
Leah Beers
Margaret Roush
Helen Roberts
Jeanette Sellers
Howard Adams
Orange and Black
Podunk Limited
Niles F. Dice
Fifth
United States Field Artillery
France
Young Dice
William Dice
Maple Avenue
Pennsylvania
Enola
Enola Y. M. C. A. Playground
G. Hepford
Waynesboro
Julia Jacobs
Charles Stable Butt
Matilda Omwake
Binesia Advert Promises Quick Stomach Relief
STOP INDIGESTION WITH BI NESIA STOP INDIGESTION WITH BI NESIA Pain in the stomach after eating indigestion and gas are due to acidity and fermentation. Use Binesia antacid to neutralize acid after meals. powder or tablets with hot water. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back by your druggist.
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Geo. A. Gorgas
Flying with Shaffer in France 1918
A WWI letter from April 9, 1918, describes target practice with rifles and machine guns, scoring a Spad landing mishap, snails and a pretty Chalons girl, and a Morane aircraft stunt. The writer recalls a wheel loss and a near smash but an amazing save, praising the pilot’s calm, with humor about ennui and local life.
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France
Johnny
Chalons
Wwe
Dad
Morane
Walter
Uniform Tires or Lottery Tires Decide Between Them Now
A garbled note discusses choosing between uniform tires and lottery tires, noting that standardization needs tire builders and that Miller has aligned the workers to implement the method, with Miller’s masters described as champions of the effort.
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Miller
Cen
Famous French Editor to Speak at C of C Luncheon
Lieutenant Stephane Lauzanne editor-in-chief of Le Matin and veteran of Verdun will address the Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon in the Board of Trade Building next Tuesday at 12 o'clock. He will speak on France determined to fight to the end and his talk aims to strengthen U S relations during wartime.
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Stephane Lauzanne
le Matin
Paris
Verdun
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Lauzanne
France
Mohawk Safe In Port After Submarine Area Report
The steamship Mohawk of the Clyde line is confirmed safe in port. Officials state it left Atlantic port Sunday and was thought to have been in the submarine operating area.
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Mohawk
Atlantic
Clyde Line
Aid Society to Meet at Nagle Street Church of God
The Missionary and Aid Society of the Nagle Street Church of God will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at 7 30. A chorus of twenty five voices will sing and Mrs DeWitt Fry will address the gathering.
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AID Society
Missionary and Aid Society
Nagle Street Church of God
DeWitt Fry
Confiscation of firearms under alien ownership laws rises
State authorities have seized over 1000 guns and revolvers since January under acts banning un naturalized aliens from firearm possession. Game wardens and State Police led raids, with many weapons sent to the Game Commission. Dauphin and Cumberland counties saw many seizures as Dr Henry M Stone accompanied officers. Authorities report 473 prosecutions for foreigners possessing firearms and about 200 suits over dogs linked to the same acts.
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State E Game
State Game Commission
Policamean
The
Game Commission
Dauphin
Cumberland
Henry M. Stone
Dauphin County
State Acts Extend Ban Clearing Out Guns Across Realms
State authorities have been clearing out firearms following last year's act that broadened the prohibition to revolvers and other types. Multiple pistols of various styles were seized as part of the effort by state game officials and law enforcement.
Authorities intensify crackdown amid county weapon crimes
Authorities have been most active in a crusade against foreland gun trafficking in an industrial county where murders have been more frequent. Police, prosecutors, and local agencies coordinate operations to disrupt illegal arms flow and reduce violent incidents.
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