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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
17
San Diego California June 4 Second Lt Arthur O Kent Pine k NJ Army aviator was killed at Rockwell Field yesterday when his plane spun out and fell 400 feet. fuel ignited after the crash, destroying the aircraft and pinning Kent under the wreckage.
Advice on using delatone to remove facial or arm hair. Create a stiff paste with delatone and water and apply to the hairy area for two minutes, then rub, wash, and reveal smooth skin. Warnings urge ensuring the product is real delatone to avoid disappointment.
The article extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female health issues. It links poor complexion headaches sleeplessness and nervousness to women's ills and claims the tonic has restored three generations to health with reliable confidence.
Toronto's general strike in sympathy with metal workers ended as union leaders voted to have sympathetic strikers return to work. The move affects between 6 000 and 8 000 workers.
An advertisement claims Mi o na and Asiona stomach tablets relieve indigestion belching heartburn sour stomach and morning stomach upset. It offers a money back guarantee if the treatment fails and notes sale by H. C. Kennedy and leading druggists.
Carlisle June 4 John Lindner of Forest Hills Carlisle area hosted a large al fresco lunch for Company G 112th Infantry and Company F 103rd Ammunition Train veterans. An Army General Hospital order designates Lindner's estate as Camp Lindner a convalescent site for 50 to 100 soldiers from Carlisle with fishing boating golf and tennis facilities to aid recovery. Captain Charles A. Lubrecht to command a full officer and auxiliary staff.
In Columbian Hall Irving College Mechanicsburg Pa last evening the annual president s reception drew attendees including Dr E E Campbell Mrs Campbell Miss Frances B Shelton preceptress Rev Dr A R Steck and Mrs Steck of Carlisle Ushers were Dorothea Shawkey Viola Schaad Lola Zendt Sarah Koch Aliene Moore Margaret Stiler Mary Callahan Leola Meeder Mary Mitchell Gregg Darrow Charlotte Bryson Helena Lesher Sourbeer s Orchestra provided music Tomorrow the sixty third commencement will be held.
Howard Shetter an ice and wood dealer from Chambersburg was robbed of 500 dollars while attending the Memorial Day races in Hagerstown. The thief targeted his wallet during the event.
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania on June 4 Judge W Rush Gillan adjourned a criminal court session for Montgomery township vaccination cases. Eleven appeals from Magistrate McNulty resulted in nominal fines for parents. Two cases involved teachers Hazel Gift and Neida Schaeffer for admitting pupils without vaccination certificates. both were convicted at Montgomery township and fined, but were nolle pressed by Judge Gillan with county costs awarded.
In Chambersburg Pennsylvania on June 4 six year old Helen Bittinger fell from a second story window at her parents home Mr. and Mrs James Bittinger. She landed unharmed and was found awake by her parents who rushed to the scene no injuries reported
The will of Mrs Catharine L Parret who died at her home last week leaves $100 to the Mennonite Church north of town of which she was a member. The remainder of the estate goes to her relatives.
On June 3 1919 in Baltimore Leroy A Sprow a Carlisle piano dealer married Miss Maria O Arnold of Shippensburg by Rev Robert D Clare St Mark s Lutheran Church The bride a Shippensburg High School and Normal School graduate The groom heads the Sprow Piano Company in Carlisle They will reside at 111 North Hanover Street Carlisle
Mrs. David Hancock of Mainsville aged 70 died of pneumonia. Survived by husband, brothers and sisters, and children. Funeral held Tuesday. Mrs. Minnie Wise of Orrstown died, survived by husband, brothers and children. Mrs. Alice Garling of East Garfield street died, survived by three brothers, one sister and one son.
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