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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1916
Page
12
May Manion presents a loose, easy to wear boys coat suited for cool days. Made in blue and other fabrics including wool cheviots and a black white check velour finish, it features a back belt and a choice of sailor or round collar. Size 6 requires 3 1/4 yards of material. pattern No 9062 covers ages 2 to 8 and can be mailed for ten cents.
Helen and Warren rush to save Winifred, crying out for a doctor after her sudden croup attack. A doorstep medic arrives, sets a improvised tent and steam therapy, and the child improves as Helen and Warren rest near her bed through the night.
Mary confesses she trusts Otto Goodwin Clay to change their fate and enlists Mona in a disguise to lure him. Mona, in a velvet suit with a violin case, plays the part of Otto to perfect the illusion as Clay arrives. Mary notes Otto’s music keeps him tense and irritable.
Detroit reports cooperation with Willys-Overland to mark the Lincoln Highway coast to coast with standardized poles and direction indicators. California Club aims to place Fraser statue at the western terminus in Lincoln Park, San Francisco. Lancaster contracts resurface and rebuild six miles of the Lincoln Highway, plus grading and dressing for the rest.
The page outlines schedules and features across several Harrisburg venues. Majestic opens with The Girl in the Gown Shop, Victor Kahn and eight performers, Burns and Kissen, a Ruth sketch, Mabel Johnson ventriloquism, and Booth and Leander bicycle act. Paxtang Park showcases Jolly and Wild, My Wife Won't Let Me, On With the Dance, The Crazy Janitor, and The Storm rehearsals for Marie Doro under De Mille, plus Susan Rocks the Boat in Fine Arts. Regent presents The Race with Anita King and Victoria screens The Kiss of Hate starring Ethel Barrymore. Colonial shows Fatty Arbuckle and Mabel, and The Flower of No Man's Land.
Dr Edwin Heath of Kansas City took part in the Washington gathering of the League to Enforce Peace. He spent years exploring South America and discovered a Brazilian river named after him.
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