Feels Like A New Woman Recovered With Pinkham Remedy
Orpha Turner of Piqua Ohio testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her organic weakness with backaches and fatigue after a prior partial dose and now she feels like a new woman. She urges other women to use the product and consent to public use of her name. The advertisement invites letters for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Orpha Turner
S. Wayne St
Piqua, Ohio
Bell Telephone outlines state wide rate plan and interchanges
Bell Telephone officials told the Public Service Commission of a state wide approach to rate making and described plans to interconnect with independent companies under a new toll arrangement. The testimony compared past two town routes with modern direct lines and showed growth in Bell and independent stations, arguing broader service justification and lower rates. The next rate hearing is scheduled for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
United States
Bell System
T. P. Sylvan
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Central District Telephone Company
Sylvan
Bell Company
Tell Company
Gether
Pennsylvania
Bell and Independent
Bell
Rocky Mountains
Altoona
Harrisburg
Scranton
Pittsburgh
Greensburg
Philadelphia
Pottstown
Bryn Mawr
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
McReynolds
Stroudsburg
H. A. Trax
City Zouave Banquet Date Changed to June 18
Plans for the fifty third anniversary of the First City Zouaves and City Grays Veteran Association and Companies D and I will be completed at a meeting tomorrow afternoon at the armory. The date changed to June 18 because of another banquet on June 9. E J Stackpole will be toastmaster with Rev Harry Nelson Bassler Major Frank D Beary and possibly Adjutant General Thomas J Stewart among the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Zouaves
City Grays Veteran Association
D and I
E. J. Stackpole
Harry Nelson Bassler
Eighth Regiment
Frank D. Bear
Seamstress Gives $10 000 To Missions
The Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church announced that Miss Nettie Yeoward of Sterling Illinois donated 10000 dollars for the board's activities. Yeoward earned the money as a seamstress. Lord Mersey, former ad miralty court judge, left London for Quebec to chair the inquiry into the wreck of the Empress of Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Foreign Missions of
the Methodist Episcopal Church Today
Nettie Yeoward
Sterling
Illinois
Miss Yeoward
Associated Press
London
Lord Mersey
Admiralty Court
Quebec
Public Service Commission rules on stockholder rate discrimination
The Public Service Commission ordered Economy Telephone Stock Company to charge stockholders and nonstockholders the same rates and to stop giving free service at hotels and railway stations. The decision, prompted by Somerset Telephone Company’s complaint, rejects lower annual charges for stockholders who help fund line construction and warns such favoritism would permit abuses in profits and dividends. The ruling asserts stock status does not change a public service company’s duty to provide reasonable, non discriminatory rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Economy Telephone Stock Company
Somerset Telephone Company
Economy Company
Commission
Public Service Company
Banks and domestic science notes from city school board meeting
City school officials discussed bank deposits earning two percent and proposed distributing balances by bank capital. Debate on bonded depository protection and school funds arose. Domestic science education for fall was approved with bids for the new department and several teaching staff changes recorded.
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Fohl
Werner
Hammelbaugh
Messrs. Yates
Central High School
Yates
Reading
Boyer, Yates and Kennedy
Margaret Latham
Mary K. Blaikie
Charles Yahn
Edna Engle
Ruth Stewart
Russell A. Hertzler
Elizabeth Tittle
the Reily
Laura Fritchey
Rev Bullitt Trustee in Million Dollar Estate
An Orphans Court adjudication in Philadelphia awarded a balance of 1,027,244 to the late John C. Bullitt estate with a supplementary account showing 112,887 to be held and distributed under the will. Trustees named are William C. Bullitt (deceased), H. Gordon McCouch, Joseph I. Doran, and Rev James F. Bullitt of Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Philadelphia
John C.bullitt
William C. Bullitt
H. Gordon McCouch
Joseph I. Doran
James F. Bullitt
Harrisburg
Plenty of Charce For Unemployed in West
Department of Labor bulletin lists large job demand across the Midwest with 40000 in Kansas 30000 in Missouri and thousands in South Dakota. Addresses for state employment bureaus and labor commissioners provided for workers seeking information. George Heckert of Steelton held for court on liquor license violation. Steve Stenic of Steelton held for court on carrying concealed deadly weapons.
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Oklahoma
Harvest Hands
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
Department of Labor
Washington
State Employment Bureau
Topeka
Kan
Jefferson City
Commissioner of Immigration
Pierre
5. D
George Heckert
Steelton
Alderman Murray
Heckert
Nicodemus Spangnoli
Steve Stenic
Naturalists head to Wild Cat Falls excursion
Members of Harrisburg Natural History Society joined an early morning trip on the Pennsylvania Railroad to Wild Cat Falls. The outing featured boat rides, woodland jaunts and additional attractions as part of the day’s social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wild Cat Falls
Harrisburg Natural History Society
Boy Hit by Motorcycle on Mulberry Street Bridge
Leroy Yingst aged 10 of 692 South Twentieth Street was struck by a motorcycle driven by David Thompson on the Mulberry Street Bridge yesterday afternoon while rollermobiling. He was taken to Harrisburg Hospital with cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Yingst
South Twentieth Street
David Thompson
Mulberry Street
Harrisburg
Flag Transfer of Civil and Spanish War Standards Slated
Three hundred fifty battleflags from Civil and Spanish wars will be moved from the State Museum to the Capitol rotunda on Monday afternoon June 15 with National Guardsmen veterans officials and schoolchildren as escorts. The arrangements are by Senator Franklin Martin Adjutant General Thomas J. Stewart and Samuel B. Rambo. Flags include Civil War regiments such as the First Defenders Bucktails and Reserves with the 51st commanding Hartranft. Spanish war lists exclude Philadelphia cavalry and Battery A. An escort of Eighth Infantry Governor's troop two Grand Army divisions and Spanish war veterans will accompany the banners before ceremonies on a Stand near the entrance. Senator Martin presides Governor Tener speaks Major Moses Veale delivers the oration. Schoolchildren will sing with band accompaniment after the flags are indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Museum
Franklin Martin
Cumberland
Thomas J. Stewart
Samuel B. Rambo
John F. Hartranft
Philadelphia Cavalry
Eighth Infantry
Grand Army
Central Pennsylvania Association of the Grand Army
Capitol
Martin
Governor Tener
Moses Veale
Philadelphia
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Fridat
North Ninth St. Phila,, Pa
Charles B. Cluck
Yompey
Call Bell
Logan Street
Telegraph
Bell Telephone
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
P. A. Lutz, M.D
John C. Herman & Co
Telephone Stock Company
Somerset
BANKS
Boyer
Gabrilla Werner
Helen Keller
Meda Woods
Mary Graber
Sarah Wood
Clara Eaton
Martha Fox
Margaret Fralich
Carrie Reily
Eleanor Leonard
L. Faith Page
Mildred Ramsey
Emma Miller
Alice Huffington
Sarah Bankes
Latona
Rev. Bullitt
Million Dollar Estate
Murray
Ilist
Seventeenth Street
Briggs
George A. Shreiner
Forster Streets
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