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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
3
Two young women contemplate using charm and power for the common good and plan decisive action as they observe life on Fifth Avenue. A sudden encounter on the sidewalk contrasts glamour with squalor as a distressed youth confronts a fashionable man outside Farnam’s Outfitting Stores.
An official order from Chancellor Mon sieur Carrol of the New York archdiocese bans dancing in Roman Catholic church entertainments nationwide. The Harrisburg diocese already prohibited such dancing two years ago, and local churches are told to comply under the cardinal archbishop's directive dated March 31.
A short home remedy explains that a stiff paste of delatone powder and water can remove superfluous hair with a single application. After about two minutes the paste is rubbed off and the skin washed to leave the hairs gone. The article warns to ensure the delatone comes from a druggist.
The United States Civil Service Commission lists examinations in Harrisburg on June 21 for a Chemist and on July 5 for several posts including District Assistant in Forest Education and Oceanography scientific assistant. Other July dates cover chemists, inspectors of weights and measures, and an agriculturist field agent. applications through the Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, Post Office building.
The Dickinson School of Law board in Carlisle on Monday evening decided to secure land and erect a new building for the growing institution. The facility, likely to be named Trickett Hall after Dean William Trickett, will cost over $50,000. New board members include Q. T. Mickey, Harry F. Kantner, and W. Alfred Valentine.
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