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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

15

Farmers Learn New Methods On Auto Tour In Dauphin County

About 200 farmers joined a Dauphin County Farm Bureau auto tour to study model farming methods. Stops included alfalfa fields, a 126 head Holstein Guernsey dairy herd, silos and ensilage, fertilizer tests, a $300 Duico lighting system, and trials at Hershey stock and hog farms.

Farm Bureau H. G. Niesley G. L. Bulkley State College Dairy Husbandry Department Niesley Dauphin County Bonnymeade Farms Hiram Billet F. B. Snavely A. B. Shenk Shenk Hershey Industrial School Hershey Wendell Hershey Hog Farm Poland Roosters Mr. Bulkley

Highways Must Be Surfaced To Save Foundations

Ex governor John Tener warns that federal state and local action is needed now to resurface U S highways used for military mobilization or the foundations will fail. He argues proper resurfacing saves hundreds of millions, supports war effort and national commerce, and must not be delayed.

New York John K. Tener Pennsylvania Permanent Highways Corporation Tener United States

Poslam Heals Itchy Skin Quick Like A Balm

A rapid relief claim for Poslam ointment as a cure for itchy skin eruptions. The ad highlights quick itching relief, concentrated healing energy, and a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

Emergency_Laboratories West 47Th St New York City

Moran DeLancey Arrives Safely with Keystone Division in France

Moran Hf DeLancey has arrived safely in France with the Keystone Division. In a letter to his sister Mrs Charles Hoyer of 2734 Jefferson Street he identifies as a member of Company G, 112th Infantry.

Moran Hf DeLancey France Charles Hoyer Jefferson Street DeLancey Hundred and Twelfth Infantry

Indianapolis Chosen as 1919 Shriners Convention City

Indianapolis was yesterday chosen as the site for the 1919 Shriners convention by the annual session in Atlantic City. The decision comes as the organization plans its next gathering and outlines arrangements for attendees.

Indianapolis Associated Press Atlantic City N. J The Shriners

Tanlac credited with curing eczema claim in Harrisburg area

Walter Hanlon of Hummelstown near Harrisburg said oils and greases from a garage caused his eczema and water pimples. He reported trying many ointments before Tanlac relieved his symptoms, saying the illness came from inside his body and Tanlac eliminated it and rebuilt his health. Tanlac promotion noted at George Gorgas drug store in Harrisburg.

Walter Hanlon Hummelstown Harrisburg Taniac Tanlac George Gorgas

Parting Words to Baby Held Promise of War Cross

Lieutenant Walter Rogers Flannery, son of James J. Flannery, left Pittsburgh in April to serve in France promising his baby a French cross when he returns. His wife and mother spoke of his bravery and family legacy, noting his grandfather Commodore John Rogers of Civil War fame. Flannery had studied at Mount St. Marys and Georgetown and worked as an experimental engineer for American Vanadium in Bridgeville. his brother Howard J. Flannery was at Camp Dix.

Pittsburgh Walter Rogers Flannery James J. Flannery American Vanadium Company France John Rogers Mississippi Flannery Mount St. Mary's College Emmittsburg Georgetown University United States Bridgeville Howard J. Flannery Camp Dix

Liberty motors shipment eyed by Senate probes

Detroit report says nineteen thousand Liberty motors, mainly built in Detroit, are to be delivered to the government by September 1, 1919 as part of a Senate investigation into aircraft production. Senator Thomas notes immediate need for airplanes on the French front.

Detroit Mich Senate Thomas Colorado

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