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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
11
Fackler's Furniture advertises dependable furniture buying with satisfaction in quality and value. It emphasizes direct-from-maker goods, avoiding middlemen, and offers the newest styles at moderate prices for all customers in the city.
Governor Brumbaugh signs measures enabling the Public Service Commission to name examiners who may take testimony anywhere in the state and forward it to the commission for decision. Appeals bypass Dauphin county court, with direct path to the Superior Court. House and Senate bills cover forest protection, higher mine inspector salaries, dog license expansion, street repaving cost shares, parole regulation, a Harrisburg educational building memorial, and more.
Through courtesy of Richard Paul copies of German periodicals sent from Germany by his family have been placed in the Harrisburg Public Library for reader use. Paul will add to them as new issues arrive, including Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung from Berlin and Das Illustrierte Blatt from Frankfurt.
Reports from Scranton Throop Wilkes Barre Tamaqua Allentown Shamokin and Hagerstown cover a series of accidents crimes and a church dedication. Nine year old Lutzy Rambo was found unconscious after alleged alcohol intoxication in Throop. Two youths in Caxton stole dynamite from a box car and celebrated in the Moosic mountains. A Toddlers fall near No 10 shaft claims Michael Labonick who dies from a broken neck. Edward Shupp killed after runaway wagon crash. driver Simon Smith unconscious. Edward Shrawda Jr. suffers severe head injury in a stable incident. Dedication of the new First Brethren Church in Hagerstown drew large crowds and a sermon by Rev. A D Gnagey.
Mayor John K. Royal calls a Liberty Bell committee meeting for Wednesday night at 8 in Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce rooms. Floyd Hopkins handles Municipal celebration arrangements. he will not proceed until the committee finishes its program. The Colonial Theater offers laughter with the Farrell-Taylor Trio and other acts in its Spring season bill.
Blanche Sweet stars in The Warrens of Virginia presented by Jesse L. Lasky and David Belasco at the Regent. It is the last day of the play with war drama and domestic tragedy amid battlefield scenes. Also shown tonight is Paramount’s The Country Boy featuring Marshal Neilan.
The Rev. Jacob S. Simon of Hagerstown Maryland and A H Dur braw of Pittsburgh will speak at the annual Lutheran reunion for this city and vicinity to be held June 24 in Reservoir Park. Luther Minter leads plans with music by the Loysville Orphan Band and a specially chosen choir.
Nervous dyspepsia is a nervous system disease not a stomach one. Attacks vary with nervous mood and may be triggered by stress. Dr Williams Pink Pills strengthen nerves and improve general health. diet regulation aids treatment. Send a postal card to Dr Williams Medicine Co for a free diet book and pamphlet. Your druggist sells Dr Williams Pink Pills.
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