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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
4
Annie Alexander, who has spent 26 of her 36 years in restraint, was sentenced today to the Western Penitentiary for robbing a jewelry store. Police say she has a long union record with multiple terms in organza Auburn and Western Penitentiaries for larceny.
The Stough evangelistic campaign committee in Harrisburg will open a campaign office in the central city before the revival starting November 1. A headquarters committee will be appointed this week, with reports due in ten days. The ministerium invites churches within a ten cent fare area to join, and Dr. Henry W. Stough and Dr. Cartwright are invited to a conference after the Hazleton revival. Colonel Joseph B. Hutchison heads to Grand Rapids for the police chiefs convention and will speak on a clean city policy.
In preparing cottages for the summer season attractive printed textiles and sunfast fabrics offer many uses. A well selected assortment provides cushions draperies and coverings all conforming to the season's approved patterns from Harris 221 North Second Street.
Investigations show few steel bridges in Illinois are painted after completion, allowing serious corrosion. Salt used to clear snow and ice is a contributing factor, affecting truss members in a bridge about fifteen years in service per Engineering Record.
State Bureau of Medical Education and Licensure requires hospitals to prepare for the 1915 start of the medical education act. Interns must serve a year in approved hospitals with 25 beds per intern and proper facilities. Examinations for drugless therapy and chiropody set for June 29 30 in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Samuel Dean former resident died in Philadelphia with funeral in Harrisburg area.
French dresses for children shown with low necks and short sleeves and trimmed with embroidery insertion lace beading and rib bons. Designs include lawn and French lawn fabrics with flounces and tucks and priced around $1.00. Also offered are children's undergarments including slips drawers and gowns in lace embroidery trimmed finishes.
Advertisement for men’s silk shirts in stripe designs with silk button holes and center pleat, sizes 14 to 17, priced from 2.98 to 4.00. Also offering silk shirts at 5.00, soft fabric pajamas 1.00 to 3.98, feather weight crepe pajamas, and various robes at 2.98 to 8.98 from Dives Pomeroy & Stewart, Men’s Store, Street Floor.
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