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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
11
Dorothy Dix argues that the term old maid is outdated and unfair. She notes modern women gain independence through work and social standing without needing marriage. Unmarried women of any age achieve respect through careers and charity, while old labels have faded.
A regional home fashion item features a versatile sectional skirt design. The piece emphasizes modular styling options and adaptable fabrics for living spaces.
The May Manton pattern 8648 features a sectional skirt made from lace embroidery or fabric strips, sewn in gath ered front and back with lapped lower edges. Shown in taffeta with sizes 24 to 32 and material lists, mailed for ten cents. Dr and Mrs Campbell to lead a long automobile trip visiting Pittsburgh Erie Niagara Falls Albany and Washington Irving home among other stops.
Seventy five carloads of wheat consigned to the allied armies in Europe were transferred from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western to the Philadelphia and Reading at Rupert and then sent to Philadelphia.
The Minstrel Men draw big laughs at the Colonial Theater for twenty five minutes with rapid jokes. The week also features Barney Williams Summer Girls musical acts and Lasky offerings The Country Boy with Marshall Neilan Florence Dagmar and Dorothy Green at Regent. Shubert presents Woman and Wine with William Elliott. The Goddess serial starring Earle Williams and Anita Stewart appears at Victoria. Graustark romance screens for two days with Francis X Bushman and Beverly Bayne.
A brief pediatric health note advises feeding infants properly to keep them well. It emphasizes breastfeeding when possible and warns against cow milk for babies, urging against experimenting with unsuitable foods.
The Mite Society of the Presbyterian Church in Dauphin gathers at the Gerberich home for a meeting hosted by Mrs. Freeman C. Gerberich and Mrs. J. D. M. Reed. A parcel post sale is set for Monday evening June 21 in Wilson Talley’s High street storeroom, with a follow up meeting on June 15 at Miss Anne Miller’s home.
Abert H. White of the American Civic Reform Union will lecture in Mechanicsburg on June 9 in Grace United Evangelical Church in the morning, address the Men's Union Bible Class at the Methodist Episcopal Church in the afternoon, and speak at St. Pauls Reformed Church in the evening on A Trip to Jericho or Whose Neighbor are You. He also leads a women’s meeting June 15 at the Methodist Episcopal Church on White Slavery.
William B. Brooke reports a four year rash on face neck arms and hands improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He washed with soap dried lightly applied ointment left on five to six minutes and wore gloves at night. He was fully healed in four months. Signed October 27 1914. Free sample by mail with 32 page Skin Book, Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston. Sold worldwide.
In a tense scene a gambler named Drum wins a colossal stake of five hundred sixty to one as he battles debt seekers and envy. John Field the confidential broker keeps a static calm as President Darius Brown arrives with a demand to borrow securities for an imminent examination.
Minneapolis resident Mrs Joseph Aselin credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending years of pain after childbirth and illness. She reports regained strength and offers to answer inquiries about her case. The ad emphasizes the product's herbal basis and confidential reader correspondence from Lynn Mass.
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