Simple Remedy For Child Bowel Relief Promoted
An article touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for children and adults. A Reed Oklahoma mother testifies it helped her baby Harley Bulls, noting regular bowel movements after use. The remedy contains no opiate and has been sold for over twenty five years at fifty cents a bottle. Free trial bottles offered by Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Okla
Dr. Caldwell
Harley Buren Bulls
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello, Ill
Social notes and visits from Harrisburg area residents
Social off for house party as Miss Margaret Miller and Miss Grace Rhoades head to Trenton to attend the Yale Princeton game in Princeton. Florida visitor Mrs. C E Freebirn returns to the city, Miss Isabelle Hoffman recovers, and families from Harrisburg Erie Pittsburgh and Stamford are listed among guests and travels. Choral union notes report a rally at Lemoyne Church with Harrisburg C E choristers and plans for Reservoir Park reception and Middletown rally practices.
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Margaret M. Miller
Grace Rhoades
North Second Street
Trenton
N. J
Edward Rose
Princeton
C. E. Freebirn
Tampa
Florida
Isabelle C. Hoffman
North Third Street
Marian Bowermaster
McCormick
Paul McCormick
Harrisburg
Bertrand Bush
Shiremanstown
G. Frank Milleisen
New York
Philadelphia
James Sourbier
University of Pennsylvania
Medico Chi
Maennerchor Singers to Perform in North Street Hall
The Maennerchor Singing Society directed by Alfred C. Kuschna will give a concert in their North street hall next Monday evening Tune 12. The thirty voice group has rehearsed selections for Altoona’s State gathering of German singing societies and will compete at the Sangerfest with other clubs. Notables Thompson Martin tenor George Sutton baritone and Master Harry Etter boy soprano will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maennerchoir Singing Society
Alfred C. Kuschna
North Street
Altoona
Maennerchor
Harrisburg
Ernst Heuser
Thompson Martin
George Sutton
Harry Etter
Rea Confers With Bankers On Rail Road Matters
President Samuel Rea of the Pennsylvania Railroad met with Pennsylvania Lines West officials and New York bankers at the Tranmore Hotel in Atlantic City. The meeting, which included J. J. Turner and Pittsburgh executives William Hodgdon and J. R. R. Kelly, lasted two hours starting at noon. No details were released.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Lines West
New York
Hotel Tranmore
New York Bankers’ Association
Rea
J. J. Turner
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania System West
William Hodgdon
J. R. R. Kelly
Kea
New Daily Train Between Easton
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a new daily through train between Pittsburgh and Easton done via Tyrone Lock Haven Sunbury Mount Carmel and the Lehigh Valley route. The eastbound Pennsylvania Lehigh Express No 510 departs Pittsburgh at 9 am and arrives Altoona 12 15 pm with through service to Easton via Lehigh Valley connections. The westbound Lehigh Pennsylvania Express No 611 runs opposite.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburgh
Easton
Tyrone
Lock Haven
Sunbury
Mount Carmel
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bellefonte
Jersey Shore
Williamsport
Milton
Hazleton
Mauch Chunk
Bethlehem
Lemont
State College
Lewisburg
Buffalo
Renovo
Erie
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Railroad Managers Close Conference Until Monday
The conference of railroad managers and their employees over a new wage scale adjourned until Monday to craft answers to wage and overtime pay issues. Railroads seek principled wage methods and hope for compromise schedules to avert a strike. employees oppose compromise.
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New York
Crews Standings and Assignments Across Harrisburg Enola Divisions
Long list of crew standings with up and first to go times across Harrisburg Enola Reading and Philadelphia divisions. Names of engineers firemen conductors flagmen brakemen and yard crews are noted alongside roster members and shift groupings.
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Harrisburg
Pitas
Black
Ford
Schwarz
Happersett
Geesey
Howard
Gehr
Newcomer
Martin
Binkley
Madenford
Streeper
Peters
Eckrich
Eugle
Eckman
Bowersox
Swart
Swartz
Herman
Killian
Shimp
Dietrich
Isher
Miller
Newman
Bitner
Gallagher
Myers
Fink
Hartman
Quentzler
Wilt
Mumma
Ashenfelter
Stimeling
Gillett
Knupp
Kersey
Border
Purnell
Enders
Potter
Rudy
Smith Eale
Middle Diviion
Baker
Briggles
Free
Doede
Dorman
Albright
Bowers
Shirk
Clouser
Stever
Seaman
Forsythe
Reeder
Showalter
Colyer
Burger
Bechted
Snyder
Charles
Horning
Burkett
Kirk
Steele
Kepner
Stiffler
Bruker
Kohr
Hunter
Mellinger
Reed
Deck
Edwards
Prosser
Bickert
Foltz
Putt
Fleck
Doyle, Jr
Palmer
Wright
Kerwin
Powell
Campbell
Sebelist
ENOLA
Philadelphia
Ae Nicholas
Thomas
Hasson
Smedley
Yman
Staley
Crosby
Cooper
Wagner
Orr
Hastings
Shade
Welsh
Gayman
Hill
Boyer
Anspach
Kling
Smith
Branyon
Bretz
Reese
Eichelberger
Hinkle
Bickhart
Brown
Sellers
Handiboe
Reading Harrisburg
Brakewen
Stephens
Rream
Heckert
Moss
Harder
Felker
Rishel
Green
Dintiman
Dare
Dean
Ensminger
Kinderman
Woland
Hershey
Rheam
Ellrode
Pittinger
Greager
Sides
Pletz
Leighman
Germans Gain More Ground In Ongoing French Front
A Paris bulletin reports German forces gaining ground while Crown Prince troops suffer heavy losses in multiple sectors. French units still hold the Douaumont Thiaumont line and expect not to retreat from Fort Vaux area as Souville guns remain in action.
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Paris
Douaumont - Thiaumont
Fort Vaux
Souville
Russians Break Through Austrian Lines in Eastern Front
Report says Russians widen their offensive across 250 miles from Pripet to the Romanian border. They reportedly created a breach 100 miles wide in Austrian defenses and captured more than 50,000 prisoners as the eastern front activity continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaux
Douaumont
Pripet
Hampshire survivors reach shore after ship sinks
One warrant officer and 11 sailors from the cruiser Hampshire were rescued by raft near Thurso Scotland after the vessel sank off the Orkney Islands with Lord Kitchener and staff aboard. Several bodies, including Lieut. Colonel A Fitzgerald, were brought ashore. The loss followed the Skagerrak battle and shocked Britain. A Dutch army statement says the army is ready for any possible war.
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London
Hampshire
Orkney Islands
Lord Vnener
Admiralty
Thurso
Scotland
Lord Kitchener
A. Fitzgerald
Perlin
Kitchener
Britain
Skagerrack
Associated Press
Reuter
Amsterdam
Central High School to Award 145 Diplomas
One hundred forty five seniors from Central High School will receive diplomas next Friday at the Orpheum theater. Speakers include valedictorian Vernon Widder and salutatorian Marguerite Yoder, with Florence Rinkenbach, Marjorie Hause, and Horace Nunemaker also speaking. The program features the school orchestra and additional addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Orpheum Theater
Vernon Widder
Marguerite Yoder
Florence Rinkenbach
Marjorie House
Horace Nunemaker
Market Square Presbyterian Church
George Edward Hawes
Shakespeare
Chestnut Street
Washington
Virgie Rcy
Georgie Barbee
June Beard
Anna Bender
Nora Bennett
May Bosley
Marion Bretz
Kathryn Brooke
Fannie Brown
Marian Browne
Ethel Buffington
Elizabeth Burd
Adeline Burkholder
Hannah Burn
Sarah Burgoon
Ada Campbell
Margaret Campbell
Clarabelle Claster
Jeannette Claster
Kathryn Coover
Della Costello
Sara Decker
Edith Jemus
Elsie Diffenderfer
Olive Dou
Baltimore vets elect officers at first annual meeting
G. R. Sinnickson of Baltimore was chosen president of the Veteran Employer association of the Baltimore division at the inaugural gathering in Baltimore. Other officers include S. O. Malin as vice president, Joseph W. Duke as secretary, J. S. Corcoran as treasurer, with an executive committee formed by Co. E. Cochrane J. B. Marsden D. B. Dehoff G. W. Sandlass and W. W. Hall, all of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Sinnickson
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gamble Latrobe
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
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Mise Olmsted
Seiler School
Gertrude Olmsted
North Front Street
Seiler
Eaglesmere
Camp Nepahmvn
Sara Jacobs
Jane Hickok
Elizabeth Ziegler
Judith Lee Dismukes
Elizabeth Hurlock
Mary Hawes
Annette Steele
Dorothy Hurlock
Louise Plank
Margaret Bullitt
Mary Kunkel
Louise Johnson
Alice Thompson
Memorial Lutheran Church
Memorial Lutheran Mission Band
Helen Coleman
A. J. Hubley, Jr
Herr Street
Maennerchor Singers
Bankers
P. H. Caplan Co
Market Street
Market St
Pennsy
Lehigh Valley
Godrich
Goodrich
America
Oodrich
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
South Third Street
Howard DE Hart
Runkle
Wise
Watts
Sleber
Pelton
Landis
Beck
Harter
Riley St. Blosser
Malaby
Rodgers
Saver
McDermott
McCartney
Pensyl
Waltz
Hall
Brady
Desch
Graham
Fry
Dougherty
Eyde
McKillips
Ewing
Harrisburg Tire Repair CO
Silvertown
Cord
Miriam Hornung
Mabel Jackson
Mary Jelly
Mary Johnson
Helen Johnston
Ethel Jones
Kathryn Keller
Helen Kelley
Mary Kinzer
Lillian Koch
Catherine Lewis
Sarah Maloney
Rosa Minor
Sarah Morgan
Mary McClear
Jeannette Nachman
Helen Nixon
Ruth Parson
Mary Payne
Georgia Potter
Hazel Rexroth
Helen Robinson
Mary Rote
Lily Roth
Dorothy Schmidt
Eva Selheimer
Esther Selsam
Frances Shaeffer
Anna Slicer
Margaret Smith
Lucille Smucker
Jennie Snyder
Nita Spangler
Jane Stouffer
Elizabeth Swilkey
Elizabeth Sykes
Sara Tack
Marion Towsen
Ruth Wells
Blanche Wert
Gertrude Wilson
Alice Wright
Venita Young
Villa Zerbe
Hattie Layton
Ida Kramer
Ruth Stahle
Harold Amos
Howell Becht
William Binkley
Henry
Baltimore Vets
Oriole City
Castoria
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