Mystery of a Brewster Affair Unfolds At The High Line
Smith confronts a clairvoyant’s accusation about a woman linked to Miss Richlander and Brewster while tense plotting around the Timanyoni dam ramps up. A late morning hotel lead points to Mr Richlander’s ventures in gold properties as the corporate battle presses on and a job seeker arrives.
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Mamma
Smith
Salem
Anahies
Stirling
Miss Corona
Brewster
Richlander
Mr. Smith
A Re
Timanyoni
Williams
New Hair Removing Secret promises rootless skin
An advertisement proclaims the phelactine process removes hair from roots at home. It claims instant results, no electrolysis or shaving, and a money back guarantee through the druggist. Odorless and non irritant, the product allegedly leaves skin soft and hairless.
A Difficult Situation In Hillcrest
In moonlit road conversation Elizabeth confronts a moral choice with Brewster Norton. He offers marriage and a home in exchange for love, while she weighs duty to Grace and Tom against personal happiness. She promises to try and leaves with uncertainty about their future.
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Star Company
Brewster Norton
Grace
Hillcrest
Tom
Riek
Grate
Dort
Elizabeth
Suburban Notes from Wiconisco Community
Harold Higgins and Bruce Wallace of Harrisburg spent the weekend with relatives here. Robert Minnich of Dickinson College visits the Minnichs. Mrs Samuel s and daughter Miriam return to Philadelphia after weeks here. Mrs Arthur Baddorff of Philadelphia visits Mrs Joseph Rustbach. Dr I A Keeter Mrs John Seip and Margaret Evans go to Harrisburg. Mrs Joseph Matter visits daughter Mrs Richard Rowe in Harrisburg. Mrs Samuel Keen and Mrs Frank Pennypacker of Philadelphia visit J J Long. Prof and Mrs C E Toole of Mahanoy City stay with Dr and Mrs J S Prout. Mary Diefenderfer of State College vacationing with L K Diefenderfer. Maude Bordner spent Wednesday at Pottsville. Rev J J Hunt and family leave for Nazareth to lead evangelistic campaign for two weeks. Ruby Minnich returns from Al lentown. Miss Amelia Seip and Mildred Koppenhaver attend Red Cross festival at Elizabethville. Mrs Isabella Krauthoff returns home after Atlantic City visit. Albert Foster sails to Fort Slocum N Y to serve as electrical engineer. Mrs L H Vergey opens several weeks in New York.
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Harold Higgins
Bruce Wallace
Harrisburg
Robert Minnich
Dickinson College
Claude Minnich
Mary Samuels
Miriam
Philadelphia
Arthur Baddorff
Joseph Rusbatch
I. A. Keeter
John Seip
Margaret Evans
Joseph Matter
Richard Rowe
Samuel Keen
Frank Pennypacker
J. J. Long
C. E. Toole
Mahanoy City
J. S. Prout
Mary Diefenderfer
State College
Isabella Krauthoff
Atlantic City
Albert Foster
Fort Slocum
N. Y
L. H. Vergey
New York
Russian Girls to Fight at Front in Effort to Shame Men Into Action
Petrograd reports a cabinet crisis threat over justice minister Pereveizeff reforms aimed at ending mass jailings of old regime supporters. He proposes a bill making spying and informing punishable and creating special courts to try such cases.
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London
M. Pereveizeff
Committees of Public Safety
Council of Ministers
Charles E Pass to Speak at Tower City Memorial
Tower City pa June 9 memorial services planned by Tower City Lodge Knights of Pythias with a special musical program. Charles E Pass of Harrisburg will deliver the annual address.
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Charles E. Pass
Tower City
Tower City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Harrisburg
Smith Truck Popular as Motor Truck Boom
The Smith Motor Truck Corporation grew from a $2000 capital to a $14 million enterprise in two years driven by 28000 Form-a-Truck users. A. D. Smith, a former marine engineer, partnered with E. I. Rosenfeld to launch, funding and marketing, achieving rapid orders, mass production, and a May rubber-tire contract worth $400000. Rosenfeld became president, Smith chairs the board, and Rosenthal assembled top motor truck industry talent.
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Smith Motor Truck Corporation
A. D. Smith
Seattle
Yokohama
Chicago
E. I. Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
Rosenthal
Slowness of Senate Holds Up Great War Tax Bill
The Senate Finance Committee led by Chairman Simmons faced delays in revising the war revenue bill. With disagreements over sugar taxes and publishers' taxes unresolved, completion now seems unlikely before late next week.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Simmons
Esterhazy to Form New Hungarian Cabinet
Budapest dispatch reports King Charles has entrusted Count Moritz Esterhazy with forming a new cabinet. Esterhazy succeeds Count Tisza as Hungarian premier and is linked with the Liberal faction led by Count Julius Andrassy, noted for anti German tendencies.
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Count Moritz Esterhazy
Associated Press
Amsterdam
A_ Budapest
Charles
Moritz Esterhazy
Count Tisza
Julius Andrassy
Liberty Loan receipts top campaign totals in Harrisburg drive
Subscriptions across divisions and allied towns soared with Team Hall and Team Reinoehl leading. The three day total reached 826000, while bank assets in Harrisburg and allied towns stood at 34000000. 101780 was raised by the executive committee with 70000 from railroad employees.
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Paign
Bennetham
Moorhead
Schwarzz
Camp Hill
Harrisburg
Tracy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harry Baum
Captain Hall
Central Iron and Steel Company
Federal Reserve Board
Mrs Catherine Gibbons Obituary Notice
Mrs Catherine Gibbons 70 died yesterday at Polyclinic Hospital. Survived by son Frank Speece. Funeral services Monday at 10 am from Hawkins Estate undertakers 1207 North Third Street. Rev Dr Lewis B Mudge of Pine Street Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial at York.
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Catherine Gibbons
Polyclinic Hospital
Frank Speece
Hawkins Estate
North Third Street
Lewis 8. Mudge
Enders Dies at 72. Civil War Veteran Remembered
Israel O. Enders, aged 72, died this morning at his Fisherville home. A former member of Troop EK Sixth United States Cavalry, he served in the Civil War. Survived by son Warren and nephew Robert Enders, with the family widely known locally.
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I. D. Enders
Israel O. Enders
Fisherville
United States Cavalry
Warren
Robert Enders
Magic Corn Cure Freezone Ad Claims Instant Relief
A Cincinnati invention marketed as Freezone promises painless corn removal. Advertisers say a few drops on tender corns cause instant relief and allow removal with fingers. The compound allegedly shrivels hard and soft corns and calluses without irritation. Ad notes genuine bottles have a yellow label.
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