Sunbury Prepares for Sons of Veterans Encampment
Sunbury Pa June 10 decorators started placing flags on business houses ahead of the twenty fourth annual encampment of the Pennsylvania Division of the Sons of Veterans to be held next week. About 7500 persons are expected with advance guards arriving to secure hotel quarters. Chief speakers include William Jennings Bryan Boise Penrose and John K Tener. Indications point to over 25000 visitors on Thursday the 18th when Bryan and Tener speak.
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Sunbury
Pennsylvania
The
Sons of Veterans
William Jennings Bryan
Boise Penrose
United States
John K. Tener
Bryan
Tener
Lebanon Valley Class Day at Annville Delivers Music and Sketches
Lebanon Valley College in Annville on June 10 held class day exercises in the conservatory of music. J Frederic Arnold composed the songs for the event. Three sketches titled The Millionaire A Busy Hour and The Faculty were presented and Henry Snavely delivered the class tree oration.
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Carlisle
Bosler
Dickinson College
School of Law
Noble
Raymond F. Michael
Harrisburg
Belles-Lettres Society
Lyman Pearson Powell
Hobart College
Henry George Budd
Wilmington Conference Academy
Dover
Del
College
Lester W. Allman
Mifflintown
E. Grace Brame
Charles C. Cole
Altoona
George C. Dietz
Mechanicsburg
Ira M. Finton
Wesley P. Griffith
Williamstown
Fred JL. Mohler
Samuel L. Mohler
Margaret H. Morgan
Florence FE. Strock
Margaret M. Thompson
Rebecca Thompson
George W. Barnitz
Joel Claster
Lock Haven
Matilda S. Elliott
J. Roy Jackson
New Buffalo
Mabel E. Krall
John C.land
Ahl
Rachael
Beam
Car
Annville
Conservatory of Music
Lebanon Valley College
J. Frederic Arnold
Conservatory
Henry Snavely
Sargol Weight Gain Claims Prompt Free Test Pack
An advertisement touts Sargol as a flesh building aid with testimonials claiming 10 to 22 pounds gained in days. It promises a free test package to underweight readers who mail 10 cents for postage and an order coupon to Sargel Co in Binghamton New York.
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F. Gagnon
Sargol
W. D. Roberts
D. Martin
J. Meier
Thin Reader
The
Sargel Co
Herald
Binghamton
N. Y
Free Sargel coupon offer from The Sargel Company
An advertisement invites readers to mail 110 cents and a coupon to The Sargel Company in Binghamton New York to receive a 50 cent package of Sar gel Flesh Builder. The coupon promises a 60 cent package for first time buyers and instructs on sending name and address with payment by return post.
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Sargel Comany
OIL Company
Canway
New York
U. S
Greek Play by Dickinson Club Ends College Year
The Dickinson College Dramatic Club presented Iphigenia in Tauris in Bosler Hall as their final play under the leadership of retiring teacher Mrs. L. J. McAnney. Helen Lehman starred as Iphigenia with Janet Rife as Pallas Athene and David M. Wallace in a supporting part.
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Telegraph
Carlisle
L. J. McAnney
New York City
Dickinson College Dramatic Club
Greece
Bosler Hall
Tauris
Gilbert Murray Regis
Oxford University
Helen Lehman
Shippensburg
Janet Rife
New Cumberland
Pallas Athene
David M. Wallace
Middletown
Enola P R Y M C A talk and ice cream festival announced
Enola P R Y M C A will hear Rev. C D Collins from Newport in a Friday evening service with illustrated hymns. Fire Company No 1 plans an ice cream festival June 26 and 27 at the hosehouse on Altoona Avenue to raise funds for a cement driveway, with prizes for top cake collector and top ticket seller. Also heat prostrations reported in New Cumberland with a knitting mill worker and a gas company worker taken to hospital. German measles cases noted in New Cumberland.
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Enola
C. D. Collins
Newport
Perry County
Enola Fire Company
Altoona Avenue
Verna Shaeffer
R. H. Holmes
New Cumberland
Florence Miller
Fourth Street
Harrisburg Hospital
Bell Telephone Company
William Wilt
Oliver Township
Five Sentenced in United States Court For Selling Liquor to Indian Students
Wesley Conn colored was convicted of selling liquor to Carlisle Indian School students and sentenced by Judge Witmer to one year in Northumberland county prison. Four co defendants pleaded guilty with light terms. Lippe and McKeon testified about liquor found with Indian boys.
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United States
Williamsport
Carlisle Indian School
Wesley Conn
Witmer
Northumberland County
Conn
Herman Lightner
Abraham Carter
Fred Washington
Emanuel Jordan
Peter Cleshi
Carlisle
Oscar H. Lippe
B .B. McKeon
Monster Trout Caught Breaks County Records
Lewistown Pennsylvania June 10 George Wagner set new Mifflin county large trout records as he battled a 26 inch six pound seven ounce trout in Honey Creek near Reedsville after an hour long struggle with his fly bait.
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Lewistown
Mifflin County
George Wagner
Honey Creek
Reedsville
Amos Pinchot Demands Perkins Exit From Progressive Party
Pinchot charges internal protection of private monopolies and anti union stance by George W. Perkins. He cites party literature and Perkins ties to steel interests and Rockefeller Jr. as basis for urging Perkins resignation to save the party. Also notes Red Men parade in Philadelphia and Lassen Peak geyser activity and St Xavier reunion details.
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Mr. Pinchot
George W. Perkins
Perkins
Progressive Party
Pinchot
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Peach Crop Promising in Southern Pennsylvania
Waynesboro reports peach orchards near the Mason and Dixon line show heavy fruit set. Large orchards ranging from 10 to 100 acres are loaded with peaches, suggesting shipments may exceed any previous year.
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Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Mason and Dixon ‘Line
Joy Attacks Papers Supporting Fool Policies
Detroit, June 10. Henry B. Joy of Packard Motor Car Company releases a letter to Marshall Cushing of New York critiquing administration policies and politics. He argues businessmen should avoid advertising in publications harming business prospects by unfriendly doctrines and political stances.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry B. Joy
Packard Motorcar Company
Marshall Cushing
New York
Stevenson in Critical Condition at Chicago Hospital
Ex Vice President Adlai E Stevenson, critically ill in a Chicago hospital, was reported very low today amid tense public concern and rapid medical updates from the hospital.
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Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Too Much Tango Causes Neuralgia
Violent neuralgia of the head strikes overworked women who lack sleep and air. Dancing craze widens the issue as anaemic blood worsens pains from overexertion. Debility with anaemia is cited as the main cause, with Dr Williams Pink Pills offered as a blood and nerve tonic and a free home treatment booklet. Your druggist can supply the pills.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Foot soak remedy promises relief for sore feet
A common cause of foot troubles is injured tissues and a doctor known treatment is presented. Dissolve two tablespoonfuls of Calocide compound in warm water and soak the feet for fifteen minutes while gently rubbing to ease daily foot pain.
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Laboratories of Medical Formula Co
Dayton
Ohio
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