Linen Toweling Offer For Hand Towels With Borders
Advertises white and gray linen towels cut for hand towels with neat borders. Mentions Friday sale and price per yard at 81 Wig, indicating a textile promotion and shop availability.
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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
9
Advertises white and gray linen towels cut for hand towels with neat borders. Mentions Friday sale and price per yard at 81 Wig, indicating a textile promotion and shop availability.
Mrs. John E. Jackson of 82 North Seventeenth street visits Philadelphia for her son Horace D. Jacksons commencement with the University of Pennsylvania department of accounts and finance. Jackson a Harrisburg Central High School class of 1911 alumnus and active in Christian Endeavor, works as an accountant with Eavenson & Sons in Camden but plans to return to Harrisburg this summer to live with his parents.
The Nurs ery Home board plans a strawberry festival on Wednesday June 17 on the lawn at Third and Woodbine streets to raise funds with ice cream cake candy and ripe berries. All are invited to support the charity as Mrs. Mabel Cronise Jones travels from Toledo to Chicago for the National Federation of Woman's Clubs biennial convention.
Helena Kline Montgomery daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry B Montgomery of 902 North Second Street received a Master of Arts degree at Dickinson College commencements yesterday. She is noted as the youngest in the state to attain the honor at age twenty one. She previously earned the A B degree in 1913.
Mrs Josie Ham describes severe health issues including falling, inflammation, congestion, female weakness, backaches, sleepless nights and memory loss. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier she reports full recovery with energy, sleep, appetite and mood restored. She credits the remedies for restoring her family's happiness.
Joseph W. Beach of Bangor Missouri a mathematics teacher at Harrisburg Academy retires to join Bangor Theological Seminary led by his father Rev Dr Beach. A Yale graduate of 1911 his tenure at the Academy was praised and he made many friends. Also notes visiting relatives and locals including Miss Grace McClintock Mrs James Bailey and others with several short personal notices.
Mrs. Cumbler a noted pianist of the Wednesday Club gave an informal recital at her country place The Yellow House Highspire flowers from her gardens adorned the rooms following a varied program of Brahms Mozart Beethoven Chopin Liszt and Rimsky Korsakov among others refreshments were served at the close In other news K C Peters elected editor in chief of the Argus at Central High school annual meeting other officers named and graduates listed
Miss Lillian Miller and her brother Herman Miller Jr with Miss Elizabeth Macey traveled from Cottage Ridge and North Second street to Philadelphia where they were met by Evan Jones of Conshohocken. They will proceed to Wellesley Massachusetts for college commencement events. Miss Catherine J. Bender and James E. Raley from Harrisburg wed at Trinity Lutheran parsonage in Hagerstown. Gertrude Lebo and George Zeiders were issued a marriage license in Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs Mahlon Evans vacate 412 North Second Street and head with Mrs Ambler and sons to Atlantic City for a summer at Chelsea cottage.
A druggist notes many men buy Mother's Friend for expectant wives. The product is described as a mild external lubricant easing abdominal muscle strain and reducing skin laceration during pregnancy. The Bradfield Regulator Co. offers a free booklet to expectant mothers.
Mr and Mrs Sidney I Stouffer announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Elizabeth Stouffer to Ray R Fisher in New York City on Tuesday June 9 at noon. The couple will reside at 1929 Green Street after July 1 and honeymooned in New York and Atlantic City.
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