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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

6

Fruitola and Traxo Endorsement From Monticello Patient

Mrs Rosa Norforth of Monticello Illinois writes praising Fruitola and Traxo claiming life saving relief from gall stones after six months without symptoms. The letters in Pinus laboratories archives attest to positive results and distribution plans list Gorgas druggist Harrisburg and P R R Station as outlets.

Pinus Laboratories Rosa Norforth Monticello Ill Harrisburg Gorgas North Third Street P. R. R. Station

Duty to Teach Wives as Partners in Home Life

Essay argues husbands should train wives to share in business and life aims. It stresses respect for non interference, praise of example, and the need for harmonious homes as nation’s foundation. Includes reflections on motherhood, marriage, and enduring love.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

Miss Helen Carruthers to Wed Gordon Poteat

Engagement notice for Miss Helen Anne Carruthers and Gordon Poteat of Greenville South Carolina. plans include summer wedding and a year in Pekin China for language study and mission work under the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions in Kaifeng Hanán Province. Paticipants include graduates from Central High School Dickinson College and Drexel. Poteat is son of Dr Edwin M Poteat Furman University president and former Student Volunteer Movement secretary. A second notice reports Miss Florence Osborne and Hugh P Cox married in York hospital. Cox recovering after leg amputation May 25.

James B. Carruthers State Street Helen Anne Carruthers Gordon Poteat Greenville S.C China Pekin Baptist Board of Formn Missions Kaifeng Hanan Provine Central High School Dickinson College Phi Beta Kappa Library School Drexel Harrisburg Public Library Berea College Kentucky Poteat Edwin M. Poteat Furman University Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville John R. Mott Florence Osborne Hamilton Street Hugh P. Cox York Hospital Cox E. E. Curtis Westminster Presbyterian Church

Rompers for Children Include Varied Designs and Materials

The article describes durable washable rompers for young children with body portions and optional trousers or suspenders. It notes neck styles long or short sleeves and materials like gingham chambray and striped galatea. Patterns suit ages 2 4 and 6 with yardage details and a ten cent mail advertisement through the paper’s Fashion Department.

Bryan’s Resignation Note to the American People

The statement explains Bryan resigning as Secretary of State over the note to Germany. He asks the public to judge his decision, appeals for peace, and contrasts old forceful methods with a newer, persuasive system, citing Austria and Servia as precedents and warning of war consequences.

Bryan Germany United States Austria Servia

War and Peace Faith in a Time of European Conflict

W J Bryan argues against entanglement in war as Europe ravages itself. He urges negotiated peace with Germany and a shift toward nonviolence, hoping the United States leads to a world free from fear and war. He invokes biblical love and historic kinship to advocate restraint and diplomacy.

Germany Philip United States Mars W. J. Bryan

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