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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

9

Remarkable Masonic Home Service in Elizabethtown

Lodge No 43 of Lancaster held a large religious service at the Masonic Homes on June 10 with about 110 attendees and a 390 person audience. Rev W Stuart Cramer preached on Love the Greatest Thing in the World, highlighting democracy over aristocracy amid wartime ideals. The event featured music by Homer F. Robert and Eric Jette, plus floral summer displays around Grand Lodge hall and adjoining grounds.

Pennsylvania N. Franklin Heckler Committee On Masonic Homes Lodge No. 43 Heckler Martin W. Witmer United States Liebestraume Liszt Homer F. Robert Lake Park Grand Lodge Hall

Catarrh Danger Urges Immediate Treatment

A shameless testimonial urged readers to treat catarrh as a blood disease. Mrs Henry Waye of Wentzville Missouri praised S S S as a permanent cure, claiming blood purification and system cleansing relieve all symptoms. The ad warned against sprays or inhalations and urged writing to Swift Specific Company for literature and advice.

Henry Waye Wentzville

Third Class City Bill Passed In House And Senate

Senator Craig's civil service bill for police in third class cities cleared the House by 122 to 32 amid debate. Senate action followed as stalls on storage law changes drew criticism. Other measures passed include extending waitresses' hours in summer hotels and limiting birth control information, plus election officer duties and injury compensation. Mrs. Daniel Romberger of Elizabethville dies at 43 after long illness. funeral Friday at Maple Grove Cemetery.

Craig Ramsey Delaware Aron Philadelphia Wallace Lawrence Horne Cambria Black Dauphin Harrisburg Laing Berks Senate Glass Walter Franklin Messrs. Stites Montgomery Stern Campbell Butler M Heyburn Heyburn Pennsylvania House State Industrial Board Maurer Messrs Flynn Elk Cox Baldwin Valley Forge Gransback William Davis Whitaker Graham Hollingsworth Benninger Committee On Stoffler Northampton Daniel Romberger Elizabethville Daniel W. Romberger Main Street Romberger Evangelical Church Pillow

Lenora Simonson Headlines Paxtang Park Week of Hit Acts

Lenora Simonson stars with a radiant soprano voice in a warm vaudeville bill at Paxtang Park Theater this week. Conrad and Daniels play piano and violin, Ben Smith adds comedy between songs, and Booth and Leander perform daring wheel stunts. Also at the Regent today and tomorrow Pauline ederick stars in Sleeping Fires a tale of love and a scheming woman aiming to divorce a husband.

Lenora Simonson Sousa Paxtang Park Conrad and Daniels Ben Smith Mr. Smith Booth Leander Johnny Reynolds Regent Pauline Ederick Mother Ve

Miller's Antiseptic Oil Promoted as Great Remedy

An 1900s advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil as a miracle cure for diphtheria rheumatism and neuralgia. Letters claim a 26 cent bottle healed a child and praise the oil from consumers and Gorgas' Drug Store.

Miller Mare J. J. Ibson Jonesboro Ark Floryncempese St. Hart. T Gorgas

Harrisburg Red Cross Week aims to raise 1000000

Harrisburg prepares for Red Cross Week proclaimed by the president from June 18 to 25. The drive seeks to complete a nationwide war fund of 100000000. Local leaders Henry P. Davidson and Seward Prosser head the campaign as clergy pledge support on Bunker Hill Day and Red Cross Sunday. Harrisburg’s share is 100000,000 with the state expected to raise 10,000,000.

Harrisburg Red Cross Wilson War Council of the Red Cross Henry P. Davidson Seward Prosser Bunker Hill Harrisbore

Majestic and Colonial Theater Weekbill Review

Majestic features Sugexiite and five Sampans in Our New Chauffeur plus Huf ford and Chain Pete and His Pals and Gipsy Countess Verona. Colonial presents The Soul of Magdalene with Mme Petrova trova, a Keystone comedy A Maiden’s Trust, and Leena Owen in Roman Awakening. blurred program details and dates.

Louis Bimon the Majestic Majestic the Sampans Hufford and Chain Pete Gipsy Countess Verona Hart and Sunshine Ed Estus Bernard Janis Roy and Arthur Mme. Pe- Mme Petrova Trova Ing Magdalene Colonial Theater Keystone Leena Owen

Franklin Co to Get More Roads

A Franklin county committee led by Representative Charles Walter and joined by W. H. Fisher and A. Nevin Pomeroy met State Highway Commissioner Black to press improvements to the Lincoln Highway east of Chambersburg on State Highway No. 43. Allan C. Wiest urged freeing the York to Chambersburg toll road. Delegations from Beaver, Chester, Bucks and Montgomery counties discussed toll roads and 50 50 state funding for road projects.

Charles Walter Franklin County W. H. Fisher A. Nevin Pomeroy Chambersburg Black Allan C. Wiest York Beaver Chester Bucks Montgomery

Salvation Army Builds Hutments for U S Troops in France

Philadelphia dispatch reports the Salvation Army has secured Brest France buildings to be remodeled into hutments with lunch rooms reading rooms and game rooms for American troops. Hotels for soldiers are also being prepared and a Salvation Army officer will ship ahead to coordinate efforts in ports. The British government has allocated Traflagar Square London for a large Salvation Army hotel to be completed soon.

Philadelphia Salvation Army Brest France United States London Trafalgar Square

Eagles Desert Castle of the Hohenzollerns

Paris dispatch says the famed black swabian eagles have deserted the Hohenzollern castle atop a high peak. The report notes the legend of imperial protection fades as the birds departure is seen as omen for the dynasty.

Hohenzollerns Paris Swabian Alps Wilhelm The Figaro Germany Schwartz Adlers

Hail Ruins Maryland Wheat Fields Reported

Hagerstown Md June 13 Special agent John J Barg from the Bureau of Statistics United States Department of Agriculture investigates the hailstorm damage. About fifteen hundred acres of wheat ruined with irregular storm path. Farmers will plow devastated fields and plant corn as canneries offer fifteen dollars per ton.

Maryland Hagerstown John J. Barg Bureau of Statistics United States Agricultural Department

Liberty Loan Bond Funds Soldier Equipment Effort

It has been carefully estimated that the proceeds of one 100 dollar Liberty Loan band will fully clothe arm and equip one American soldier. Each purchaser of a Liberty Loan bond for 100 dollars may feel that his or her money is doing it. Individual part in the arming and equipping of one of our country's soldiers.

Wilson quote on democracy and peace inspires nations

A historical quote from President Woodrow Wilson emphasizes the right to self-government, voices for all under authority, and the universal spread of freedom. It frames democracy as essential to peace and the global protection of liberties for small nations.

Woodrow Wilson United States

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad Claims Kidney Health Benefit

An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy to cleanse kidneys and bladder, relieve excesses, and promote overall health. It asserts U S government chemists endorsed it, imports from Holland, and guarantees satisfaction or refund. It urges readers to buy at the druggist.

Haarlem Oi Haarlem U. S Peres Holland Ame

Buckwheat Urged to Boost Pennsylvania Food Supply

Pennsylvania farmers are urged to plant buckwheat to increase the state's food supply and utilize late June sown fields. The Department of Agriculture bulletin stresses underdrainage for higher yields and notes buckwheat’s suitability to Pennsylvania soil. It states that 70 to 80 days suffice for harvest, with land usable for rye or wheat afterward. The bulletin also says newly cleared or long unused land can yield with fertilizer, and buckwheat helps weed control.

Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture Bulletin

Privilege Not Requirement for Bond Subscriptions

The text explains that subscribing for a $50 or $100 bond may be paid in full with immediate delivery of a provisional certificate, or the buyer may opt to pay 2 percent on application and follow an 18 percent, 20 percent, 30 percent, and 30 percent schedule on specified dates. Larger subscriptions await allotment and may not receive the full amount.

O'Reilly Divorce Requested From Dorothy Russell O'Reilly

Pittsburgh report says Edward J. O'Reilly a Pittsburgh stock broker seeks a divorce from Dorothy Russell O'Reilly daughter of Mrs A P Moore also known as Lillian Russell. Louis Barach is appointed to take testimony with June 18 court hearing. no defense filed to desertion charge.

Lillian Russell Pittsburgh Edward J. O'Reilly O'Reilly

Paxtang Guard Elected Officers Prepare Drill Plans

Paxtang Home Guard officers and directors were elected at last night’s meeting led by H. B. Saussaman as president and J. A. Rose on the by law committee. Regular Friday drills are planned as the group seeks a drill ground with another Paxtang schoolhouse meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening. The article also notes the first $2,000,000,000 war bond issue is justified by Secretary McAdoo as a minimal, bank redeposited sum to avoid financial disruption and keep funds in the country.

Home Guard Company of Paxtang H. B. Saussaman Howard C. Fry H. L. Holmes Joshua Rutherford Ralph I. Diehl W. G. Dickman Jens Clausen C. L. Powell J. A. Rose S. F. Barber David W. Catterel Davia Kochenderfer D. I. Rutherford R. I. Rutherford McAdoo

Hunt for slackers

Philadelphia on June 13 the police began a house to house canvass under Mayor Smith orders to find men who evaded the draft registration. They will use lists of compliant citizens and arrest any draft age man not registered.

Associated Press Philadelphia Smith

Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair Ad Claim

An advertisement urges using pure cocoanut oil as a gentle shampoo option. It argues conventional soaps and shampoos contain alkali drying the scalp and damaging hair, while cocoanut oil provides creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft and manageable. It notes the oil is cheap and available at drug stores.

Paxtang Minstrels Reorganize Under Georg Martin

The Paxtang Minstrels will be reorganized under Georg Martin in coming weeks. A Red Cross benefit program is planned for the fall with regular rehearsals by members. The Bethlehem Steel Company orchestra is slated to provide music for the entertainment.

Georg Martin Paxtang Minstrels Red Cross Bethlehem Steel Company Orchestra

Free lunches in Brooklyn bars tied to wartime costs

New York admits free lunches in Brooklyn saloons will end after tomorrow night as bars statewide prepare to drop the free meals or raise drink prices to cover the cost of the meals. A retail dealer said saloons in Manhattan and across New York State plan to follow the policy in the wartime economy.

New York Brookly Manhattan Througho New York State

Dr James Headache Powder promises swift relief

An old ad touts Dr James Headache Powder for quick relief from headaches and neuralgia. It claims a dime package dissolves pain within moments, urging readers to visit a drug store and insist on the product to end suffering.

Dr. James

Remarkable Bon Opto Eye Remedy Endorsed by Doctors

Dr. Beck and Dr. Judkins report Bon Opto strengthens eyesight and may reduce dependence on glasses. Cases include a 12 year old saved from eye removal, a 93 year old with inflamed lids improving in two weeks, and many patients reporting clearer vision and fewer glasses. The formula is printed on the package and claimed to strengthen eyesight up to 50 percent in some instances.

New York Beck New York State Judkins Massachusetts Havin Bon Opto United States Canada Dr. Judkins Union General Hospital Boston Mass New England Eye and Ear Infirmary Portland Maine W. J. Paving Gina Nees Tim Ote Promina

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Lodge No Lancaster Elizabethtown W. Stuart Cramer First Reformed Church of Lancas Ter Mr. Cramer MeNet Coe Catarrh Swift Specific Company Atlanta, Ga Police Pauline Frederick King Oscar John C. Herman & Co Vang Grain Lees RED Cross Campaign Work of Mercy Tagara Susquehanna Valley Buffalo Niagara R. R DR. Beck
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