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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
2
In a tense domestic scene Helen urges economy amid high bills and a costly car. Warren resists, blaming stress on recent spending and insisting changes be gradual. Helen seeks joint effort, prepares supper, and a stormy Sunday ends with a tentative reconciliation as a new installment promises another chapter.
Terre Hill Pennsylvania resident Mrs Augustus Lyon reports relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad extols the remedy's history, origin at the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts, and its claimed nationwide recognition and testimonials from women.
Train departures from Cumberland Valley Railroad to Winchester and Martinsburg at 6 03, 7 50 am 3 40 pm. For Hagerstown Chambersburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg and intermediates at 5 03, 7 50, 11 53 am 3 40, 5 32, 7 40, 11 00 pm. Carlisle and Mechanicsburg add 9 45 am 2 18 8 27 for Dillsburg 5 03 7 50 Orsburg 2 11 53 am 2 18 3 40 6 32 6 30 pm Daily except Sundays by H A Riddle i Tong e PA.
An easy circular slip-on jacket with a neck opening and front ties offers comfort for illness recovery and morning warmth. The pattern in May Manton Bowman's Fashion Dept details fabric options, trim, and one-size cut with measurements and mailing cost.
Harrisburg officials announce a safe and sane Fourth of July celebration with no fireworks or shooting. A band concert at Reservoir Park remains the only special observance on July 5, featuring a Liberty Bell reception at 5 30 PM. The parade will form in Market Square with the Commonwealth band providing music.
The City Bureau of Health and Sanitation releases a June health bulletin focusing on infant care including baby food and artificial feeding. Front page label reads Starve that Typhoid Fly as four more deaths are listed for May 1, 1915, and contagious diseases like mumps, chicken pox and rising diphtheria and scarlet fever are noted. A typhoid outbreak prompts stricter checks of potential spread sources.
The Telegraph reports Loysville event at Tressler Orphans Home featuring a school hymn and psalm, recitations, band pieces, dances, drills, and an offering. Eight new members were baptized at Sixth Street United Brethren Church after services led by Rev. P. H. Balsbaugh.
Mrs. Jennie Stott of Lochiel tried to end her life on railroad tracks Saturday but was rescued by James Morrissey, a former patrolman. She was jailed and brought before Mayor Royal later today on a charge of disorderly practice.
Mrs. A. Elder of North Bend Pa describes seven years of eczema on her hip and a ringworm on her hand. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with healing both conditions after bathing and applying the products, and urges readers to request the Skin Book free by mail.
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