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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
6
Harrisburg police under Chief Thomas J. Zeil announce a safe and sane Fourth of July with no fireworks or pyrotechnics for children and strict enforcement of local ordinances and state laws. Patrolmen will monitor stores and enforce restrictions on toy pistols revolvers and illegal sales, with arrests for violations.
President Wilson denounced foreign born groups allegedly pressing political blackmail to influence U S policy. He warned loyalty to the flag as the test of national unity while praising the vast majority of foreign derived citizens for their loyalty. The address at Washington D C followed a lengthy flag day parade, signaling a major election issue for his campaign.
A testimonial style ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Claims from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio describe a physician endorsed remedy, with testimonials and a 75 cent price, plus a prompt for readers to buy and send for more.
A household cat in Independence township mauled Mrs. W. H. S. McAdoo and spared Miss Joanna Miller and neighbor John Hanna. McAdoo was hospitalized at Mercy in Pittsburgh after the attack. Hanna killed the cat when it attacked again.
Mrs. Robert Hawk of 608 North Eighteenth street located her brother George W. Schell in Denver after a 30 year separation. Westbound friends aided the search and the siblings plan a weeks long reunion.
New York June 15. Actress Elsie Ferguson and banker Thomas B. Clark Jr. wed yesterday at the St. Regis Hotel in a small ceremony with close friends. Ferguson plans to continue on stage and appears next fall in a new comedy yet to be chosen.
Advert reads extra large galvanized wash boilers for 1.39 dollars and Friday only at location 5505 E. Scars. A sale notice lists the price at 98 cents for a featured item.
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