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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
6
Experienced women advise using Mother's Friend to ease pregnancy by externally relaxing abdominal muscles and preventing nerve strain. It also massages breasts to prevent caking and is touted as a long standing, widely available remedy. The Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta sells it.
Chicago June 16 Edward A Ross University of Wisconsin sociology professor told the General Federation of Women's Clubs that gifts of ill gotten wealth should be cast back to expose repentance and restitution. He argued such gifts cost society more than they are worth and that private benevolence should be limited to experimental work while the state should care for dependents.
In Durazzo at six this morning Mussulman insurgents shelled the Albanian capital with heavy artillery. Prince William commands the defense while the attacker’s guns position near Rasbul and engage in a brisk duel. Bluejackets from the international fleet guard the foreign legation area and raise barricades around the royal palace.
A physician advises that thin individuals struggle to gain weight despite heavy eating. He recommends Sargol tablets with every meal, claiming they improve fat absorption and boost red blood cells, increasing weight by three to five pounds weekly. Sold by Geo. A. Gorgas and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
In effect May 24 1914 trains leave ernae for Winchester Martinsburg at :03 7 50 am 3 40 pm for Hagerstown Chamberburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg and intermediate stations at 6 03 7 50 11 53 am 3 40 5 32 7 40 11 00 pm Additional trains for Carlisle Mechanicsburg at 9 48 am 2 18 3 27 6 30 9 30 am For Dillsburg at 5 03 7 60 and 11 53 am 2 18 3 40 5 32 6 30 pm 2 Daily All other trains daily except Sunday RIDDLE J H TONGE EDUCATIONAL
The Colonial Club hosts Frank Lea Short players presenting Pomander Walk this evening and the Robin Hood drama tonight. The outdoor set features electric lights and river Thames mood with 25 notable actors. Tickets 1 for adults and 50 cents for children.
A humorous local ad bundle features a lawyer praising a hair tonic worth ten thousand dollars, then promotes Quinine Hair Tonic from Gross Drug Store and mentions dandruff prevention. It transitions to bread flavor from Schmidt's bakery and a call to grocers. An electric fan claim from Keystone Supply Co highlights one third savings.
A complaint was filed with the Public Service Commission by M. L. Ludurick of Penbrook against Dauphin County Gas Company. He alleges the firm agreed to entry from Canby street for heating service but now demands entry from Main street, spoiling his lawn and raising costs. A separate tariff dispute involving Eddystone Manufacturing, coal shipments, and several railroads seeks to alter harbor delivery rates. A hearing also covered McKeesport & Duquesne Bridge tolls and Erie County Electric charges. Everett Warren seeks a special DL&W rate for charity patients from Scranton to a Pocono summer home. A long Civil War era poem and recollections accompany the notices.
Comrade J R Miller of Seneca G S Post No 116 G A R asks publication of poems honoring Civil War memory. The verses recount Fort Sumter Fort Hell Fort Appomattox and the enduring flag as a symbol of unity and sacrifice by Pennsylvanians and others.
Unusual Children Day dresses mimic European peasant styles with hand smocked patterns for ages two to six and made-to-measure options. Include baby caps and rompers. Marianne Kinder Markt at 218 Locust Street and 20th Century Shoe Company at 7 South Market Square feature handmade dresses and affordable scout shoes with lace stays and elk soles priced from $1.00 to $1.98.
A New York contractor wears a derby hat while working in a crowded tunnel where the head strikes timbering. The hat offers little protection, acting as a bumper and safeguarding the worker from impact during tunnel construction.
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