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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
11
A 1915 essay argues marriage succeeds when both spouses balance affection with practical needs. It urges men to show tact and public deference, and women to express love in words, while recognizing the differing heart diets of each gender. It notes mutual sympathy as essential for a lasting union.
Prof and Mrs Raymond Myers of Monaghan township announce the birth of a son, Jacob Richard Myers, on June 11. Mrs Myers formerly Rosa Brougher, daughter of Mr and Mrs D D Brougher.
Blain Pa June 16 A large crowd is expected for visitors day at Tressler's Orphans Home Loysville tomorrow. The Home band will provide music and a program of drills music and exercises will be performed.
The article describes a round neck blouse with short lace sleeves and a lace bertha in multiple views, suitable with chiffon de chine crepe or voile materials. It lists yardage for sizes 34 to 40 inches bust, with pattern 8638 offered by the paper's Fashion Department for ten cents.
A list of scheduled picnics at Boiling Springs Park includes many churches and organizations in Carlisle Harrisburg Mechanicsburg Camp Hill Wormleysburg New Kingston and Mechanicsburg from June 18 to September 6. Notable events include June 18 First Lutheran Carlisle and Hershey Chocolate Company picnic on August 10.
Mrs Edna Conway reports her child’s nasty eye swelling and scorched skin improved with Cuticura Soap and Ointment after four weeks. The 1914 notice touts Cuticura as a soothing emollient for skin scalp hair and hands with a 32 page Skin Book available on request from Dept T Boweton.
Selma endures a stifling, evolving tension as she confronts her marriage to David Dwight and a growing, conflicted attraction to Dr. Holland. The affair, deception, and fear of exposure unfold amid a rigid, haunting household and mounting emotional peril.
In Brain, Pennsylvania, the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School held a Sunday evening observance for Children's Day titled Life's Morning. The program included song exercises and class drills showcasing the children’s efforts.
The Colonial Theater showcases Williamson submarine pictures for three days next week. Seven reels filmed in the Bahamas show ocean life, sharks, wrecks, and a life risking battle between a Williamson brother and a shark. Lighting and a deep inspection chamber enable filming at depths up to two hundred fifty feet, with a new tube claimed to reach one thousand feet.
Regent screens The Love Route a four part romance of ranch and rail with Winifred Kingston Harold Lockwood and an all star cast. The story centers on a railroad engineer and ranch owner opposing the new line with rail construction shown in detail. Also listed are Bu Barry and Pathe News plus daily pipe organ performances.
Mrs J A Smith died at her home on Sunday and her funeral services were conducted at the home by Rev J Harold Wolf of Monaghan Presbyterian Church. Burial followed in the Dillsburg Cemetery.
Edward M. Knapp longtime superintendent and burial ground custodian at East End Cemetery in Penbrook collapses from heat while guiding Mrs. Mary E. Ebersole’s funeral procession. He dies two hours later at his home. Services set for Saturday at 2 PM. He left behind six brothers and two sisters.
About twenty friends helped Gertrude Shumaker celebrate her sixth birthday at her parents house in Blain Pennsylvania. Guests included Helen Kistler Marie Dunkelberger Laura Johnston Olive Snyder Catherine Kistler Edna Gray Evelyn Smith Gertrude Shumaker Paul Sturn George Patterson Russell Dunkleberger Gerald Kreamer Frank Shanabrook Donald Henry Burke Sheaffer Wayne Stokes Charles Gutshall Robert George Gibson Lou Jamey Milton Shumaker. Ice cream and bake were served.
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