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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
8
In a humorous quarrel between a Bookkeeper and a Stenographer, Dorothy Dix riffs on why men rush to wed after Easter. They blame Spring hat fashion as the lure, joking about tuxedos, pink and blue ribbons, and the desire to wear fashionable lids. They propose a Men’s Rights Party to share the millinery spoils.
Dwight confronts embezzlement shock, then uncovers his wife Selma's fragility. Dr. Holland comforts her as Dwight spies from a pillar. Jealousy tightens as Selma resists temptation and swears fidelity to the living husband. The debt and betrayal drive caution, tension, and suspicion.
Joseph V. Ziegler of Marietta married Miss Genevieve A. Yentzer of Columbia in Holy Trinity Catholic Church yesterday morning. Rev. Stanley Dobinise, assistant rector, officiated the ceremony.
The 8642 pattern for girls aged 6 to 12 years requires 34% yards of 27 inch material and 24% yards of 36 or 44 inch wide fabric. Pattern is mailed on receipt of ten cents from Bowman's selling May Manton Patterns. Mexico's cotton crop, though large, is mostly unusable due to last September’s picking season and the revolution.
Readers are offered a World Famous Embroidery Outfit with 450 patterns and a full instruction booklet. Earn coupons from the paper daily to receive a set of hoops needles a bodkin and more. The kit includes transfer methods praised for being safe quick and non damaging to fabrics. Coupons clipped in Prag homes may be exchanged at the office.
A June 17 blaze gutted the two story brick Foundry street building along the Western Maryland railroad housing the Hagerstown Mantel and Furniture company and the Duplex Brush company. Loss about 20000 dollars. Firemen Clarence Reichard Ott Bowers and Albert Brenner injured. Building owned by Cumberland Valley Railroad Company.
M E Lounce of Hagerstown Md caught the season’s prize bass in the Potomac River. The four pound fish measured nineteen and a half inches. In Dillsburg Pa on June 19 the Ladies Aid Society of Filey’s Church plans an annual festival on the church lawn.
Recent Deaths in Central Pennsylvania reports Walter C Halbach of Lancaster county died in New York City. Widow and two children survive. Katie Cassel of Manheim died. J Marsh Matthews, US Assistant District Attorney, arrested in York on a fire insurance fraud charge involving a policy on his Fulton township mansion. Northumberland County registry assessors show over 18 000 voters eligible for next September primary.
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