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Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1918

Page

8

Nursing as a Career for Women in Public Health Service

The article extols trained nurses as vital to public health beyond hospital care. It describes a Red Cross Town and Country Nursing Service week, with roles from bed care to school inspections, hygiene lessons, and community health organizing. It notes sanitary zones around army camps and urges graduate nurses to enter military or public health service.

American Red Cross United States Public Health Service Red Cross

Former Marysville Resident W A Houdeshel Dies

Mrs. W A Houdeshel, formerly of Marysville Pennsylvania, died at her Baltimore Maryland home after a stroke. Funeral services will be held in Marysville on Tuesday at 1 30 PM, led by Rev C G Gabriel and Rev C D Pewterbaugh. She is survived by her mother Mrs George Kocher, husband W A Houdeshel, four sons and three daughters.

W. A. Houdeshel Marysville Baltimore C. G. Gabriel C. D. Pewterbaugh George Kocher Pennsylvania Railroad

Vinci tonic advertised as strength builder for a frail housewife

Mrs. Jay Parker of Kaukauna says she was weak and tired until Vinci restored her health. The ad claims Vinci contains beef and cod liver oils iron and glycerophosphates to improve appetite digestion blood and strength and lists Kennedy’s Medicine Store and Kitzmiller’s Pharmacy as sellers.

Kaukauna Wis Vinci Jay Parker George A. Gorgas Kennedy's Market Street C. F. Ikramer Third Broad Streets Kitzmiller's Pharmacy Derry Street

Advice for a Despondent Young Woman Seeks Hope

A reader E G asks how to escape deep despair despite health and education. The advisor reframes her as bankrupt in life, urges rejection of doom, and promotes mental rehearsal of success with persistent effort, self belief, and vivid positive imagery to reclaim happiness.

Ife Clemenceau Cou Browning

Advice to the Lovelorn in Old Times Fairfax Column

A reader asks if a former suitor who plans marriage should be told of his past, and how the current fiancé might view such honesty. Miss Fairfax advises goodwill, restraint, and weighing harm to feelings with loyalty, urging honest but careful communication. The column also offers practical guidance on friendship, pride, and handling flirtations without wrecking relationships.

Mazda America Bela Avery Horse Tances Corn Products Refining Company Box New York Represence National Starch Co South Philadelphia Miss Fairfax California Elsie Cc

Fashion's Forecast Tunic Skirt Pattern No S877

The tunic skirt pattern No S877 shows a two gore underskirt and tunic with a raised waistline and front opening. The pattern fits 24 to 42 inch waists, uses specific yardage for 26, 32 and 36 inch materials, and can be mailed after sending 12 cents to the Fashion Department Harrisburg Telegraph.

Fashion Department Telegraph Harrisburg

Tenor John McCormack to tour for Knights of Columbus aid

Acclaimed singer John McCormack, fresh from a Red Cross tour raising $100,000, announced plans to start a new campaign to raise the same amount for the Knights of Columbus war camp fund. The tour begins June 3 in Boston.

John McCormack Red Cross Knights of Columbus War Boston

Trace the dots to sixty two puzzle clue

Puzzle item notes tracing a sequence from 1 to 2 and onward to the end. The brief hints mention mist and a gift you purchased, framed as a daily puzzle without full solution text. Read as a compact newspaper teaser for a puzzle page.

Another Way of Carrying a Rifle

A Civil War veteran reflects on wartime sacrifice for World War I. He cannot bear arms but pledges to save wheat for soldiers, urging old and young, women and children, to abstain from wheat for three months. He notes substitutes exist and personal restraint can aid the war effort against autocracy.

Railroad Men Attend Annual Memorial Service

The annual memorial service of the Railroad Transportation Men was held last evening at Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Thirteenth and Vernon streets. Delegates from ten brotherhood organizations and auxiliaries attended to honor deceased members. W. H. Patrick called the roll of the departed, and Rev. Dr. Clayton Albert Smucker spoke.

Stevens Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Thirteenth Vernon Streets W. H. Patrick Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Clayton Albert Smucker

Merchants Committee Set To Meet For War Time Rules

A merchants committee appointed by J. William Bowman will convene at 4 pm in the Chamber of Commerce to draft wartime retail rules. After approval by state director B. Lawrence Fell the rules will take effect for all retail merchants.

J. William Bowman Chamber of Commerce B. Lawrence Fell Mercantile Economy

Messiah Lutheran Church Dedicated in Forefront of City

The Messiah Lutheran Church dedicated yesterday with services led by Rev. G V A Tressler head of the General Synod. Luther Minter handed keys to Rev. H W A Hanson who presented a basket of flowers to Minter. The dedication attracted over a thousand attendees.

Messiah Lutheran Church G. V. A. Tressler General Synod Luther Minter H. W. A. Hanson George Fager Hanson Minter Luther DeVoe Trinity Lutheran Alfred C. Kuschna St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Clarence Sigler

Cantata The Lord Reigneth Presented With Soloists

The program features soloists Mrs. Arthur Hull soprano Mrs. Ernest Keys contralto John Gibson tenor and A W Hartman bass with Mrs Emma Hoffman at the organ and special singing by will sing and George Sutton.

George Sutton Schnecker Lord Arthur Hull Ernest Keys John Gibson A. W. Hartman Emma Hoffman

Unscrupulous Doctors Help Deplete Ranks of Army

London reports reveal a practice where doctors and chemists run a scheme to help men dodge military service using heart fudged symptoms. Medical boards investigated an organized school in the East End. quacks charge about 50 dollars per case, with richer bribes in some instances.

London East End

Best Treatment For Catarrh S S S Removes the Cause

Purported medical ad promotes S S S as a blood tonic to cure catarrh by cleansing impurities from the blood. Claims include relief from dripping throat hawking and nostril sores, urging readers to obtain S S S at drug stores and to write for free expert medical advice from the Med ical Director in Atlanta.

Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Strive To Have Healthy Skin

Women in gatherings show varied complexions from oily to dry while one ideal complexion shines. The ad promotes Bio-Feren Bloferen as a nerve support and blood iron tonic, claiming health and beauty benefits with a money back guarantee, available from physicians and druggists.

Bloferen

Do Mothers Err in Ignoring Liver Root Remedies

An old editorial questions mothers neglecting remedies for women noting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a widely claimed cure. The piece argues such tonics could have prevented discomfort in schoolgirls and working women by addressing common female ailments with traditional medicine.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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