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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1919

Page

5

Governor vetoes bills and names appointments echoed in state items

Governor Sproul vetoes House bills on law school registration for veterans and on township name changes while criticizing public funding for county associations and a second class city magistrate expansion. Ex-State officials attend and Windrim named trustee of the School of Industrial Art. Capitol orchestra to play for the Legislature. State board of pardons to meet with thirty cases awaiting review.

House Senate F. E. Geiser Northampton F. A. Godcharles The Commonwealth George Gray Buter Richard C. Haldeman W. O. Hickok Beacom James 8. Beacom Greensburg Capitol Windrim John T. Windrim Philadelphia School of Industrial Art Capitol Orchestra Walton Henry F. Walton Farview State Institution Public Service Commission Commission Bloomsburg Tamaqua State Compensation Board State Board of Pardons

Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Instant Pain Relief

Advertisement claim for Freezone using drops to remove hard and soft corns and callouses. Purchasers are told it stops pain instantly and lets users lift the corn away with fingers. Drugstore bottle sold cheaply with minimal soreness.

Phynola Promise Cuts Weight With Simple Tablets

Advert says Phynola tablets rapidly reduce weight without dieting or exercise. Claims to fix fat by improving oxygen in blood and digestion, and advises buying at Gorgas druggists in downtown location with directions to take one tablet after each meal and at bedtime.

Gorgas N. Third St Walnut Sts Penna. R. I

Mag Rhu Beautifies and Clears the Complexion

Advertisement notes Mag Rhu helps digestion and clears complexion with no drugs or alcohol. It claims prompt results when doctors fail and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by Croll Keller at 405 Market Street and through Mag Rhu Company Pittsburgh with options for tablets or powdered form.

Croll Keller Market Street Mag Rhu Mag Rhu Company Fitzsimmons Building Pittsburgh

How To Get Health When Weak and Worn Out

Ad promotes Dr. Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets as a tonic for weak nervous and tired individuals. It claims iron rich blood improves energy, nerve force, and vitality. Each dose is said to restore strength and vitality, priced 60 cents or 90 cents for stronger formula, available from druggists.

Chase

Next World's Press Congress Set for Sydney Meeting

The World Press Congress will convene in Sydney on November 11 1919 to mark the armistice anniversary. Dr Walter Williams, president, and William A Holman, premier of New South Wales, coordinate the call from Tokio and San Francisco origins with A R Ford as secretary treasurer.

Tokio Sydney New South Wales Australia Walter Williams Missouri Congress William A. Holman Press Congress of the World San Francisco Hostilies A. R. Ford Dominion Press Gallery Ottawa Canada Williams Holmar

Exhumation Sought for Brass Casket of Spanish Merchant

Relatives of a noble Spanish merchant in Havana seek permission from the Sanitation Department to exhume his body for the brass casket to sell the metal. The department ruled no law prevents reclaiming and selling the casket, leaving the action as a moral question.

Havana Cuban Sanitation Department

Hotel sale and town notices in Elizabethtown area

Middletown C C Emoyer will leave after the Greenawalt Hotel is sold to Klein Brothers who will convert the building. Residents Wayne Smith and Lydia Fredrick visit, while Squire Kenard and Edward Beverly plan new occupancy. Major Deimar arrives to supervise at Aviation General Supply Depot. Church of God class meets in Borough Park. Christian Bower is jailed for burglary after a raid uncovering groceries and eggs. two local stores were robbed recently.

C. C. Emoyer Greenawalt Elizabethtown Klein Brothers, Chocolate Manufacturers Harry Smith Lorain Ohio Sadie Smith Market Street Melvin Leonard New York City Lydia Fredrick Lock Haven Martin Snyder Farmers’ Hotel George Fisher East Main Street Charles Hickerwell Reading Squire W. J. Kenard Rewalt Union and Spring Streets Edward Beverly H. W. George B. W Laverty Union Street Victor Deimar Washington Aviation General Supply Kirkland Church of God J. B. Martin Borough Park Christian Bower Houser W. C. Bailey Leiby’s Hollow Rosedale Farm S. C. Young P. W. Tritt South Wood Street David Etterson

Residents relocate homes as town records show moves

The tale lists several property transfers and relocations including Andrew Henry moving into F. C. Smith property on North Spring street, T. B. Boyd couple moving from the Berman property to John Croll house, and Arnold Carton family returning to Newark. George Young and family retreat to Sunbury from Pine Street after a weekend visit, while Martha Jane Bergstresser accompanies Mrs Bergstresser home from Canton Ohio. The Middletown Praying Band gathers tonight at 7 30 at the Usser residence. Harold McNair sustains a sprained ankle while tennis at the fair grounds.

Boner Squire W. J. Kennard Dauphin County Andrew Henry Hershey F. C. Smith North Spring Street T. B. Boyd Berman North Union Street John Croll West Main Street Arnold Carton Arnold Carton, Jr Bria Carton Newark, N. J George Young Sunbury F. F. Atkinson Pine Street Fuller Bergstresser Lydia Seipelager Women’s Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Churches Canton Ohio Martha Jane Bergstresser Pittsburgh Middletown John Usser South Wood Street J. B. Smith Royalton Howard Snyder H. W. Snyder Darline Snyder Clarence Baker Clarence Baker, Jr Arline Baker Lawrence Zimmerman Ruth Felty Harold McNair Fair Grounds

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