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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
12
An essay by Ella Wheeler Wilcox argues love alone defines true marriage, noting rare couples marry solely for love. It describes how a truly loving woman imagines an ideal partner, avoids public fault finding, and refrains from undermining her husband, as love fosters tact, patience, and virtue.
Chester Yoder of Belleville camped beside a barred toll gate near Reedsville with his auto hood against the barrier. A warrant was issued against the toll keeper after Yoder refused to pay alleged back tolls before any settlement. The keeper acted on instructions from Reed of the turnpike company as a test case potential.
Kansas City readers learn from Mrs H T Winn and Mrs Charlie Bagwry how Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound eased chronic pain, improved eating and sleep, and helped them endure daily tasks. Both letters claim major health improvements and urge sharing the remedy with others.
A dubious advertisement touts El Rado as a permanent, harmless hair remover for both women and men. It asserts long lasting effects, easier reappearance over time, and offers money back if not satisfied. Sold in department stores and by multiple local druggists and stores listed.
The article describes a versatile blouse that requires no fitting and suits gowns or separate waists. It highlights golden yellow crepe de chine with white lace trim and net chemisette, noting alternatives in cotton or silk, with sleeve frills and a medium size pattern 8274. A 35 yards material estimate and mailing details are given.
Farmersville Pa June 18 After a continuous service of almost fifty six years as postmaster here Samuel M Seldomridge has resigned and his son Rufus has succeeded him Mr Seldomridge was first made postmaster June 18 1858 under the administration of President Buchanan and held it continuously ever since This service cannot be equaled in the county and presumably in the State.
Nearly one hundred Odd Fellows plus Calhoun's band joined a parade in Northumberland Pennsylvania to start the annual Canton meeting for Susquehanna valley associations. Attending were over a hundred delegates from Lewisburg Montgomery Williamsport Milton and Shamokin. The Patriarchs Militant eight members in the uniformed degree led the procession with E W Snyder of Lewisburg as chief marshal. Clarence Wormley organized the local event.
A local firm reports a rapid piano and player piano sale that surpassed expectations. Booking orders for later delivery remain available until Saturday night under the same terms, with personal selection by J. H. Troup and inspection by Prof. Evans, including a 30 day trial and money back guarantee.
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