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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1918

Page

8

Marine Corps to Open Clerical Training School at Parris Island

The Marine Corps announces a new clerical school at Parris Island South Carolina to prepare an administrative force. Twenty weeks of instruction in shorthand and touch typing, with final exams, will produce company clerks and court martial stenographers for posts in the United States or France. The program emphasizes discipline, physical conditioning, and a mission to support combat units with skilled office work. Eight local men have enlisted this week, and Captain S A W Patterson will arrange transfers for the group. Mechanicsburg community event follows with a union Sunday school picnic on June 27 at Boiling Springs Park.

Paris Island South Carolina United States Marine Corps Devil Dogs Market Street United States France Tost Sys Marine Corps John Duncannon Chestnut Street Elwood &. Blanning S. A. W. Patterson Philadelphia Mechanicsburg Union Boiling Springs Park Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian Trinity Lutheran Church of God

Don’t Blame Spring Fever for Down and Out Feeling

As spring nears impurities built up in the winter clog circulation causing weakness and a debilitated state called spring fever. Early signs include loss of appetite and low energy, with children peevish and lifeless. The remedy urged is S. S. S. blood purifier from Swift Specific Co. Full info available by writing to Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

S. S Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta, Ga

West Shore coal dealers told to screen coal prior to sale

Robert L. Myers, West Shore fuel administrator, asks Lemoyne Enola Camp Hill and New Cumberland dealers to continue screening coal. No order on screening has been issued and consumers should economize as coal allotments for Pennsylvania may fall short this winter.

Lemoyne West Shore Robert L. Myers Enola Camp Hill New Cumberland Mr. Myers Bedford Pennsylvania

Two Camp Hill Churches Picnic at Boiling Springs

Two Camp Hill churches plan a first annual Sunday school picnic at Boiling Springs Park with early morning special cars. The event committee includes Millard B. King and others, with activities from 11 o'clock to a 2:30 baseball game between married and single men.

Camp Hill Methodist Camp Hill Presbyterian Boiling Springs Park Millard B. King Virginia Breen George W. Beinton Clifford Miller R. E. Cahill Mr. Govert

Red Cross Parade Planned for Halifax Carnival

Halifax PA branch of the Red Cross plans a July 4 carnival with a parade in which every woman who can walk will participate. Music will be plentiful and the event aims to draw community support.

RED Cross Halifax The

Nuxated Iron touted by leaders as a health booster

An advertisement extols Nuxated Iron as a powerful tonic and blood builder with endorsements from notable figures such as Leslie Shaw and Judge Atkinson. It claims millions use it annually, details a self tests, dosing of two five grain tablets thrice daily after meals, and promises refunds if not satisfactory.

Leslie M. Shaw Secretary of the Treasury United States Atkinson Court of Claims of Washington Wm. L. Chambers United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation The International Court Samoa Charles A. Towne Minnesota U. S Richard Rolland Kenney Delaware U.S. Army John L. Clem Shiloh U. S. Army David Stuart Gordon Gettysburg Wm. R. Kerr Chicago A. J. Newman City of Chicago Jefferson Park Hospital James Francis Sullivan Bellevue Hospital New York Westchester County Hospital NOTH United States Senate House of Representatives Croll Keller Geo. A. Gorgas J. Nelson Clark

Will You Help Our Home Town Boys War Savings Stamps

A wartime plea highlights conscription and the personal stake of families as hundreds of thousands are drafted. The message urges citizens to buy War Savings Stamps and reinvest Liberty Bonds coupons to support service members from their towns.

Liberty Bonds

Silk Glove Sale Offer With Imperfect But Valuable Pairs

An advertisement touts Milanese and tricot silk gloves offered as imperfects at unusually low prices. The sale features 2 clasp, 16 button lengths, embroidered Paris point backs in multiple colorways, and heavy silk options with double finger tips and varied sizes. Limited quantities and discontinued numbers noted.

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