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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

9

Revocation of Licenses Next At State Medical Bureau Meeting

A forthcoming State Bureau of Medical Education and Licensure meeting on June 26 in the city aims to revoke licenses of physicians unfit to practice. Investigations on drug addiction and license abuses will be reported, with rumors of gross privilege misuse. This will be the bureau’s first such hearing.

State Bureau of Medical Education and Licensure Bureau Privieres Ind Kline Sproul Charles

What to Eat for Indigestion and Acid Stomach

Medical authorities say most stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid. A simple remedy is isolating magnesia at meals. Bisurated Magnesia neutralizes excess acidity, aids digestion, and can be bought in powder or tablet form from druggists.

R-34 Returns Safely After North Sea Cruise

The British airship R-34, which departed East Fortune in Scotland for a North Sea cruise, arrived back at her airdrome at 2 o clock after delays caused by strong winds. Unfavorable winds caused the initial return delay, but conditions eased overnight.

East Fortune Scotland North Sea Thorning Ict Cad

Contractors Must Hustle to Speed Pennsylvania Projects

The State Highway Department warns about delaying contracts as six firms are summoned to Harrisburg to speed up work. Col. William 0 Uhler notes improved labor and materials, insisting contractors meet deadlines to prevent bond liability and keep detour roads usable for a 600 mile year plan.

State Highway Department Harrisburg Pennsylvania William 0. Uhler Noa Yrhis Highways Department Ier Stat Hiighway Department

Harrisburg Chamber Outing Fills June Joy Jaunt

Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce held a 4 PM departure to Colonial Country Club for the June Joy Jaunt honoring new members. The event features entertainment and meals, with humorist J. F. Hicks and address by Douglas Malloch planned. attendees enjoy music, sports, and mass singing before returning home.

Harrisburg Pennsy Chamber Dauphin Building Country Club Colonial Country Club

Women's Bible Class Holds Annual Picnic

The Ladies' Bible class of Christ Lutheran Church hosted its annual picnic at Mrs. J. Stevens' Washington Heights home. Winners included Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Kreier in the peanut race, cake walk victors Mrs. Kauffman Skyler and the Dreher couple, and croquet won by Mrs. Skyler and Mrs. Herman Snyder. Numerous members attended, including Mrs. Co. W. Rice and Mr. John Dreher.

Christ Lutheran Church Hetrick Paxtang Co. J. Stevens Washington Heights Skyler Herman Snyder Barrick Co. W. Rice Charles B. Strickler J. Quigley Jane Quigley Harvey Hess John von Hauser Richard von Hauser Elizabeth Harlan Ella S. Harlan Mary Elizabeth Harlan J. C. Shawfield Eleanor Shawffield Emma Shawrfield Ruth Shawfield J. B. Fast E. M. Roland Harvey Meyers Virginia Meyers C. J. Stevens Kenneth Stevens Thomas Lyons, Jr Gilbert T. E. Lyons F. A. Haehnlen F. S. Chronester Mary I. Chronester Carl F. Chronester Elizabeth Hatton Paul Walter W. Mattchet H. W. Heicher W. F. Kreimer Earle Kreier Marguerite Kriner P. J. Schyler Louis H. Bobb Mabel E. Emerick Viola Edleblute Myrtle W. Snyder C. Earnestine Snyder Geo. Kauffman Ella

Czechs and Slovaks Form Red Republic

A Czecho Slovak Soviet republic has been established per Budapest wireless dispatch. A Cathedral school summer closing program will be held at St. Patrick's Cathedral at 9 AM Monday with Mass and a sermon by Rt. Rev. Phillip R. McDevitt Bishop Harrisburg Diocese. Eight graduates will receive diplomas. St. Francis parochial school closed a week ago and St. Lawrence's school on Monday.

Associated Press Copenhagen Budapest Cathedral St. Patrick's Cathedral State Street Phillip. R. McDevitt Harrisburg St. Francis Parochial St. Lawrence's School Monay

British Submarine Sinks the Oleg near Tolbuchan

A Russian wireless dispatch received in London announces the British submarine sank the Russian cruiser Oleg, a 6,770 ton vessel, near the Tolbuchan lighthouse on Wednesday. The report confirms the loss of the cruiser in the vicinity of Tolbuchan.

Oleg Associated Press London Tolbuchan

York Couple Indicted In First Degree Slaying

Harry E. Baker of York Pennsylvania and his wife Eleanor Baker were arraigned in Westboro district court on a charge of first degree murder of Dwight P. Chapman. They pleaded not guilty waived examination and were held without bail for the August Superior Court session in Worcester County.

Associated Press Worcester Mass Harry E. Baker York Eleanor Baker Westboro Dwight P. Chapman Bangor Superior Court Worster County Fitchburg

Hazardous Device Fatal to Civil Judge in El Salvador

A dangerous device inside a locked small box detonated when opened, killing Dr. Manuel Triejo Castillo a civil judge of Santa Ana and injuring a servant in Western Salvador on June 20. The incident occurred as the box was unlocked and accessed.

Associated Press San Salvador Manuel Triejo Castillo Santa Ana Salvador

Phosphate Therapy Promises Health for Thin Weighing Worries

An article advocates Bitro-Phosphate organic phosphate to ease nervousness and restore flesh for underweight individuals. It cites experiments on humans and animals, notes phosphorous deficiency as a cause of thinness, and warns to avoid fatty foods if weight gain is not desired.

Rheuma Promoted as Genuine Rheumatism Remedy

A physician endorses Rheuma as a fast acting and lasting remedy for all forms of rheumatism. The ad claims quick relief from joint and muscle pain, reduces soreness, and asserts the formula is superior to typical treatments. It promises a money back guarantee if not effective.

DeMiracle 120Th St Park Ave New York M. C. Lyons

Villa to Make No Reprisals on Yankees

El Paso reports Villa will not retaliate against American property or lives in Mexico after U S forces drove his men from the border Sunday night a courier from Villa camp near Villa Ahumada says he arrived on an important mission. Warehousemen and checkers at the Quartermaster depot near New Cumberland will have an outing Sunday about thirty going to Moeslein s Woods Rockville for the day Carl Crossett chairs the committee with 30 prizes for winners Bruce Stem heads the athletic event

Chamber George G. McFarland Transportation Committee Country Club Harrisburge Keister Joseph H. Wallazz R. G. Dun Mercantile Agency Frank F. Davenport Doc" Miller Clarence Shenk Hazen R. E Cahill Johnson Colored Jazz Orchestra Associated Press el Paso Quartermaster’s New Cumberland Moeslein's Woods Rockville Carl Crossett Bruce Stem

Freckles Vanish with Othine Double Strength

This beauty ad promises effective freckle removal with Othine double strength. It offers a money back guarantee if the product fails and claims visible improvement after early applications.

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