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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
12
Dorothy Dix argues that men, like women, must pay for wrongdoing. She condemns double standards that excuse male vices, noting drunkards gamblers and adulterers face lasting consequences, while urging warnings to boys and girls alike about the costs of sin.
Amuse reader noticed as King Kelly opens annual engagement at Paxtang Park with a mile long parachute ascent. He continues to thrill fans with climbs including triples and doubles to benefit picnickers. The bill also features Marguerite Sawtelle Duffy in a new comedy act, plus Toli the juggler and The Jeneattes with trained dogs and pigeons.
The Victoria today presents Marie Corelli's masterwork Wormwood for the last time. The promotional notice calls the play tense vivid and thrilling with aromatic romantic action and a lesson for audiences seeking a dramatic unforgettable experience.
Charlie Chaplin will appear at the Regent for two days, Wednesday and Thursday, with the two reeler At Work. The Trade Journal declares it one of the best two reel comedies by the world’s great comedian and a complete Paramount program without cuts. A great treat for Regent patrons.
Special to The Telegraph Philadelphia June 22 Mrs Georgianna Burdick Tower widow of Charlemagne Tower Jr son of the former Ambassador to Germany was granted a divorce in Common Pleas Court No 5 on desertion grounds. The case heard by Master David J Smyth followed a March start and a prior suit against Tower Sr. The couple married in New Haven in June 1911 amid high society buzz.
In Duncannon Pennsylvania on June 22, Mrs. Arnetta Gintzer aged 74 was taken to Harrisburg Hospital for surgical care after a fall in her South Market street home. She had previously fractured her right leg and later injured her hip while venturing into the yard. Mrs. Gintzer had run a leading dry goods store since her husband Lewis F. Gintzer died about 12 years ago.
Miss Daisy Holtz daughter of Mrs Mary Holtz and George Holtz died after a long illness at her home in Brain Pa She is survived by her mother and sisters Mrs Co D Stine Cisna Run Mrs Mary Baltozer West Watty O Misses Susan and Emma at home The funeral will be held on Wednesday.
Advertisement warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury and urges prescriptions from reputable guardians. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure made in Toledo Ohio by F and Cheney Co as mercury free and taken internally. Includes testimonials and price information.
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