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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
11
A Beatrice Fairfax column counsels that unhappy love offers growth not ruin. It argues true power to love comes from self control and empathy, and compares love to a preliminary business partnership, urging forgiveness of faults and enduring commitment.
This reflection urges resilience after heartbreak, arguing that love builds, not destroys, and that self esteem matters little compared to the power to love wisely. It extols affectionate bonds, personal growth, and the belief that a great love may return or emerge through life’s work.
A gala yacht party unfolds with flirtation and intoxicating shadows as Felix Lynn and Esther Halstead clash with Alicia over a busted marriage secret. Esther learns her father has died and Felix reveals the marriage was kept secret to shield her from scandal. Alicia confronts the couple in a burst of fury as the scene erupts in jealousy and mistrust. Onlookers reel as the moment hints at a grim twist to come.
An attractive Empire era inspired gown features a flattering flared skirt with long lace sleeves. The design allows three or four piece construction and multiple fabric substitutions including satin lace chiffon taffeta cotton crepe voile and net. Pattern 8636 fits busts 34 to 42 inches mailed by the Fashion Department for ten cents.
Six thousand people have seen the Williamson underwater film at the Colonial this week. An expedition lecturer describes hundreds of sea scenes and species recorded on film. A new vaudeville bill led by O Briens Night Out premieres tomorrow with ten performers. Regular Colonial prices apply.
Manager Davis did not book King Kelly this week at Paxtang Park theater. Margerite Sawtelle Duffy and her comedy act, plus Clarise and Grogan with harp and piano, headline an eclectic program. Grogan the blind pianist and Clarise with two encores impress the audience. Kelly, enthusiastic this season, promises hazardous stunts Friday and Saturday as the crowd grows for the railroaders' picnic.
J B McCalley a former city resident will speak to the Engineers Society Friday on aviation dangers and progress. His flights have carried him through 33 states in the US Mexico and Canada. He once crashed into a billboard at Island Park during a local ascent and began his career with Glenn Curtiss. He is currently regimental adjutant of the 14th Infantry National Guard of Pennsylvania.
Charlie Chaplin, newest world comedy star, appears in a two reel film Work. First time shown locally with Paramountrogram. also Rule G in five reels and Pathe News. The Goddess at Victoria serial next. Heart of Maryland tomorrow with Mrs Leslie Carter. Jitney Club to meet at 19 South Fourth Street tomorrow evening.
An unusual hailstorm hit a small part of Washington township near Mt. Zion church at 2 am Tuesday, thinning tree leaves and injuring garden produce. The Cocklin farm occupied by Oscar Donson suffered the heaviest damage to buildings and shade trees.
A Philadelphia mother's 1914 testimonial describes a year old infant with severe eczema and cracking skin being soothed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after five minutes of application. The ad offers free samples by mail and promotes the products as solutions when usual methods fail.
Mrs E B Binz of Philadelphia, representative of the State Woman's Suffrage Association, will address an outdoor meeting in Brainbridge on Thursday evening with literature distributed for the cause.
Funeral services were held at her home for Miss Daisy Holtz who died Sunday morning. Rev J C Reighard led the rites and Interment followed at Union cemetery. She was 38, a Lutheran church member and daughter of Mrs Mary A Holtz.
An advertisement extols Nestlé's food as a healthy, milklike option for infants, noting it supports health and strength especially during teething. It warns against cow's milk from sick cows or unsanitary dairies that could cause illness.
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