Eminent Domain Bills Move for State Buildings
The Senate bill to grant eminent domain to the Board of Public Grounds and Buildings was affirmatively reported at the House night session led by Chairman McCaig. Other bills reported include Camp Curtin memorial monument for Harrisburg at 19000, General Golusha A Pennypacker monument in Philadelphia at 15000, a commission to codify laws on the insane at 2000, and purchase of Spanish War histories for Pennsylvania organizations at 800.
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Senate
Board of Public Grounds
House
McCaig
Appropriations Committee
Camp Curtin Memorial Monument
Harrisburg
Golusha
A. Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
More Money For Mothers Pension Bill Advances
Supporters of the Mothers Assistance Fund pushed the measure back to the Senate Appropriations Committee last night and it was re-reported with a $600,000 appropriation, up from $500,000. Agricultural extension bills, including farm bureau agent control under State College and experimental work with extension, were reconsidered. The State will match Federal appropriations totaling $425,482, with extension set at $200,000 and land grant at $50,000. The first measure would have lost a $170,000 Smith Lever Act federal grant.
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Appropriations Committee
Senate
Farm Bureau
State College
State Department Receives Word on German Intention
Washington reports the German delegates at Versailles have been instructed to sign the Peace Treaty. The State and War Departments confirm receipt of official information, but no dispatch indicates when the signing will occur.
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State Department
Washington
Versailles
State
War Departments
Speak Says Fair Equestrienne and Clown Bark The Adorable Circus Bond
An illustrated piece celebrates Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Shows Combined. It highlights the equestrian stars, including a near eighty year old clown Minco and the fleet of finest circus horses now under a single banner. Visitors can inspect horse tents when the show arrives Friday July 4.
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Equestrienne
al Minco
Minco
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
New Street
Majestic vaudeville bill features Bernard and Duffy and friends
A polished Majestic show opened with Bert and Rosedale in a bright scenic sketch and a witty duo Tracy and McBride delivering songs and dance. Bernard and Duffy offer energetic comedy while Scamp and Scamp perform acrobatics. City City venues present Tom Moore and Anita Stewart in varied features with other acts. the program blends humor, song, and spectacle.
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Bernard and
Duffy
Bert
Rosedale
Princeton Girls
Tracy
McBride
Scamp
Majestic Theater
Bernard
All-Star Vaudeville at Regent and Paxtang Park
A roundup of Variety acts and photoplays across Regent, Colonial, and Paxtang Park venues. Highlights include Princeton Girls, Scamp and Scamp acrobatics, Stolen Orders with Carlyle Blackwell and Montagu Love, From Headquarters plus Tom Mix in The Sheriff’s Blunder, Let’s Elope at Regent, and Calvert wirewalking at Paxtang Park with Guth and Goth, Earl and Mullen skits, and Alexander and Fields parodies.
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Montagu Love Kitty Gordon
Anita Stewart
Earle Williams
Headquarters
Tom MIX
Victoria
Carlyle Blackwell
Kitty Gordon
Montagu Love
June Elvidge
Stanley
Victoria Theater
Paxtang Park
Paxtang
Calvert
Park Theater
Berstrom
Lewis Guth
Dennis and
Goth
Jancis Earl
George Mullen
Alexander
Fields
Hummelstown Fire Company Wins In 6-3 Victory Saturday
Hummelstown Fire Company defeated Dauphin A. C. by 6 to 3 Saturday, extending its string of wins as it vies for 1919 honors. Hassler allowed three hits for the five-man squad, while Middletown’s MccNear held them to four. Manager Strickler plans next Thursday’s Middletown rematch and a clash with Manheim A. C. the following Saturday with Holsberg returning to backstop and Zimmerman assisting.
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Hummelstown Fire Company
Dauphin A. C
Dauphin County
Middletown A. C
Middletown
Hassler
MccNear
Strickler
Hummelstown
Manheim A. C
Lancaster County
Fire
Berlin Receives 200000 Quarts Milk Daily
Berlin authorities report to the imperial food minister that the city now gets 200000 quarts of milk per day, 133 quarts fewer than a year ago, sufficient only for children and the sick, with the minimum needed for those entitled to it.
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Berlin
Greater
Imperial
East End Tops Peerless to Tighten First in Standings
The East End Juniors defeated Peerless nine 9 to 6, with costly Peerless errors deciding the game. Swatara faces East End tonight as Karmatz or Snyder starts for East End while Kline for Swatara. Swatara beat Liberty A. C. 7 to 4 at Paxtang Park behind Spearer’s solid pitching and ten hits against Barr.
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East End
Jalmost
Swatara
Peerless
Karmatz Or
Snyder
Kline
Marysville
Swat
Anderson
Bcc
Csase Hopgy
Eseensee
Stouffer
C. Snyder
Fleisher
Rf Shaefer
Apsf Ee Ieig
N. Snyder
Espenshade
Hiler
Isgceen
Milk Crisis Warned By Authorities Over Food Ministry Inaction
Authorities warn of a looming milk collapse and accuse the food ministry of failing to take proper measures to ease the shortage. The report highlights rising prices and potential shortages affecting consumers and producers nationwide.
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Food Ministry
Iron for Strength A Cancer of the Iron in Food
A health essay extols iron to strengthen civil life and lists Nuxated Iron as the recommended supplement. Dr George H Baker cites refined foods and cooking as iron sinks and promotes two five grain tablets of Nuxated Iron three times daily after meals for two weeks to boost energy and red blood cells. The ad notes it is not a secret remedy and guarantees results or money back, with local dispensers including Croll Keller and G A Gorgas.
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George H. Baker
Monmouth Memorial Hospital of
New Jersey
Croll Keller
G. A. Gorgas
J. Nelson Clark
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