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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
13
Helen and Warren attend a bridge date with Bob and Louise at Bob's apartment. Louise seems tense after a quarrel with Bob, and Louise acts distracted during play. Helen ponders Louise’s secret troubles while Warren suspects an underlying strain in the couple’s relationship.
Mrs Martha Seavey of Unionville Missouri says severe female trouble left her weak with nerve spells cramps and poor sleep. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and regained strength and urges other women to try it. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co invites letters for confidential response from Lynn Massachusetts.
A fashion note introduces a fashionable petticoat adaptable to silk and lingerie materials. The piece highlights how the design complements wide skirts and suggests versatile styling options for contemporary wardrobes.
A new petticoat design suits latest skirts and multiple fabrics including silk and cambric. Features include options for plain back or inverted plait, with or without flounce, circular or gathered, and varied trims. Pattern 8620 fits waist sizes 2 to 32 inches and is mailed by the Fashion department for ten cents.
Captain I Olsen of the British steamship Tesspool reports a German submarine halted and fired on his vessel. He says he turned the ship with the waves and sped ahead as the submarine followed, but heavy rolling blurred the German gunners' aim, making the attack unsuccessful.
Special to The Telegraph Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania June 25 The union picnic of the Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Church of God and Trinity Lutheran Sunday schools is held at Boiling Springs Park today. Amusements including the merry go round boating and others are free for children and adults. Baseball tennis and contests will be part of the entertainment.
Tyrrells Military Band of Lebanon will give a concert at Boiling Springs Park in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania on Sunday afternoon. The 65 member organization has a reputation for fine music and will perform in the park.
Among the local dentists at the State Dental Association meetings in Reading are Dr. D. I. Rutherford Dr. B. R. Kein Dr. J. J. Moffitt Dr. W. L. Keller Dr. J. A. Eimer of Mechanicsburg and Dr. W. Dietz of Lemoyne.
Fran k C Webb of Waynesboro is at Mercy Hospital Baltimore suffering from bichloride poisoning after a prior suicide attempt by cutting his hand arteries. He reportedly preferred death due to unemployment. Meanwhile Frank Shope of Waynesboro plans a trip by car to the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco via Pittsburgh Columbus Ohio and Detroit Michigan.
Help ers class of Messiah United Brethren church has secured good talent for its musicale this evening. The Rev. Plummer of Carlisle, a former pastor, will give an address. A violin duet by Messrs Hannial and Black and a trio by the Misses Long are on the program.
Shippensburg Pennsylvania reports a scaffold erected for workmen on the Ziegler building broke yesterday morning. Three men were on the scaffold but none were injured.
Shippensburg Pennsylvania June 25 members of the class of 1913 C V S N 8 presented a victrola to the Normal School.
On Wednesday evening in Shippensburg Rev. John Lindsay was installed as the new pastor of the Presbyterian church with several out of town ministers in attendance. The Rick-Ryan Brick Company at 8 North Market Square won the brick contract for the Hickok Manufacture plant needing about a half million bricks. Joseph H. Hollingsworth, Western lecturer and economist, will speak tomorrow evening in Market Square Presbyterian Church on the menace of the European war.
Advertisement promises fast relief from skin troubles using Poslam for conditions like eczema acne psoriasis pimples and rashes. It claims itching stops at once and skin is clear again with ongoing control and relief. The ad cites Emergency Laboratories in New York for free samples and notes Poslam Soap as medicated toilet and bath use.
Mrs. George Woods, 59, died at her Bowmansdale home after injuries from a 22 year old accident left her bedbound. A Bible student and reader, she belonged to Shepherdstown United Brethren Church 37 years and is survived by her husband, son Edward, three grandchildren, and a brother and sister. Funeral services planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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