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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
10
A plan to recruit in all Irish towns and villages to enlist young men for service in the American Army has been submitted to the British and American governments. The initiative was publicized by P. J. McAndrew, chairman of a citizens committee.
Mi-o-na advertised as a superb stomach remedy by H. C. Kennedy with a money back guarantee. The ad claims rapid relief from indigestion belching heaviness after meals and sour stomach and asserts many dyspeptics become cheerful in days. A large box costs 60 cents and is sold widely.
An advertisement touts Wendell's Ambition Pills as a nerve tonic to restore vigor and vitality. It claims benefits for debility fatigue nervousness and mood issues with a 50 cent price and a refund option through H C Kennedy.
In Dublin a statement by Mr. McAndrew calls for an organized recruitment drive across Ireland. He cites inquiries from young Irish men seeking how to enlist and notes letters from relatives in America urging action to support Ireland. He says many Irish in America believe U S involvement will secure Ireland's freedom. He has submitted the matter to relevant governments. Frances Elizabeth Frey announces the birth of her baby sister June Irene Frey on June 20 1918 in Shiremanstown Pa. An entertainment event for Trinity Lutheran Church hosted by Mrs. Harry L Flender's Sunday school class will be held at the High School auditorium on Thursday evening at Camp Hill Pa.
New Cumberland Pa June 25. On Thursday evening the Sunday school class taught by Mrs. W H Mathias of Trinity United Brethren Church will meet at the home of Miss Pearl Cupp in Reno street.
An old Army footwear ad extols Allen's Foot Ease and Foot-Base powder for sore feet. It touts use by American French and British troops, claims relief from friction, blisters, and heat, and urges readers to order 250 box quantities to mail to training camps and service members.
Lemoyne officials announce a large Red Cross parade street bazar and band concert on Saturday with the Commonwealth Band of Harrisburg leading a procession from the Square. After, a bazar sale along Lemoyne Square will feature Red Cross workers and High School girls aiding booths.
Perry County's teaching staff faces a deficit of about forty positions this year as war and higher paying work draw teachers away. County Superintendent D A Kline says efforts include encouraging more women and even ministers to enter teaching, with a push to recruit girls to the profession. A drawing exhibit by Lemoyne pupils will follow at 2 PM, directed by Mrs Ana C Wood.
Clyde Greenawalt of Lemoyne, a member of the One Hundred and Twelfth Infantry, reports arrival in France. He notes language barriers, instructors teaching native speech, and a few useful words. He describes a fine camp in a scenic area and distant artillery from the war. He enlisted in the Machine Gun Company of the old Eighth Regiment after returning from the border.
Residents of Hummel avenue will be asked to sign petitions pledging fixed contributions to an oil fund for Lemoyne’s main street. Burgess Dietz to appoint a committee to canvass residents. an oil company reports enough oil for several applications. Repairs proceed as council prepares for oiling.
Washington reports Prohibitionists rally to challenge Bainbridge Colby by arguing dry laws boost shipyard production. Senate hearings include Gore, Ford, Kresge and others amid calls to test the Colby assertion and probe who funded the advertisement.
Advice favors plain clarified coconut oil over commercial soaps and shampoos. Use a spoonful with water to create rich lather, rinse, and dry hair for a soft bright look. claims include cleansing, dust removal, and dandruff reduction.
When your liver is out of order the advertisement touts Beecham’s Pills as quick relief for a heavy head sick stomach and dyspepsia. It claims few doses stimulate the liver regulate the bowels and improve overall well being.
Burgess Walter I. Dietz orders conspicuous notices and an ordinance prohibiting fireworks and loud instruments on July 4. Despite the ban, many Lemoyne children plan to use fireworks. In New Cumberland Pa a wedding unites Susan Kitzmiller and Gardner T. Vogelsong at the Kitzmiller home with the ceremony led by H Heiges.
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