Majestic vaudeville and cinema bill at Colonial
In Majestic vaudeville program Madge Kennedy and Tom Moore star in The Fair Pretender at the Colonial. Constance Stee, Irene Castle, and Henry Garrick study drama across a week with multiple showcases. Paxtang Park Theater presents Park The Bachelor Dinner with a strong company and popular dances. The Victoria Theater features Woman and the Beast and Around the World in Eighty Days as major attractions with reports on cast and plot details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Kennedy
Tom ‘Moore
Constance Stee
Mrs
Sidney Drew
Marie Shotwell
Henry Garrick
Margaret Fisher
Arry P. Krivit
Paxtang Park
Paxton
Krivit
Parkyhouse
A. Seymour Brown
Park
Nellie de Grasse
Ding
John Welden
Paul Atherton
Tom Moore
Moore
Constance Talmadge
the Victoria
Victoria Theater
Alcohol Poison Hurts Instead of Aiding Workers
Washington reports mount against claims that alcohol sustains shipyard productivity. Ford to testify on dry rules, Austria and Germany accused of flooding Ukraine and Africa with spirits to undermine morale and colonial resistance, while Bolshevik actions and Kaisers aim to ruin native populations with alcohol.
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Washington
Bainbridge Colby
Henry Ford
Austria
Ukraine
Russia
Germany
Brest- Litovsk
Austria- Hungary
Ose
Africa
United States
Summit Sluggers Beat Swatara 5 to 1 in Local League Action
Summit defeated Swatara 5 to 1 in the Allison Hill Junior Baseball League game. Summit collected ten hits while Swatara could muster two singles. This is the second win for Summit over Swatara, who remain in the league standings.
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Allison Hill
Summit
Swataras
Summits
Swartz
Monarchs
R.h-E
Swatara
Zeigler
Matchett
Motter
Fair Food Prices Revised by Federal Administration
A June 25 statement from the local Federal Food Administration outlines fair cash and carry prices for common foods and notes higher prices for credit and delivery. It lists prices for flour, cereals, milk, cheese, lard, potatoes, and sugar, and names authorized substitutes for wheat flour. Report price violations to the Federal Food Administration or Chamber of Commerce.
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Federal Food Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Koplovitz Writes From France In 1918 Letter Home
Private Sammy Koplovitz of Company K 112th U S Infantry in the Twenty eighth Division reports from a village in France. He describes trains in cattle cars, barns for quarters, Allied gains, and adjusting to life with singing and dancing amid war noises.
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Sammy” Koplovitz
Harrisburg
One Hundred and Twelfth
United States Infantry
France
Orn. Koplovitz
Summit Street
Sam
S. Koplovitz
Co. K
112Th
U. S. Inf
B. F
Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Quick Kidney Relief
Haarlem Oil Capsules, touted as a 200 year old Holland remedy, claim relief from kidney and bladder issues. The ad urges readers to buy GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil from drug stores, noting a money back guarantee and authenticity.
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Haarlem
Holland
What to Eat Says to Avert Dyspepsia and Indigestion
Medical authorities attribute most stomach troubles to excess hydrochloric acid. The ad advocates Bisurated Magnesia as a safe antacid to neutralize acid with meals, enabling people to eat what they want in moderation and avoid digestive aids. G. Av. Gorgas signs the advice.
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G. Av
President says suffrage would help war cause
After a White House conference with President Wilson a Senate delegation predicted the suffrage constitutional amendment would pass next Thursday. The President voiced strong support calling the measure a vital war move and a clear demonstration of American democracy. He warned foreign publics might misread a rejection amid U S democratic aims.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
House
Senate
United States
Masonic Lodges Pilgrimage to Elizabethtown Home
Masonic lodges within easy reach of the Masonic Homes observe an annual pilgrimage for religious services. Lancaster’s Lodge No 438 began the custom in 1914 and made its 1918 observance on June 23. The Homes Auxiliary hosted a reception for Elizabethtown members on June 21.
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Elizabethtown
Lodge No. 438
Lancaster
George B. Willson
Committee On Masonic Homes
Andrew H. Hershey
Masonic Homes Auxiliary
the Red Cross
Earnest E. Weaver
Camp Dix
Milton Lodge No. 256
Milton
Quaint Country Life Returns from France Letter
Harry R K Probst, son of John K Probst of Lemoyne in the U S Navy Aviation, writes from France to his aunt and uncle Mrs and Mrs Riley Probst Harrisburg describing the country as quaint and old fashioned with windmills oxen and stone houses He notes he cannot reveal travel details but praises the station and Liberty Bond participation and plans to send a souvenir later.
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Harry R. K. Probst
John K. Probst
Lemoyne
United States Naval Aviation Service
France
Riley Probst
Harrisburg
Probst
Harrisburg Academy
Eddystone
Mutiny Suspect Private Rose Sentenced at Camp Meade
Private Jacob Rose a conscientious objector at Camp Meade Md faced a court martial and was found guilty of attempting a mutiny and giving false testimony about a hunger strike. He received ten years at hard labor after an initial twenty year sentence was reduced on review. Rose sought co operation to refuse orders and circulated enemy propaganda through a book titled War What For. He had been sent from Philadelphia last fall.
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Camp Meade
Admiral
Jacob Rose
Rose
J. Howard Branson
Branson
Frank Buck
Alonzo Payne
Charles Felder
William M. Kantor
Martin C. Wise
America
Philadelphia
Tanlac touted for health by Harrisburg man
Antonio Curcio of Balm street Harrisburg says Tanlac cured a painful rash that ruined his fruit business. The advertisement lists multiple local stores selling Tanlac including Gorgas Drug Store Carlisle W G Stephens Pharmacy Elizabethtown Albert W Cain Greencastle Charles B Carl Middletown Colin S Few’s Pharmacy Waynesboro Clarence Croft Mechanicsburg and H F Brunhouse. Genuine bottles bear the label J I Gore Co outside carton.
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Antonio Curcio
Balm Street
Harrisburg
Tanlac
Gorgas
Carlisle
W. G. Stephens
Elizabethtown
Albert W. Cain
Greencastle
Charles B. Carl
Middletown
Colin
Few
Waynesboro
Clarence Croft
Mechanicsburg
H. F. Brunhouse
J, I, Gore Co
Adv
Red Cross Elects Officers in Elizabethville Pa
The Elizabethville Red Cross Society elected James E. Lentz as president and elected officers for one year including vice president Mrs H H Hassinger treasurer Mrs John H Lyter secretary Mrs F Blair Weaver and assistant secretary Mrs Roy A Romberger. Four members from each local church were named to assist in sewing rooms. The group aims to exceed last year’s achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Elizabethville
The
Red Cross Society
James E. Lentz
H. H. Hassinger
John H. Lyter
F. Blair Weaver
Roy A. Romberger
Zemo advertised as eczema remedy by E. W. Rose Co
The E. W. Rose Co of Cleveland promotes Zemo for eczema itching and general skin troubles. It is sold in 35¢ dust bottles or $1.00 large sizes and advertised as a clean, inexpensive antiseptic liquid.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
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