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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

Page

6

President Wilson to Speak at Mount Vernon on Independence Day

President Wilson will address foreign-born citizens at the tomb of George Washington in Mount Vernon Virginia on July 4. Twenty seven nationalities will be represented as part of a nationwide demonstration of support for the Allied war effort. He is expected to discuss the Russian and Turkish situations and outline U S policy toward the troubled republic.

Washington Wilson George Washington Mount Vernon White House America United States

Miss Ethel Carothers Bride of J Thompson Henry

Miss Ethel Carothers of Carlisle married J Thompson Henry of Martha Furnace in a 9 30 am ceremony at Second Presbyterian Church Carlisle Rev Glenn M Shafer officiated Bridesmaid Frances Perry best man Frank Garber reception at the bride’s home They will reside at Martha Furnace Mrs Henry is a former court clerk’s daughter and a Dickinson College graduate and has taught in Martha Furnace for two years New Cumberland marriage notice Helen Mae Weaver and William Baker Foster wed June 22 at Hagerstown Presbyterian parsonage Rev J R Gaar officiant Foster leaves for Camp Lee Petersburg Va Creamery near Shippensburg destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon boiler likely caused. rebuilding under way.

Carlisle Ethel Carothers J. Thompson Henry Martha Furnace Second Presbyterian Church Glenn M. Shafer Frances Perry Swarthmore Frank Garber Reedsville Henry J. E. Carothers Dickinson College New Cumberland Helen Mae Weaver William Baker Foster Hagerstown Presbyterian Parsonage J. R. Gaar Foster Camp Lee Petersburg

Old Herbal Diabetes Remedy Claims Success in Diet Regimen

A 40 year herbal Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy is promoted as effective for diabetes with dietary rules. The letter from Jules Friquet of Los Angeles attests to dramatic weight loss and recovery after using the remedy, claiming personal proof and widespread belief in their improvement. The ad notes the product is sold by druggists and samples cost ten cents from Warner's Safe Remedies Co. Rochester NY.

Warner Jules Friquet West First Street Los Angeles Cal Warner's Safe Remedies Co Dept Rochester N. Y

Cure Catarrh With Blood Remedy S S S

An old advertisement urges readers to eradicate catarrh by cleansing the blood with S S S. It warns sprays and douches do not reach blood germs, promotes winter use, cites fifty years of use, and notes a medical department offering free case study from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.

S. S Dress Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Cumberland Valley Normal School Class Exercises

The Cumberland Valley State Normal School at Shippensburg reports its 1918 graduating class as the largest in the school's history. Graduates listed include Mary C. Allen, Lillian Baker, Myrtle Bortner, and many others. A senior banquet followed by baccalaureate services guest speaker Dr. George Leslie Omwake of Ursinus College, with extensive program notes and musical numbers.

Shippensburg Cumberland Valley State Normal School Mary C. Allen E. Kathryn Askin Carlisle Lillian B. Baker W. Mary Bender Millersburg Myrtle M. Bortner Hanover Nellie M. Bowman Lemoyne Helen H. Brown Mabel M. Buttsfield Mary Ezra Lehman J. S. Heiges Kenneth Preisler Jo Hays H. Mi LeVan Quinn T. Mickey Miss Adams Heiges Stewart Lehman Franklin Cumberland George Leslie Omwake Ursinus College J. le Grimm

Government Truck Driver Makes Record Trip For War Part

Russell Gelwicks of Mechanicsburg drove 1100 miles to Detroit to obtain a 600 pound hydraulic hoist for a government truck converting it into a dump. He left Thursday night, arrived Saturday, and returned in first class condition with the needed equipment to speed war work.

Mechanicsburg Detroit Mich Russell Gelwicks Gelwicks Middletown Express Company

Dauphin County Sunday Schools Meet at Hershey Park

Dauphin county Sunday schools hold their thirty second annual convention at Hershey Central Theater with speakers including Dr. W. G. Landes and Miss L Grace Kane. C Austin Miles directs singing as sessions run Thursday and Friday with talks on democracy brotherhood and peace.

Dauphin County Sunday Schools Hershey W. G. Landes Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association Landes L. Grace Kane C. Austin Miles Philadelphia J. J. Brehm Messiah Lutheran Sunday School Harrisburg E. L. Bomgardier C. L. Dice Edwin R. Worrell

Hospital Bombing by Germans Shocks Frontline Canada

A Canadian hospital behind the British lines was bombed by German forces on Monday night. Several doctors nurses and office patients were killed or seriously wounded. A three story wing was split in two as a bomb set the building ablaze despite red crosses on the roofs. Rescue efforts followed as staff aided trapped patients amid shattered windows and burning ether.

France

Cumberland Co Twelfth in State War Stamp Sales

Cumberland County trails in the state War Stamp drive with sales about $300,000, 6 per capita, toward a $1,100,000 target by December 31. Revised meetings schedule includes two East Pennsboro gatherings, Enola High School and Washington Heights, as local groups bolster the effort led by Carlisle's H. R. Miller. County Director George E. Lloyd expects the remaining pledges this week and notes new Community Singing Association branches will become permanent.

Carlisle Cumberland County East Pennsboro Enola High School Washington Heights Cumberland County Community Singing Association H. R. Miller Cumberland George E. Lloyd Mits

West Shore Personal and Social Items

George Cook Sr of Fourth street New Cumberland learns his son Robert Cook has arrived in France. Clayton Miller and daughter Edith Miller and Mr and Mrs R C Horton of the Quartermaster Department moved to Gettysburg on Sunday. Mrs George Zorger of New Cumberland reports a letter from Corporal Earl Beckley of the One Hundred and Twelfth Infantry Twenty-eighth Division stating arrival in France. Mr and Mrs Harry Row of Detroit Michigan and Mrs Harry Parthemore of Harrisburg visited Mr and Mrs Claude Wolf at New Cumberland on Monday. Mr and Mrs Fred Myers of Philadelphia were guests of Mr and Mrs Jerry Spahr at New Cumberland this week. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Whisler and daughter of Lewistown are guests of Mr and Mrs Samuel Whisler at New Cumberland. Mrs Anna Folk dies Waynesboro Pa on June 6 at 59. She is survived by Mrs Lillian Stout of Harrisburg and Fred Folk of Cleveland Ohio.

George Cook Fourth Street New Cumberland Robert Cook France Clayton Miller Edith Miller R. C. Horton Quartermaster Department Gettysburg George Zorger Earl Beckley One Hundred and Twelfth Infantry Harry Row Detroit Michigan Harry Parthemore Harrisburg Claude Wolf Fred Myers Philadelphia Jerry Spahr Lloyd Whisler Lewistown Samuel Whisler

West Shore News Highlights Local War Efforts and Events

Several short items from Enola to Marysville cover a dog bite incident in Enola, farm work assignments for Boys Working Reserve members, local Boy Scout promotions, a birth announcement, graduates from Shippensburg, plans for a Red Cross bazar in Lemoyne, War Savings promotions in Marysville, Baby Bond meetings, Bethany Sunday school service honors, Perry county graduates, and a class social in Marysville.

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate Ad Strengthens Nerves

An advertisement urges readers to use Horsford's Acid Phosphate to strengthen nerves and aid when nervous tired or restless. It promises system restoration and refreshing sleep and invites purchase of a bottle.

Horsford

Tanlac praised by local man as cure for kidney and stomach woes

Officer Monroe praises Tanlac after claiming rapid relief from kidney and stomach troubles. He says the remedy improved appetite and headaches, and notes Tanlac is sold at multiple local drug stores including Gorgas Drug Store and stations, with the genuine bottle labeled J. J. Gore Co. on the carton.

Tanlac Gorgas Carlisle W. G. Stephens Elizabethtown Albert W. Cain Greencastle Charles B. Carl Middletown Colin Fey Waynesboro Clarence Croft Mechanicsburg FF. Brunhouse J. J. Gore Co

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Tomb OF Washington U. S Lies The Reeder Bros. Creamery Town Gray Mother Gray Cumberland Valley Shippensburg Institution Ruth Fisher State College Methodist Episcopal Church P. V. Harbaugh Harbaugh John A. Potter William P. Shoemaker Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry Messiah Reservoir Park Dauphin County Hershey Park Senator Leiby Enola Scott S. Leiby Marysville Shoohouse Auditorium Schorus J. W. Phillips Harrisurg Roman Metropolitan Hotel C. F. Gobright Pittsburgh Gobright Bell Retail Merchants’ Bureau Carlisle Chamber of Commerce Boiling Springs Park Harvey B. Basehore American Mechanics Elect Mechanicaburg Integrity Coucil Order United American Mechanics H. H. Kitzmiller L. W. Kintz E. C. Gardner D. J. Beitzel A. V. Chapman A. Sheriff Nathan Stambaugh W. H. Beitzel H. H. Kitsmiller J. Beitzel McNeil West Shore Anna Folk Anna Laurie Folk Lillian Stout Fred Folk Cleveland Ohio News OF Gladys Houck J. W. Wagner John Kessler Lawson Keller Pennsylvania State College Boys’ Working Reserve Keller Harrisburg Technical High School Army Camp Hill Gordon Higgley Higgley United Evangelical Church Ernest Brestline John Cummings Paul Anderson Samuel Heckard Lawrence Gardner Elwood Katz Otis Bentz Emmit Shields Second Street Lois Charlotte Shields Jeanette Hoffman J. W. Hoffman Fifteenth Street Cornell University Hoffman Galeton New Cumberland High School Lemoyne Street Bazar Red Cross Hummel Avenue Lemoyne Square H. C. Spragg Fowler Whitney Mumma Lightner Leach Davis George H. Johnston Duncannon Presbyterian Church Trinity Reformed Church B. Stiles Duncan Duncannon Marketville Shermansdale Bethany Bethany United Evangelical Sunday School Home Missions Board of the Church Perry County Ruth W. Harling Esther Secrist Kenneth L. Preisler New Bloomfield Margaret Ellenberger Methodist Episcopal Sunday School NERV Bellans Palm Beach FF .480 Marine St., Cor Howmaens Bowman Officer Monroe W. &. Monroe Sixth Street Bowman's Teense Bowman’ S Lowman's
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