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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
16
Anne reconciles with Jim after a night of separation. He proclaims his love, admits fault, and vows she is his again. The couple exchanges tender reassurance as they settle into a fragile happiness before the scene ends with “To Be Continued.”
The Council of Three Premiers Clemenceau and Lloyd George and President Wilson discussed at their Paris meeting the scuttling of the German fleet at Scapa Flow. They examined the events surrounding the ships at the time the armistice was signed.
Puzzle article notes a daily challenge titled Draw from One to Two and So On. It presents a sequence or pattern task asking solvers to extend numbers or words by simple rules. Readers are invited to submit answers and compare with prior weeks.
David DeLaine frets over a secret liaison with Norah while facing Miss Leighton’s suspicions after an accidental collision involving the Leighton limousine. He prepares to report to Miss Leighton and arrange the runabout for her use at eleven, hopeful for smoother days ahead.
A House resolution calls the Postmaster General to report on a May 24 mail plane accident in Cleveland where unmarked bank correspondence was destroyed. J W Harriman Bank President claims $63,000 in checks and drafts disappeared and the loss was covered up. The flight carried mail from train to plane en route to Chicago, raising questions about authorization for air transport of non designated mail.
Dublin has advanced its stained glass craft with churches now sourcing windows locally. Irish glass gains international renown as windows reach England and the Americas. A prominent Dublin exhibit features a memorial window for the eight Canadian staff of the Duke of Connaught, designed by a Belfast artist Miss Geddes, showing a procession of soldier saints led by Saint Michael and Saint George.
Buenos Aires reports the death of Palagio B. Luna, who served as vice president since October 12, 1916. He had been seriously ill for weeks and was recently in critical condition.
Paris reports quote Premier Clemenceau suggesting elections may be later than rumored. Newspapers speculate on a cabinet shakeup with social and economic specialists amid expectations the Peace Treaty ratification will precede changes. An amnesty bill is expected once the treaty is signed.
The 25 year old Prince of Wales will move into York House in St James's London as his personal residence. Decorators are preparing the home which lacks a garden and a garage while the royal household will be small. York House has a history of owners including the King of Hanover Queen Victoria and the current monarch and queen.
This pattern describes a work and porch dress in fabrics such as percale gingham linen lawn repp poplin and seersucker. It offers seven sizes from 36 to 48 inches bust and notes fabric yardage for size 38 and skirt width details.
A U S Labor Department report highlights March and April 1919 building permits. Hartford tops March with 2.55 million, Fort Worth ranks seventh, Akron leads April at 2.59 million. Eleven cities, including Harrisburg, show over 400 percent gains year over year. March total up 71 percent. April up 93 percent.
In Paris, a June discussion centers on Galicia's political status amid peace talks. Key figures weigh autonomy and governance options as postwar arrangements unfold.
Advertisement promising a three weeks treatment of Blood-Iron Phosphate from Geo. A. Gorgas for weak and underweight individuals. It pledges 50 cents per week with a money back guarantee if not noticeable improvements in strength sleep nerves and weight are achieved.
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