Harrisburg Conservatory holds largest class graduation
The Harrisburg Conservatory of Music awarded diplomas to its largest class last night in the Technical High School Auditorium. Prof Decevee led a demanding program with standout performances by Bahn Wenger Botts Runkle and others. The Rev Dr Mudge praised music as life’s touch and taste as graduates were urged to pursue the highest art. The Stieff concert grand pianos were provided for the occasion.
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Harrisburg Conservatory of Music
Technical High School
Conservatory
Decevee
Lewis’s. Mudge
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Helen Elizabeth Bahn
Liszt
Harry S. Wenger
Raff
Barton Bradley Botts
Helen Irene Runkle
Wade Schreckengust Wedding at Augsburg Church
Miss Helen Josephine Schreckengust and Paul Bartholomew Wade wed at 2 PM yesterday in the Augsburg Lutheran Church parsonage with Rev. A Maxwell Stamets officiating. Professor D Ewing Conner of Lawrence Kansas visits a week with brother O F Allan Conner at 1516 North Fifth. the brothers had not met in over thirty years.
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D. Ewing Conner
Lawrence
Kansas
O. F. Allan Conner
North Fifth Street
Today’s Beauty Talk Shampoo Recipe From Canthrax
A vintage ad advises mixing a teaspoon of canthrax in hot water to create an inexpensive shampoo. The mixture is poured on the scalp, rubbed to produce thick lather that removes dandruff oil and dirt. After rinsing hair dries quickly with fluff and shine.
Rules of Health for Dy/opeptics
Two methods to relieve indigestion are presented. One restricts foods that ferment or form acid, suggesting gluten breads spinach and small amounts of white meat. The other uses an antacid like bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize acid and stop fermentation, a cheaper easier alternative to starvation.
Flag Tournament at Colonial Club Draws Matches
A flag golf tournament will be held Tuesday July 4 at Colonial Country Club over 18 holes plus handicap strokes. The three players with the farthest total strokes win prizes of clubs or golf balls. Matches run through July 2 with a detailed match draw listed for both groups and eight first round pairings. Also includes a motor trip by Dr. C S Rebuck and family to Allentown Reading and New England.fl
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Colonial Country Club
L. C. Owrey
M. H. Dean
C. L. Miller
C. B. Miller
C. H. Hoffman
M. A. Seely
E. P. Gourley
C. H. Hunter
A. H. Armstrong
William Pavord
R. E. Forsythe
H. D. Ogelsby
F. B. Harry
A. L. Allen
T. J. Devine
H. W. Stubbs
C. W. Bartnett
F. E. Ray
C. H. Kinter
J. F. Sweeney
J. T. Balsley
H. S. Miller
R. M. Pennock
W. W. Kenney
W. M. Ogelsby
A. P. Dare
C. S. Rebuck and Son
Lawrence
North Third Street
Galen Hain
Allentown
Reading
New England
Boston
AntiSaloon League opens annual convention in Indianapolis
The AntiSaloon League of America began its annual convention in Indianapolis with an address of welcome by E. S. Shumaker and a response by Rev. Robert L. Davis. In another item, a mob chased a colored man after a report he shot a white man. police later arrested both and held them for a hearing.
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Antisaloon League
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
AntiSaloon League of America
E. S. Shumaker
Indiana
Robert L. Davis
League
North Carolina
West End
Jess Thompson
William H. Burke
Dutton
Burke
Thompson
New Chapter Organized in Preparedness Movement
A Harrisburg chapter of the Pennsylvania Women's Division For National Preparedness formed with seven departments. Miss Clarissa Claster chaired the meeting at 912 North Sixth Street. officers named include Sara Freidberg secretary and Lena Finkelstein vice chair. Next gathering set for July 1 at 2001 North Third Street.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Women's Division
Clarissa Claster
Teanette Claster
Helen Mayers
Sara Baturin
Esther Klawansky
Martha Treiman
Lena Finkelstein
Ida Marcus
Edna L. Garonsik
Sylvia R. Claster
Ivy R. Friedman
Clarabelle Claster
Mary Freidberg
Rebecca FE. Gross
Fannie
Foresters Meet as Reading Hosts State Event
More than 300 delegates attend the opening session of the Pennsylvania Forestry Association in Reading with speakers Dr. Joseph Kalbfus and Nelson R. McNaughton representing the State Game Association and the State Department of Forestry. An afternoon trip toured Reading mountain trails.
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Associated Press
Reading
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
Wild Life League of Pennsylvania
Joseph Kalbfus
State Game Association
Nelson R. McNaughton
State Department of Forestry
Don’t Let Soap Spoil Your Hair
A vintage health tip recommends using plain refined coconut oil for washing hair instead of alkali-heavy soaps or shampoos. It claims the oil is pure and greaseless, cheap, and lasts months, producing rich lather, thorough cleansing, quick drying, and soft bright hair, removing dust and dirt.
Buena Vista and General Taylor a Civil War era tribute
The article recalls General Zachary Taylor’s leadership at Buena Vista, detailing troop composition, Mexican losses, and the battle’s impact on his rise to the presidency. It notes Taylor’s inspiring command, the Whig party nomination, and his 1849 inauguration along with a personal reminiscence from 1914 Baltimore. It foreshadows further narrative on Winfield Scott’s campaign from Vera Cruz to Mexico City.
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Mexico
Taylor
Bragg
United States
Buena Vista
Grexton B
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Basiestos
Arkansas
Jefferson Davis
Lonely Mountain
Clay
Henry Clay
Anna
Angostura
Santa Anna
Zachary Taylor
Texas
Monterey
General Taylor
Zack Taylor
Baton Rouge
Washington
Great Northwest
Baltimore
Winfield Scott
Vera Cruz
Abolish Jails Urged by State Bar Committee
The Penal Laws Revision Committee of the Pennsylvania State Bar Association urges abolishing county jails except as detention sites and creating at least six industrial farms with income distribution for inmates. The report cites idle facilities and calls for abolition of county jails while proposing regional farms in several counties including Dauphin. It also covers constitutional law topics and notes local public works and auditor appointments.
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Penal Laws Revision Committee
Pennsylvania State Bar Association
Bedford Springs
Dauphin County
Edwin M. Abbott
Philadelphia
Berks, Bucks
Chester
Delaware
Lancaster
Lebanon
Lehigh
Montgomery
Northampton
Schuylkill
George B. Gordon
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease cured only by internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a blood purifier acting on mucous surfaces, with testimonials available and a Toledo company address. Sold by druggists at 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
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Victor Records
Beauty
Colonial Club
Commonwealth Hotel
J. A. Rose
Marjorie Rose
Paxtang
Saltsburg, Pa
Bertha C. Rohrer
Whitehall Street
Martha Niess
North Fifteenth Street
Gettysburg
Samuel Tressler
Marietta
Biglerville Road
Oliver Bistline
New Germantown
Perry County
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Franklin Hall
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Palmee
Raincoa
Asso and
Volles
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Palm Beach
Berlin
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Wednen
Zoe
Bargain Basement
Jay
Firat
Fay
Vernese
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Norfolk
Ted
Kleinert
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State Bar Association
G. A. Gorgas
Penn Mutual Life Ins. CO
E. R. Eckenbode
Kunkel
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