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Newspaper

Harrisburg Telegraph

Location

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1914

Page

5

Divorce Granted to Mrs D Farnsworth Day

News reaches Harrisburg of a Supreme Court interlocutory divorce decree awarded to Mrs Dorothy Farnsworth Day from Jesse Gould Day of New York. The decree takes effect after ninety days to allow defense, with Mrs Day once of this city and widow of William C Farnsworth, noted attorney and former Congressional candidate.

Supreme Court Giegerich New York Dorothy Farnsworth Day Jesse Gould Day William C. Farnsworth Farnsworths South Front Street Farnsworth Dorothy Lodge Millersburg New York City Harrisburg

Communion Services Held at Two Churches

Special to The Telegraph Mechanicsburg, June 29, a large attendance Lutherans and Methodists observed holy communion yesterday. Members were received into church fellowship as sermons and music suited the occasion were shared.

Mechanicsburg Trinity Lutheran Methodist Episcopal

Cure Salt Rheum and Scaly Skin Treatment Appeal

An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood cleanser to cure salt rheum and scaly skin. It claims skin relief results from purified blood, warns against substitutes, and directs readers to buy from druggists or write The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Ga.

Swift Atlanta, Ga

Foust Figures on Cost of Living in Pennsylvania

Dairy and Food Commissioner James Foust estimates the annual food bill for Pennsylvania at 720 billion dollars based on US figures of 420 dollars per five person family, noting recent laws on cold storage and sanitary requirements. He cites improvements in adulteration control and misbranding, analyzes 6,846 samples, with receipts of 173,789.76 and expenditures 75,687.12.

Dairy and James Foust Pennsylvania United States

Rival Factions Split Business Club Over Stewards Feud

A Western town club divided into two camps over meals. The steward stirred the fight by choosing to eat out, ending a quarrel that split members and led to a dramatic lunch hour moment. Dillsburg to mark a safe Fourth with bans on firecrackers fireworks and sales.

Popular Dillsburg

Garfield Gibbons Pleads for Treatment After Steel Works Burn

Garfield Gibbons of 104 Nagle Street applied at Harrisburg Hospital on Saturday for treatment after three fingers were burned at the Central Iron and Steel Works. This marks his seventy-fifth visit in twenty-two years.

Garfield Gibbons Nagle Street Harrisburg Hospital Garfield Central Iron and Steel Works Gibbons

Summer skin care by wax and Saxolite remedy

The article recommends removing summer surface blemishes with mercorized wax applied at night and washed off with warm water to reveal clearer skin. It also advises a daily face bath with a Saxolite and hazel solution to reduce wrinkles and promote a fair complexion.

Second Oldest Fire Company Has Had Memorable Career

Harrisburg Telegraph profiles the Hope Steam Fire Engine Company No. 2 also known as The Hivers, organized January 6, 1814. The article recounts early quarters, leaders like Thomas Walker and Alexander Graydon, famous trophies, a silver carriage donated by Jennie Cameron, and a history of presidents and chiefs leading to the 1930s era.

Harrisburg Telegraph Harrisburg Hope ‘Steam Fire Engine Company Hivers Hope Hope Company North Second Street North Front Street Market North Street Thomas Walker John M. Foster Alexander Graydon William McCoy Pennsylvania Railroad Forster Street McCoy Jacob House Pat Lyon Philadelphia New York Jennie Cameron A. H. Kreidler Fourth Ward William H. Kepner Wallace DeWitt Alfred T. Black E. Levi Tittle George Hutman Jacob Kohler The Albert L. Welper John C. Kindler Edward Halbert

Big Order for Structural Steel From Blow Steel of Pittsburgh

Orders totaling over 200000 were received in ten days by Blow Steel Construction Company of Pittsburgh. Steel will be fabricated in Hoboken and used for East coast structural projects including Montreal aqueduct, Halifax harbor improvement, Welland Canal, New York subways, and Passaic Valley system.

Pittsburgh Blow Steel Construction Company Hoboken Montreal Halifax Harbor Welland Canal New York Passaic N. J

West Virginia Goes Dry Tomorrow Night

West Virginia will enact statewide prohibition Tuesday night making nine dry states. The measure passed by about two to one, aided by support from large employers. West Virginia's 1910 census population was 1,221,119.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Georgia Kansas Maine Mississippi North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Tennessee

Too Much Tango Causes Neuralgia

Violent neuralgia of the head attacks overworked women lacking sleep and air due to constant dancing. Debility and anaemia leave the nervous system starved, while Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a blood and nerve tonic. A free home treatment booklet is offered by Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY. Your druggist can supply the pills.

Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Renal Compound Aids Brights Disease Patient

A man described as George W. Newton suffered uremic poisoning from Bright’s Disease and was near coma. After three months on Fulton’s Renal Compound with eliminatives he could go home, with the sanatorium claiming widespread recoveries and offering to mail the albumen test formula and literature.

George W. Newton Sacramento Cal Bright Fulton John J. Fulton San Francisco J. H. Baher Market St

Lost Nippur Tablet Found at Penn Museum

The missing half of the Babylonian tablet from Nippur, sought by Dr. Langdon for his Sumerian translations, has been recovered at the University of Pennsylvania Museum. Curator Gordon found the fragment, matching Langdon’s half to form an authentic discovery related to the Fall of Man and Noah and the Flood.

Philadelphia Temple of Nippur Stephen Langdon Jesus College Oxford England University of Pennsylvania Norld London Langdon Gordon University Museum

Ambition and graft in Washington aid seekers

A humorous portrait shows a job seeker inflated by dreams of wealth and influence. The piece notes how aspiring insiders pay for access to power, with references to Congressman Smith Senator Jones and the President. A separate note reports Greencastle appointing W G Briner as principal and reappointing assistant principals.

Wisconsin Washington Congressman Smith Senator Jones Popular Greencastle W. G. Briner Carlisle C. H. Sleichter Whitmore Margaret Fletcher

Reily Heads Bankers Association Committee

George W. Reily vice-president and secretary of Harrisburg Trust Co was chosen chairman of the trust company section at the Pennsylvania Bankers Association closing session at Bedford Springs Saturday. A five member committee to recommend amalgamation with the State association includes Robert M. Rutherford president of Steeton National Bank.

MR. Reily George W. Reily Harrisburg Trust Company Trust Company Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association Bedford Springs State Association Robert M. Rutherford Steelton National Bank

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