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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
4
A renowned physician argues most intestinal and vital organ diseases stem from excessive stomach acidity and sour or heartburn. He condemns patent medicines and medical treatment, recommending ordinary bisulated magnesia to neutralize acid, with a simple after dinner dose.
Officials from three departments plan a new compensation bureau under Dr John Price Jackson with the Labor and Industry department to be established this fall. Attorney General Brown will name counsel and Governor Brumbaugh will discuss the subject publicly within months.
An advertisement claims that regaining flesh after illness relies on fat making nourishment absorbed by blood. It urges taking a single Sargol tablet with every meal to restore weight. The text asserts Sargol extracts fats sugars starches and flesh forming elements from food and prepares them for blood absorption.
Mrs Fall recoils from a harsh accusation and a cruel joke as suspicions about infidelity swirl in Central Park. Mrs Norris probes her husband’s fidelity while a loving but overburdened Miss Foster defends her eligibility, citing her aging father’s needs.
London June 29. Anthony Banks Jenkinson aged three has succeeded to the baronetcy after the death of his grandfather Sir George Banks Jenkinson. The baby’s father Captain J R Jenkinson was killed in action in September.
State officials report a “bug scare” with rising insect submissions to the Department of Agriculture. Locusts, green worms, wheat flies, rose bugs and fruit tree pests arrive for identification and control tips as last year’s severe pest season lingers into June.
In Munich on June 29 eleven metaphysics students competed for Kant Society prizes while on duty. Dr Oskar Ewald of Vienna now at the front won 1000 marks donated by Prof Karl Guttler of Munich. Dr Kynast of Breslau took second prize of 500 marks. Judges were Professors Hassel Gottingen Hensel Erlangen and Messer Giessen.
In Tiflis on June 29 Hadzhina a six year old Kurdish girl rescued from Hazar village where Armenian refugees fled is described as the mascot of a Russian artillery regiment on the Persian frontier. The report notes a bake oven rescue scene and mentions the unusual wartime role. A separate telegram reports Harley-Davidson winning a Uniontown hill climb with Irvine Janke first in 3 minutes 16 1-15 seconds followed by Rice Bacon Maldwyn Jones Carl Goudy Bob Perry in order.
Forty thousand Ford parts in one supply store show vast global auto accessory trade. Willard Battery agency says local stock surpasses all but Philadelphia, with a large selection for many makes. A touring group plans mile based car sharing for trips, up to fifty riders. Harrisburg Motor Club notes traffic education aids compliance. Cemetery trustees elected at Blain: Alton J. Shumaker, William Weretz, William N. Zimmerman.
The article promotes maintaining health to resist illness, urging good sleep, proper diet, temperance, and avoidance of excess. It endorses Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to strengthen blood and nerves, and offers free booklets “Building Up the Blood” and “What to Eat and How to Eat” from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY, with mention to ask your druggist.
The Norwegian ship Hansen arrived at Shoreham England from Sweden after an eleven month voyage intended to take less than a fortnight. The skipper’s extreme caution to avoid war dangers caused the delay.
Berlin reports a surge in marriage brokerage ads as women seek husbands amid wartime upheaval. The drift is toward rapid matches with war invalids. many ads promise quick unions, reflecting unprecedented demand for marital ties in the conflict era.
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