Visitors Day at Inglenook YMCA Boys Camp This Weekend
The State YMCA Boys Camp at Inglenook opens to Harrisburg visitors this Saturday and on Tuesday July 4. Camp officials request advance notice for meals. Scoutmaster Mr. King from Baltimore leads a war effort with Boy Scout activities. last night he guided a hike for thirty scouts. One hundred twenty five campers are enjoying the first two weeks. second two weeks begin July 6 and can be arranged at the State office.
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Inglenook
Harrisburg
King
Baltimore
State Office
North Second Street
American Navy plug tobacco offers whole leaf savor
A vintage advertisement extols American Navy plug tobacco as the full leaf chew with rich flavor and digestive virtue. It contrasts whole leaf plug with scrap cuts and highlights sanitary factory conditions and 5c and 10c price points.
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American Navy
O. K
Patton slated for appointment as State Highway Commissioner
Appointment of Charles E. Patton Secretary of Agriculture to the State Highway Commissioner post, vacant by Robert J. Cunningham's death, expected within 24 hours on Capitol Hill. Reports say the governor's office denies knowledge. Patton has led agriculture since the last Legislature's reform and is an experienced road builder. Frank B. Black of Somerset may become Secretary of Agriculture.
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Charles E. Patton
Robert J. Cunningham
Capitol Hill
Hill
Patton
Frank B. Black
Somerset
Mr. Patton
Black
Commission of Agriculture
Attorney General's Department
State Board of Edycation
Hubbard and Company
Pittsburgh
Christley
Arthur Maseth
Etna
State Workmen's Compensation Board
G. Chal Port
Huntingdon
Fred L. Godcharles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Port
Charles D. Wolfe
A. C. Welchans
C. F. Miller
H. S. Williamson
Lancaster
Thaddeus Stevens School
A Doctor Warns Against Digestents For Dyspepsia
A New York physician warns that artificial digestents often harm rather than help indigestion. He endorses bisulated magnesia as a safe, effective antacid to soothe the stomach after meals and neutralize acid, advising buyers to choose the bisulated form to avoid laxative variants.
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New York
Steelton Baseball League Opens On Cottage Hill Field
The Steelton league starts with a game between Fatherhill’s sturdy nine and Hygienic’s sluggers on Cottage Hill diamond. James McGovern directs field activities and league games while Supervisor James R. Irwin oversees opening logistics and plans a instructors meeting at the High School.
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Fatherhill
Steelton
Cottage Hill
James McGovern
McGovern
James R. Irwin
Washington Camp
P. O
Main Street
Church of God
G. W. Getz
War would help steel business and trade forecast
The Iron Age predicts that war with Mexico would aid the steel trades due to expected government purchases of steel products and munitions. Export inquiries remain active for rail materials and shell steel, with large potential orders from France, Portugal, Britain, and others, while U.S. producers pause renewals after recent large shell contracts.
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Mexico
Russia
Portugal
France
South Africa
South America
Great Britain
Australia
F. O. B. Mill
Furance
Italy
Bethlehem Steel Maintains Vigorous Publicity Campaign
Ivy L. Lee, publicity director, states Bethlehem Steel will continue its direct to the people campaign against the Government armor plant bill. He says the policy remains, the effort has not been stopped, and the case will be presented until final Senate action. The campaign reflects strong public responsiveness to the company’s side of its government dealings.
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Bethlehem Steel Company
Ivy L. Lee
Lee
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Steel
Program announced for Miss Wildman recital at First Reformed Church
Soprano Miss Marguerite Wildman with organist William R Stonesifer will perform a varied program tomorrow evening including Saint-Saens Aria from Samson and Delilah, Wagner-Eddy Pilgrims Chorus, and works by Beethoven, Dvorak, and others.
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First Reformed Church
Marguerite Wildman
William R. Stonesifer
Saint-Saens
MacFarlane
G. Batiste
Lucia
Donizetti
Dvorak
Orpet Stiles On Stand In Lambert Case
Will H. Orpet testified for a third day as David B. Joslyn pressed cross examination. The case centers on Marian Lambert's death and the defense seeks to uphold Orpet's account. The proceedings continued in Waukegan Illinois with Associated Press reporting.
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Waukegan
Will H. Orpet
David B. Joslyn
Marian Lambert
New Fire Marshal Sworn In At Harrisburg
G Chal Port of Huntingdon was sworn as State Fire Marshal by Governor Brumbaugh. At the Harrisburg Colored Republican Club meeting on South Tenth Street, Harris Presberry and Robert Baltimore spoke on the political outlook while Edward Whitney urged concerted effort in the coming campaign. Members then enjoyed a smoker.
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Dauphin County
E. Z. Gross
Harrisburg
J. Irvin Ruff
Hummelstown
Adams
G. W. Beales
Gettysburg
Bedford
Fred H. Mayo
Franklin
D. L. Miller
Waynesboro
Fulton
L. W. Seylar
McConnelsburg
Huntingdon
H. E. Steel Estate
Juniata
M. P. Crawford
Mifflintown
Lancaster
J. A. Miller
Northumberland
W. K. Armstrong
Sunbury
Perry
A. R. Johnston
New Bloomfield
Snyder
Bec Smith
Swineford
York
Heiges & Hildebrand
G. Chal Port
Brumbaugh
Colored Republican Club
South Tenth Street
Harris Presberry
Robert Baltimore
Edward Whitney
Patriotism Brightens Borough Churches and Local News
A patriotism drive includes placing an American flag above the pulpit at Main Street Church of Goha until the crisis ends. At St Peter's Slavonian Catholic Church Reverend Luke Gladek gives flags to over 150 children for St Peter day. Americans Elect Steelton Council named officers. Civic Club to close street fair accounts. a fire damages a Harrisburg street dwelling. birth announced for Veronica Stanley. Harriett McCauslin birthday party hosted. West Side Hose holds a special meeting. St Mark's Lutheran Pastor Paul Y Livingstone to preach. Morris street guardsman Harry Carrier ordered to join his unit in Martinsburg.
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Main Street
Goa
G. W. Getz
St. Peter's Slavonian Catholic Church
Luke Gladek
St. Peter's Day
Slovenian Hall
Steelton Council
Order of Independent Americans
Ralph O. Law
John W. Kohlhaas
M. H. Scott
Robert E. Thompson
C. W. Thompson
Roy J. Green
C. H. Bretz
Milton Kohler
William Crump
Earl S. Bush
Frank H. Vanatta
J. H. Gallagher
Steelton Civic Club
Steelton Trust
Harrisburg Street
Cc. E. Brinzer
Bennett
Reading Street
Veronica Stanley
Harriett
McCauslin
North Second Street
Mary Hartman
Pauline Keim
Leah Rothrock
Bessie Hahn
Mildred Downs
Grace Morrow
Ruth Morrow
Marian Grimes
Kathryn Dockrell
Ethel McCauslin
West Side Hose Company
Hosehouse
St. Mark’s Lutheran
Paul Y. Livingston
York
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Harry B. Carrier
Morris Street
West Virginia National Guard
Martinsburg
Birthday Anniversary of E E Eshenour in Oberlin
Edwin E Eshenour born fifty years ago in Oberlin is celebrated by friends. Early interest in mechanics led him to the machinist trade and he later joined the Harrisburg Roll Grinding and Corru gating Company on South Cameron Street.
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E. E. Eshenover
Oberlin
Edwin E. Eshenour
Pennsylvania Steel Comany
Arrisburg Roll Grinding and
South Cameron Street
Eshenower
Heavy fighting across European fronts reported by staff correspondent
Allied and Russian military actions dominate the latest reports. French raiders reach second German line near Tahure in Champagne. British artillery and trench raids continue along the France and Flanders front. Austria Hungary reports Teutonic counteroffensive means and a Russian risk to Transylvania appears passed. Russians claim 210000 prisoners since offensive began, including 10000 more in the southern front. Linewka near the Stokhod river falls to Teutons, pushing Russians back across the river.
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Champagne
Tahure
France
Flanders
Austria- Hungary
Ipporrens
Volhynia
Transylvania
Bukowina
Brusiloff
Volhynian
Linewka
Stokhod
Kovel
Petrograd
Demand for apology after attack on Petrolite in the Mediterranean
A terse U.S. note rejects Austrian claims about the December 5 attack on the Standard Oil tanker Petrolite. It asserts the Austrian submarine commander misrepresented events, denies that warning shots were fired, and calls for amends and indemnity.
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Lite
Mediterranean
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W. R. D. Hall
State Highway Department
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State College
Capitol Park
News OF Steelton
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Wildman
Thewner
Goodrich
B. F. Goodrich Co
Akron
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Goodrich Tires
Harrisburg Tire Repair CO
Silvertown
South Third Street
Howard DE Hart
Petro
Harris Building & Loan Ass
Harrisburg, PA
E. R. Eckenrod
Phil
In Mutual Life Ins. Co
Adelphia, PA
Unica'liund
Kunkel Bldg
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