Readers urged to submit letters to Pure Food Editor
Instruction invites readers to write a two hundred word letter to the Pure Food Editor of the Harrisburg Telegraph about a single firm or product from the page advertisements. Entrants must mail or bring the letter to the Telegraph office by midnight Monday July 3 for a chance at two prizes worth 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Telegraph
S. M. Taylor
N. Second Street
Harrisburg
Annie Smith Wilbur
West Fairview
Taylor
Pennsylvania Milk Products Company
Wilbur
Samuel Gardner
Pure Food
Man Describes Girl He Likes In Letters From Readers
Beatrice Fairfay presents two letters from men praising or criticizing girls who demand dignity and keep their word. The writer urges girls to respect their principles and avoid unworthy suitors, noting many readers share the view that true respect comes from self restraint and high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keping
John A. D
Ward Baking Co Ad Claims Superior Bread Health Benefits
A Ward Baking Co advertisement asserts Ward's bread is superior and healthier due to a new process and patented powders. It omits details on wheat losses in milling and contrasts whole wheat meal versus white flour costs, hinting at unshared facts about mineral content and wartime prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ward Bakery
Jordan
Boston Board of Health
Nussbaum
New York State
Ward
Agricultural Department
Washington
Department
Ward Baking CO
George S. Ward
Woman Loses Case by Misspelling Words
In Chicago at the South Clark street station Judge Caverly's court, Mrs Lulu Riswig testifies versus Clarence Alfeld over disorderly conduct. Alfeld claims a blackmail scheme with a letter of endearing terms. She denies authorship. her misspelled words mirror those in the letter. The judge discharges Alfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Man's Home Claimed Where He Says It Court Rules
In Los Angeles Judge Taft rules that a man’s home is where he claims to reside not where he spends most time. The injunction case over Manhattan Beach summer cottages and a $90,000 bond issue for a pleasure pier resumes with vote validity in question. Unqualified votes could negate the bond approval if removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Manhattan Beach
Taft
Stephen A. D. Long
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Bell Phone
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Alfred W. McCann
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N. 3Rd St. Bell
Wilson T. Hoy
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CH Hill Market
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East End Fruit and Truck Farms
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C. V
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