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Newspaper
Harrisburg Telegraph
Location
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
2
A successful businesswoman argues that what she needs most is a wife to run a comfortable home and pamper her after a long day. She contends marriage offers no real relief from the burdens of modern work and laments the lack of personal service for working women.
A promotional piece extols an external abdominal embrocation called Mother's Friend as easing pregnancy strain and nausea. It claims wide adoption in drugstores and offers a booklet with hints and benefits, directing inquiries to Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
Cumberland Valley Railroad timetable lists trains from Harrisburg to Chambersburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg and intermediate stations. Services to Shatbersburg and Diluerburg run early morning and at meet times with additional trains toward Mount Holly and Bellville areas as indicated.
Sunbury and surrounding towns report multiple weddings including Goldie Welsh and Lester A. Seal in Sunbury, George P. Neldig and Cora A. Marks, and a double wedding in Bareville. Dillsburg area saw Florence Cassel wed Samuel Baker. Cavalry equipment for Troop Third Squadron N G P arrived in Sunbury for the Rolling Green Park encampment July 18 to 25.
A reader asks about loving a married coworker and risking three lives. Miss Fairfax warns against romance with a married man and urges maintaining professionalism. Another letter seeks marriage on a $10 weekly salary and advises delaying until finances support a home. A third asks about discussing finances before marriage and urges mutual financial planning.
In a New York City case, a mother’s heart breaks as her son Montgomery faces life imprisonment after a court verdict. Detective Mike Kearney, savoring a rare day off, returns home to his mother as the convoy to Ossining departs, with scenes of Nyack and the river while the doomed rider gazes toward the last glimpse of freedom before the Sing Sing journey continues.
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