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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
5
A Portsmouth reader from Karnak, Carter, lauds Karnak for rapid health gains. He cites improved appetite, sleep, kidney function, and weight, claiming daily life and strength have dramatically improved since starting Karnak. The remedy is sold exclusively at Philbrick’s Pharmacy in Portsmouth and by nearby druggists.
Several Europeans were killed and many wounded when fighting broke out between Chinese agitators and residents of Cheraing the foreign concession. Women and children flee as the U S S Asheville prepares to depart for Zongong tonight. the situation is extremely serious.
The Civic Association of the state plans a meeting at Farragut House on July 9 with the New Hampshire Publicity Committee to discuss advertising New Hampur Bhire. The text is garbled but indicates a civic group organizing a promotional event.
Hampton Beach June 24 The Companions of the Forest of America in New Hampshire held their annual convention at the Ashworth hotel. Reports showed 1 075 total membership and 1924 sick benefits totaling 5295 with death benefits 2123. Grand officers and numerous delegates were listed. A wedding portion describes a ceremony with reception, then couple departing for a Maine trip and future home in Kittery.
At noon in Second Christian church Kittery Miss Anna May Culbertson daughter of Dr Henry H Culbertson and Mr Cyrus Young of Pasadena married Leo Morton Young of Kittery son of Cyrus Young. The pink and white decorations formed an arch at the altar as Rev John Everingham officiated and rings were exchanged.
London June 24 Associated Press reports that Colonial Secretary Amery told the House of Commons the British government has the Hong Kong situation well in hand and able to preserve law and order there. Foreign Secretary Chamberlain was asked if disturbances in China were stirred by another government but refused to specify which one.
Henry Marshell Tetherly a well known Newington resident died at home on the State road Tuesday evening after a lingering illness. He was born in Eliot to William and Annie Greeks Tetherly and was sixty eight years old. He had lived in Newington for thirty eight years.
An elderly dye plant worker, who had long been employed at the plant until forced to resign due to ill health, died. He is survived by his wife and three sisters, Martha Hanscom, Lucy Muchmore of this city, and Fanny Remick of Eliot. Funeral services will be held at his Newington home Friday at 3 PM. Friends invited.
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