Middletown notices amid HarriMan era storms and ads
A 1927 Middletown newspaper page shows classified items and notices from Storm King Sentinel to Florida Journal. It lists entries about second class matters in Middletown NY, Highland Falls, and Central Valley with names such as Roland Harriman and Talcoty Powprle, along with subscription rates and notes on obituaries and manuscript requests.
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Central Valley Post
N.Y
Highland Falls
Sentetts
Urdee
W. Aveiell Tharriman
Verdy
Teesataen
No sheep class in our republic says a modern citizen
A speaker contrasts Rome's slavery system with American ideals, arguing against doom-laden prophecies about the nation. The text proclaims universal citizenship, inclusive education, and equality, insisting one cannot be both a man and a sheep and warning against social ostracism based on origin.
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Rome
Guizot
Republic
Tacitus
Napoleon
Julius Caesar
Let Us Drink Our Fill A Local History Plea
John Erskine is cited on intellectual obligation and a better informed citizenry. The piece urges readers to study American history and local Ulster connection, cautioning against myths like Orange County’s origin and Bacon’s advice on learning to become a fuller man.
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John Erskine
Orange County
Ulster
Bacon
Missouri River Improvement Marks Victory for Valley
The Missouri valley hails Senator Curtis as the Senate approves in the Rivers and Harbors bill an appropriation of 212 million dollars to improve the upper Missouri River from Sioux City Iowa to Kansas City Missouri. Support from commercial groups and farmers grows as river navigation is seen as key to faster freight and regional prosperity. The action signals early steps toward irrigation and broader Mississippi watershed benefits, with Curtis praised for leading the effort.
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Kansas City
Oba
Nebraska
Sioux City
Towa
Semuor Curtis
Senate
Missouri River
Missouri
Upper
St. Louis
Missouri Valley
England's farm problem shifts to eggs and hens
The British Ministry of Agriculture notes a domestic egg shortfall as imports from Latvia Finland Norway Ireland Denmark Germany Poland and others replace native British eggs. It reports twenty million pounds yearly spent on foreign eggs and calls for more British hens, while planning to raise import costs to curb alien eggs.
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United States
British Ministry of Agriculture
Railroad Taxes Raise Protest by Rakaean Owners
Rakaean owners and magnates threaten to back tax relief if rail rate increases continue. Railroads pay about 460 million dollars yearly in taxes and 87.1 billion for September taxes, up 11 percent from 1925, while earnings rose 4.7 percent. They argue tax hikes far outpace earnings growth and demand relief.
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United States
Pirate Gold Haunts Southern Louisiana Marshes
For 106 years diggers along the coast southwest of New Orleans search the floodplain for the famed pirate treasure of Joan Ta fille. Villages resemble war zones as trees are torn up and mound relics disturbed on Peace Island Vermilion parish. The enduring lure of pirate gold fuels adventure and romance despite modern life.
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Louiiana
Joan Tafille
New Orleans
Belgium
France
Peace Island
Vermilion Parish
Pinchot to Lead Washington Forestry Drive in January
Governor Gifford Pinchot plans a Washington campaign to defend the Forest Service and push Giant Power for farmers. He will base himself at 1616 Rhode Island Avenue, with his wife Catherine Bryce Pinchot, and coordinate with Senator Norris to oppose Muscle Shoals privatization and any weak forestry provisions.
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Gifford Pinchot
Venesslvania
Washington
Lee Nic
Alabama
Pinchot Long
Rhode Island Avenue
United States Forester
Pinchot
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Pinechot
Forestry Service
Pennsylvania
Norris
Harrisburg
Key Stone
Milford
Senate
Philadelphia
Andrew W. Mellon
Walpole and Ford Feud Over Spinach and Sonia Anecdotes
At a PLEN club dinner in New York, Hugh Walpole recounts a lecture tour ego clash with vanity, recalling a Western host’s dramatic car arrival and a diner’s quip. Ford Madox Ford discusses the spinach story, a Philadelphia dinner plate mishap, and differing authorial anecdotes. The piece also notes President Glenn Frank’s arrest for speeding and Ford’s observation on New York dress codes and prewar fashion debates.
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Esclusite Dispatch
New York
Jan
E.S
Plen Club
Hugh Walpole
Ford Madox Ford
Oshbet Sitwell
Walpole
Ros
Cssonsead
Sonia
Mackenzie
Eleanor
Marty
Ford
India
Australia
Philadelpha
Guy Holt
Brooklyn
Ridgebury League To Meet Friday
January 6 notes show the Epworth League monthly business and social gathering to be held at the Path House Friday evening. Mentions visitors Mrs Lhriechack sister of W D Loucks and updates on local residents and a school reopening after holiday breaks.
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Mr. Malshaw
Drew
Momeoma
York City
Baby comic Friday event announced at Middatwwyery
A bedy eltate is scheduled for Friday morning at 10 o'clock in Middatwwyery. The notice is brief and lacks additional details about participants or venue specifics.
Old Friends and New Bonds in Evolving Friendships
The piece reflects on aging and friendship, noting old friends can fade as lives diverge yet enduring companionship grows through new, congenial ties. A vivid anecdote with Chic Sale shows how taking the initiative to connect yields lasting bonds and mutual interests.
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Hve
Chic Sale
Chie
Questions Answered Q&A in Daily Herald column
A reader questions a variety of topics from poetry origins to biblical names and university enrollments. Answers reference Kings Charles, Israel, Princeton and Columbia enrollments, Edmund Lowe biography, French Revolutionary bodies, Alpha Centauri, 1876 ten cent paper value, and Jewish mysticism term seventh heaven.
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Tion
Judea
Columbia University
New York
United States
University of California At Berkeley
California
Columbia
Sergio Quirt
Vetecan
Vince
Edmund Lowe
San Jose
Toshman
East Lynn
Bool
France
Nations Or
Constituent Assembly
Legislative Assembly
National Convention
Directory
Meredith
Treasury
Annual meeting at Goshen Methodist Church officers chosen
Last night the Goshen Methodist Church annual meeting re elected Réevs Maknen as Sunday School superintendent. New officers include Irving Ackerman as assistant superintendent Mrs Warjoris Grengeere as assistant secretary Mrs Hattie Makuen as treasurer Miss Wilm fch er assistant treasurer Miss Alice Sterh librarian Mrs Keers Makuen missionary superintendent A B Doremus temperance supervisor Mrs Jiattie Makuen cradle roll superintendent Miss Audrey Doremus Janisi. Refreshments followed. The board voted to award Sunday School attendance prizes for the coming year.
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Réevs Maknen
Goshen
Alice Sterh
Keers Makuen
Missionry
Doremus
Jiattie Makuen
Audrey Doremus
Janisi
Heads Game Club elects Rothery president again
In Newburgh last night John Rothery of Newburgh was chosen president of the Orange Lake Fish and Game Association for the sixteenth time. The association now numbers more than 700 members.
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John Rothery
Newburgh
Orange Lake
Ams
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