Orange County Weekly Newspapers Publication Details
The passage lists multiple Orange County weekly papers with entry dates and post office registrations, including Middletown NY editions such as Storm King Sentinel Cornwall-on-Hudson and Maybrook Enterprise. It notes the Middletown post office, subscription rates, and guidelines for submissions with obituaries and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Orange County Minita-Arras
Middletown
Addietown
Orange County Record
Washingtons
Middetown
N. Y
Cornwall-on-Hudson
N.Y
Morte
NOTH
Getting into Debt and Spring House Cleaning
The article discusses lessons on debt stressing avoidable borrowing for luxuries and cautious use of debt for necessities like a car or home. It shares a banker’s view on disciplined borrowing and a story of an employee who leveraged debt to build a future, then shifts to a warning about spring house cleaning as medicines and misused items threaten households amid careless storage and labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Chicago
Middletown
Jand
Aspirin See Bottle Sparks Harsh Lecture
The incident centers on aspirin asking to see the bottle and the strong lecture that followed. The account notes that the lecture was not mild and implies the women involved will likely avoid such actions in the future.
The Way I Feel About It and Short Items from 1927
A collage of quips, opinions, and jokes from the 1927 column. Items critique manners, theater life, hypocrites, news tastes, and public libraries, with vignettes on Eph Snow and editor humor. Includes reflections on mothers, hypnotism, and social mores.
Half a Mind to Kiss You and Other Scraps
Cartoonish vignettes from a 1920s page mix humor and daily life. Dialogues feature a timid lover, a flapper, a doctor’s order, and a farmer’s tale alongside a joke about detectives and a travelogue about agricultural geography.
Middletown industry history notes carpet bag makers
The article recounts 19th century Middletown industrial growth led by Matthews Hunt and Company carpet bag makers. It details plant setup at Roberta and North streets, workforce expansion from 29 to about 200, a 183-pound bell, and later shifts to leather goods as carpet bags declined. It also covers Wilcox and Draper hat production, Draper Brook naming, and local street development tied to these factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agan
Matthews
Middletown
Roberta
North Streets
Jonathan M. Matthews
Hirany H. Hunt
Jared F. Matthews
Matthews, Hunt
Orange County Furnace
Com
Greene County
Wilcox
Draper
Joshua Draper
Horatio R. Wilcox
H. P. Roberta
Roberts
North Street
Cottage Street
Railroad Avenue
Roberts Street
Montgomery
Wickham Avenue
Orange County
Mechanicstown
Question and Answer column from Daily Herald Times
A reader Q A column from the Washington Bureau answers diverse questions. Topics include which presidents wives died in the White House, cotton picking records, Tobago's location, alien visa durations, railroad cars in 1925, Marine Corps enlistment rules, travel distances New York to Hong Kong, royal titles, Pike's Peak railway history, cast of Johnny Get Your Hair Cut, innocence in American law, current women governors, Cleveland's White House marriage, ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment, origins of horseshoe pitching, Sir Harry Lauder's age, and Notre Dame University founding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Herald Times
Washington Bureau
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
United States
Marine Corps
New York City
Hong Kong
Suez Canal
Pike's Peak
Colorado
Manitou
Pike Peak
Colorado Springs
Johnny
Jackie Coogan
Bobby Doyle
Miriam Farguson
Texas
Nelile Ross
Wyoming
Cleveland
White House
Frances Folsom
Delaware
Kentucky
Alabama
Missiasippi
Gates
Harry Lauder
Notre Dame University
Congregation of the Holy Cross
Fun-Loving Habits Boost Worker Focus Says Fred C Kelly
Kellygrams recounts a coworker who stalled on work until alcohol sparked brief bursts of productivity. Dr Clarence C Little notes that those with hobbies and occasional relief from routine perform better, showing concentration when work is balanced with interests. Copyright 1927 EFS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C Little
University of Michigan
College
Stanton's Last Poem Revealed After Georgia Poet Laureate's Burial
The public release of Frank L. Stanton's final poem Going Home follows his burial in Atlanta. The verse expresses departure from earthly strife toward an eternal calm. A compilation of brief local anecdotes then recounts a Maine backwoods scene and a Greenville Ohio man cherishing a 52 year old cigar turning 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Harley
Boston
Transript
T. J. Burns
Greenville
Ohio
Burny
Burns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neelen Avporter
Moaree
N. T
Pustofica
Maybrook Enterprise
Maybrask, A. 4
Narcis
Yiphi and Mills Star
Highland Mills
Central Valley Post
Central Valley
Florida
Jeuras
Chester
Higeland Falls
Lal Ina Bive
Snghland
Qhange County Mulpendlst Corporation
Dames Seed
Widdletown
Roland Harriman
Sceere
Wharles E Koons
Talcott Powell
Ceeeeenes Gilde Telephone
Eph Snow
England
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Prince of Wales
King
Lincoln
Our
Jake Bertley
Congress
Aimee McPherson
China
Peter
Jeisure
Plutarch
Wilbur H Sutton
Brooklyn
Toledo
Robert
David
Richard
Washington Star
Timothy Hay
al Falfa
the Country Journal
Brickbat
Ay E
Welles
Johan Tyler
Benjamin Harrison
Woodrow Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Tobago Island
British West Indies
Trinidad
Commissioner General of Immigration
Thia
Latin America
Panawa Canal
America Gate
Russia
Moscow
Amer
Joan
Kellygrams
Fred C Kelly
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