World War II era gossip and political hope
A crowded column of wartime opinion and local politics discusses German tactics, Dutch trade, Bolshevik fears, and a license campaign in Middletown. It cites Nearing, Bigelow, La Follette, and pro German elements, urging strong resistance to peace by negotiation and a mass push for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnder
Scott T Nearing
Herbert 5
Bigelow
Congress
la Follette
Berlin
France
Nearing
Tait
Germany
America
Times Press
Eng
Saturde
Cisen- Spnabar
SCA
Times-Press
Tewins
Middletown
Warwick
Frivols In Memoriam and Oddities Parade
Frivols in Memoriam notes Gid Jasper Bildad’s odd life ending with a graveside rite and a granite shaft marking him. The Goshen Independent Republican column quips about local jokes, a meeting of Frivol Fans, and a blend of satirical verses and references to curious town chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Bildad
Amalgamated Association of Frivol
Goshen
J. W. Robinson
Mott
McEnsmeleer Lerys
Bro
Sam Weller
Red Cross Thanksgiving Effort Shines in Middletown
A Middletown Red Cross report details Thanksgiving activity and shipments. Highlights include 28,142 items sent since June, with boxes of gauze dressings, Christmas packets, and knitted garments valued at thousands. French soldiers’ pajama use noted, plus display banners at the Red Cross shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
aAmels Josephine Burr
Eugene Horton
Hne
Pian
Gressing
Middletown
S C. E. Society of the First Baptist Church
the Red Cross
Howells
Campbell Hall
Ridgebury
France
la Pabn
Washington
St. Mary's Guild
Grace Episcopal Church
H. S. Johnson
John Bright
Allen W. Corvin
Buchannan
Otisville Notes of Interest from Otisville
A compact local column reports social visits and events in Otisville. Highlights include Edyth Smith hosting a out-of-town guest, Floyd Hoesch and Lina Wilbur announcing their marriage, and Emma Hill King returning from Middletown. Also noted are a Christmas program change due to whooping cough, a stork birth, an upcoming benefit dance for the church, and various community visits and small incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
uusiHie
Horace Reichai
Reichach
Edyth Smith
Montclair
N. J
James J. Behan
Palmer House
William i
Floyd Hoesch
Sliss Lina Wilbur
Roesch
M. EB
Middletown
Emma Hill King
Herbert King
Aaron Winter, Jr
Canfield
Metropolis
Frank Greenleaf
Mirs
Otto
Bath
Griffin
Oakland
Frank Robbins
Benjamin Winter
Finchville
Marr Ogden
Stork
Edward Coleman
Ethel Wilbur
U. S
Lina
McNeb
Virginia
Fred Bailey
H. A. Holley
Red Cross , Society
Charles Hovi
Claude Hyde
Hyde
S. Sarer
Herbert
Ladies’ Aid Society
George B. Smith
E. Frank Fowler
Presbyterian Church
Alfred Ketcham
Irvin Winter
Ruth Andersen
Mrs Schultz Tortured by Pimples Hints at Cure
Signed statement from Mrs. H. Schultz of Brooklyn details distress from rashy pimples burning and itching, healed by Cuticura at $2.25. She endorses Caticara Soap and Ointment for skin and scalp troubles and offers free samples by post-card to Caticura Dept. A Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz
Caticura
Dept. A
Boston
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Middletown Times-Pressj
W Press
Tri-Weekly Press
Middletown Unity Press
Middletown Daily Times
King and Bmiddierews
Stivers
John C. Stivers
J. A. Stivers
Mills
HH. H. Knickerbocker
Americas New Associati
Bundegs
NG Company
Manaoer Ver Publishers 2
Cirralsa Daltes Ed Press
Roem
Carrera
Pabcationia
TIM Es-Press
Timespress Oy Edvisingo
Brooklin
Jerry
Orange County
Todes
HassTown
Farm Bureau
Holland
Hus
Holand
Netherlands
éisDa Iches
Amsterdam
Leiden
United States
Red States
Ork
Warwick Dispatch
Jasper
Marxs
Roberts
Mone
N. 5
Bel
Uncle Hezekiah
Hird
Devil
Kaiser
Taal Palace
Hades
Baltimore
Brooks
Kanpattie
Creek
Satan
Kaiser Biji
Chambers
Drua
Otisville
H. Schultz
Atlantic Ave
Brooklyn
N.Y
GUILD
Townsend & DuBois
Merchant S’ Bank Building
Dorothy Phillips
Hohemia
William Stewell
Miss Phillips
Keystone
Teddy
Norma Talmadge
A. H. Woods
Sen, A
Aquert
SU Ry Strraber
Thelma Salter
Frank Keenan
Enid Bennett
Wii
IOC
Frederick Warde
iIn
Ezra Greer
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