Death of Elon Will in Franklin Hospital
Elon Will twenty two years old died at Franklin Hospital Sunday November 24 after transfer from Goshen. He was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will and survived by several brothers and sisters. He had been ill for several weeks and was hospitalized in Franklin.
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Gies
Frankl
N. J
Elon Willis
Franklin Hospital
Sur
Wilis
Eidert
Goshen
Ken
Gozhen
Rhereed
Prankha Hospital
Mfondar
Yo Mn
Birs
Taceb Wiis
Grip Influenza Remedy Claim Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts a spray and gargle treatment with VWizard Ol and an atomizer to prevent influenza germs by creating an antiseptic defense. It warns chest pain and sore throat may follow if untreated and sells Victare Oil at 30 cents. Also promotes Wizard Liver Whips pink pills with a money back guarantee for constipation and headaches.
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Derieg Induenza Epicumics
Orange County to Host First Corn Show on December 7
The Farm Bureau-backed event at Eagle Hall Middletown marks the county’s inaugural corn show. Entries valid until December 1 with prizes for best 12 ears per listed varieties and a sweepstakes ribbon for top 3 ears. Judges will reveal winners and bushels for sale.
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Eagle Hall
Farm Bureau
Orange County
Ferm
Luce’s
Jersey Bent
Eagles Hall
Ferm Bureau
Farner
Liberty Street PTA Meeting Agenda and Time Change
The Liberty Street Parent Teachers Association will hold its monthly meeting at the school on Tuesday afternoon December 3 at 3 45 PM. A program for all parents is planned and a large attendance is requested. Members are asked to vote on changing the meeting time from 4 o clock to 4 15 PM.
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Liberty Street Parent-Teachers’ Association
Had Weak Stomach for 25 Years Promises Relief
W R Raub of 77 Hanford street Middletown says after twenty five years of stomach pain and digestive troubles he found relief from Goldline No 1. He had not eaten a square meal in years, suffered heart pains and headaches, and after treatment reports improvement and relief from gas. He previously tried doctors without success and sold his farm ten years ago before moving to town to work for Ene Railroad.
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W. R. Raub
Hanford Street
Middletown
McClonagle & Rogers’ Drug Store
Goldineman
Ene Railroad
W. BR. Raub
Goldine advertised as remedy across several states
An advertisement claims Goldine treats a wide range of ailments from rheumatism to indigestion and kidney trouble. It features a testimonial from Stephen Haggerty about sleepless nights and health improvements after using Goldine No 2 and other Goldine products. The pitch lists prices and local outlets McMonagle Rogers Drug Store and Scott's Pharmacy in Goshen X Y.
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Stephen Haggerty
How Mrs Boyd Avoided an Operation in Canton Ohio
CantonOhio woman Mrs Marie Boyd describes suffering female trouble. Two doctors urged surgery but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound alleviated symptoms, enabling housework without operation. The ad urges others with female troubles to try the remedy before surgery and offers medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
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Canton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Marie Boyp
5Th St
N. E
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Church News Shows Active Endorsed Mission Efforts and Meetings
North Street Congregational reports strong Sunday attendance with an preparatory session for the every member canvass next Sunday. Miss Mary Preston from Boston spoke on missions and the Woman's Missionary Boards campaign. Various church groups schedule meetings, elections, and rehearsals through midweek including the Intermediate E. Society business session and mid week prayer. First Congregational notes a women-led morning service with Miss Preston and Miss Mineola Fuller, and plans for a missions meeting. First Baptist covers children’s drama on dragonfly metamorphosis, a communion service, and discussions on Why to a Christian in 1918 with two conversions and several prayer requests. Montaly reports the Intermediate E. Society holding a social.
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North Street
Millar
Mary Preston
Boston
Ladies’ Benevolent Union
Junior Society of C. E
First Congregational
Preston
Mineola Fuller
First Baptist Church
Christ
Montaly
Social of the Intermediate
E. Society
Church events fill weekly schedule across boards
Church calendar lists meetings for advisory boards deacons trustees and midweek prayers at 7 and 7 30 p m plus a canvassing gathering. Chapters meet Thursday at 2 30 with named hosts. Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls plan Friday activities at Christ Church. Sunday services include baptisms and a mission talk by Sergeant Rainey Taylor.
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St. Paul’s Church
Katherne Decker
Pluma Sears
Griston
Ladies’ Aid Society
T. A. Wallace
Laie Avenue
Sunda
Grinton
First Presbyterian Church
Daughters of America
Rainey S. Taylor
France
Army Motor Transport Corps
Board of Freedmen
Webb Horton
Congress of the Church
Compulieé
Taft declines role as baseball league tribunal
Dayton Ohio December 2 Willam Howard Taft former President will not accept the offer to act as supervisor or one man National Commission for baseball The Eastern basebal men sought Taft to settle cases and provide leadership for the sport He stated he could not seriously consider becoming a permanent tribunal for baseball This appears to be his final answer after a week of contemplation
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Taft
Dayton
Ohio
Willam Howard Taft
Fomer
United States
New York
Harry N. Hempstead
Harry Frazee
Boston
Mr. Tait
Tait
Fire Destroys Brewster Main Business Block
A major blaze damaged several buildings in Brewster's heart of business district early Saturday. Loss estimated at $150,000. The fire started in O Fiora's garage near the Masonic Hall and Brewster Trust Company. Ald summoned from Mount Kisco Danbury and Carmel before containment. Times-Pres Advertisements.
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Brewster
Ram County
Fie
O'Fiora
Masonic Hall
Brewster Trust Company
Mount Kisco
Danbury
Conn
Carmel
Elks Hold Memorial Services Emphasize Charity
A memorial service by the Elks commemorates departed brothers and reinforces the order’s principles of charity justice and brotherly love. The speaker stresses the Elks are not an insurance group and recalls the ritual emphasis on service and remembrance each day at eleven o clock.
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Order of Elks
Uus
Dome
Ams
Las
Mr. Coa
Toomarx
Morning hot water cleanse promised to purify body
An ad claims drinking a glass of hot water with two teaspoons of limestone phosphate each morning cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels removing indigestible waste poisons and toxins. It asserts relief for headaches backache biliary issues and constipation and urges daily use. It notes the powder is inexpensive and nearly tasteless.
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Moxon
Dra
Bath
Elks Memorial Service and W. C. U. Meeting Notice
A fragmentary obituary style report recalls an Elk Memorial service with eulogies by Mr Thompson and Mr Herbert, honoring departed members and the Golden Hall anchor. The service ends with "Auld Lang Syne" and a closing prayer by Chaplain Reed. A W. C. U. meeting is announced for Tuesday afternoon, December 1 at 2:30.
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Mr. Thompson
Herbert
Menars
Fuatite
Air ‘Thompson
Ma Thompson
Eurin
Reed
Iron Promises Strength for Women Promoted by Doctor
An advertisement extols Phosphated Iron as a cure for fatigue and run down nerves in women. It claims iron enhances vitality, rosy skin, strong blood, and happiness, urging readers to use capsules and tablets sold by druggists. The copy emphasizes beauty, health, and female leadership as benefits of the remedy.
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Hee
Vromen
Fine farm sold near Camps Hall on Montgomery road
Gutlock Farm on the Montgomery state road, owned and occupied by Charles B. Gray for twenty eight years, was sold on November 7 to C. H. Bunger Jr of Ferndale Sullivan County a breeder of one Holstein cattle who will take possession in April.
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Camps Hall
Gutlock Farm
Montgomery State Road
Charles B. Gray
C. H. Bunger, Jr
Ferndale
Sullivan
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Iowa
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Delco
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Monroe, N. Y
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