Times-Press ad claims and historical notes fragment
The Times-Press is described as not granting fraudulent ads though a critic claims otherwise. The text blends miscopied lines about Cardinal Richelieu 1612 and events in 1951 and 1915 with astronomical notes on Rigel and planets. This fragmentary item mixes allegations with dated historical references and sky phenomena.
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Rigel
Orion
Verus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mercury
Mars
Neptune
Cranus
Middletown Dime Drive Battleship Fund Reaches 24 000
The New York Tribune reports the Battleship Fund total surpassed 24 dollars? no total over 24,000 with further contributions since. The plan to reach 1,500 dollars was proposed. returns of dimes to contributors promised for some. Agnes Roop led a local dime drive initiating the statewide donation and a Nat ional Armory meeting marked a historic Middletown event.
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New York Tribune
Times Press
Middletown
The
Tribune
Marjorie
Nis
Sam
Pri
Times-Press
Agnes Roop
State Armory
Marjorie Fund Seeks Continued Support for Navy Help
The Times-Press notes responsibility to readers after Tribune transfer. The Marjorie fund should not be disbursed but invested to fund worthy aims and save for future needs. Middletown contributed strongly while many towns could have matched the effort with newspapers joining the cause.
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Tribune
Times-Press
Middletown
Marjorie
United States Navy
Duty on Dyes Sparks Call to Shield US Color Industry
At a Paterson meeting American dye manufacturers urged Congress to raise ad valorem duties by five percent to protect and boost home production. They argued US chemists can now replicate nearly all prewar colors and warned against continued German dependence. They urged stronger tariffs to enable domestic firms to compete globally and ensure consumer prices reflect local production.
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Sik
Paterson
N. J
United States
Congress
America
Germany
Slate Return in Schools Sparks Debate Over Hygiene and Cost
The old fashioned slate may reappear in classrooms if paper becomes unaffordable. Sanitation drove slates from desks as pencil and paper sales profited, and critics warn slates may spread disease. The piece recalls schooling eras past and notes a slate’s potential political use of a clean start.
Land transfers and school notice in Newburgh Wallkill and Highland Falls
Real estate transfers record multiple parcels in Newburgh Wallkill and Highland Falls with sums of 37 and 1460 dollars. A Liberty Street School Parent-Teacher Association meeting is announced for 7:30 PM with Prof. Tranger speaking on Playgrounds. Readers urged to use Times-Press want columns for ads.
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Michael T. Donohue
Newpots
R. Garry Cathcart
Sam Mace
Grane Street
Newburgh
Benjam W. Shaw
Arthur Simin
Wallkill
Bi Tv
Peeksn
Francis V
O'Connell
Mary
Highland Falls
Nettie Rose
Highand Falls
Liberty "St. Parents
Liberty Street
Tranger
Senator C Wicks Addresses Farmers
Senator C Wicks, chair of the joint legislative investigating committee, spoke to a large audience of farmers and families. He traced his path from Sauquoit to New York politics, urged protection of agricultural wealth, and criticized middlemen for profiting at farmers’ expense while dairy and farm profits declined over years.
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John Gerow
Charles W. Wicks
Joint Legislative Investigating Committee
Stivers
Wicks
Ove Truin
Veron
Milliman
League
Cott
Onedin
New York
Sauquoit
James S. Snermen
United States
Congress
State Senate
Iir Sherman
Senate
Brown
Commonwealth
World War a Year Ago Today December 4
King Constantine and Greece pledged to stay out of the war while aiding a retreat of Servia. Greek withdrawal from territory followed. A British airship sank a German submarine off Belgium with a bomb. Ailles rejected Greece’s bid for a joint commission to manage the war situation on Greek soil.
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Constantine
Greece
Servia
Belgium
Ailles
Dairymen Fight Middlemen Burden in New York State
A state legislative committee reports widespread hardship among farmers and dairy producers caused by middlemen, grain brokers, and mill owners. It cites declining cow numbers, rising costs, and farmer risk, urging cooperation between producers and retailers to reduce excessive handling, while noting investigations into milk stations, cheese markets, and retail dealers.
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Livingston County
New York State
Uber
Inbor
Gairy
Moody's
New York
Solomon
Elory
Sou
Ion Tien
Enrone
Retail Feed Dealers’ Association
State of New York
State of
Crain
Tre
Ig Itis
United States
Farm Bureau
Daitr
iPhis Legislative Committee
St. Lawrence River
Pennsylvania
Ofdline
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureaus
Granges
New York City
So Vietors
Atorney
Car
Daiyyaen
Wiliam M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Philadelphia Wool and Texile Association
Minard’s Haiment Claims Rheumatic Relief
An old physician, Dr Levi Minard, prescribes Minard's Haiment for rheumatic pain. The liniment is described as harmless, economical, and stain less, soothing strains lumbago sore joints and sciatica with penetrating relief.
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Levi Minard
Minard
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Stivers Printing Company
John D. Stivers
MUA
Stivers Stov-Treas
H.R
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American Newspaper Publishers| Associates
Ardir Barras Ot Ctreuissors
International News Service
Associated Preas
Associatd
Visra Af
Editorio-Chicty
Arbert Manecctt
Manaett Sincciacos
Priguig Bore
Carviers
Manu
Telsfeck
Bisinese Dae Béhortal
Private
Franck Bechengero al Depadetts
Canlinal Richelieu
Mexico
Neual
Servis
the Batieship Fund
the Gentleman From
Montana
C. W. Wicks
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