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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1916

Page

5

Neutrone Prescription 997 Advert Plague of Pains

An old advertisement promises Rheumatism relief with Neutrone Prescription 997 and Neutrocare Prescription 99 claiming joint swelling reduction and toxin purification. It touts four teaspoonfuls daily, a dollar bottle, mail orders, and drugstore availability in Middletown Goshen and wider areas.

Neutrocare Meil J. Exskine 34S Middletown Scott Pharmacy Goshen Drugeists

Church News Highlights From Various Parishes

Rev Lyman Ward addressed two large Christ Church congregations with solo and hymn performances by Mrs Richard Clemson and W E Cross. Mission Circle and F C U G groups plan meetings while Queens of Avalon and Knights of King Arthur prepare scrapbooks for Day Nursery children. Mount Carmel hosts Rev P Carysostom for retreat with mass talks and 6 2 mass instruction. First Baptist notes an object talk and Lord's Supper with two new members. St Paul’s reports a large communion and several received by letter from multiple towns. Grace Church schedules daily prayers Holy Communion and parish supper with parish-wide program. Webb Horton Memorial outlines Christmas services and teachers training. Boy Scout plans. Christmas box to Sitka Alaska. organ recital next Sunday. Italian Evangelical Chapel and Bethel AM continue Sunday school growth. new building progresses. Warwick choir and pastor speak at meetings.

Christ Church (Universalist Lyman Ward Christ Church Richard Clemson W. E. Cross Mission Circle F.C. UG Queens of Avalon Knights of King Arthur Mount Carmel Church P. Carysostom New York City Mt Carmel Church First Baptist Mr. Hunter Christopher Christ Intermediate C. FE. Society Margaret Witers Washington Street Nine Tuxaberry Riv. Giinton Initio Church Goshen Bloomingnurs Phillipsport Marion Ohio Berwick Athens Frank Kirkham Albert Barton Paterson N. J Ladies’ Aid Society Queen Esther Tircle First Congregational Ground Sanjay School North Street Congregational Church Reynolds Christian Endeavor Society Elizabeth Tyrrell Broad Street Ladies’ Benevolent Union C. E. Barker Long Island Railroad Neason Jones R RY. M C. A Grace Church Girls” Friendly Society Webb Horton E. van Dyke Wight D. D Edwin R Certer Baraca Bible Radeker Chamber of Commerce Edwin R. Carter Sitka Alaska Watson H. Giddings Earl Budd East Main Street May Belle Evans East Avenue James Strait Spring Street Robert Marsh North Street

Germ believed to cause infantile paralysis found

Rochester experts report a micro-organism discovered in Maro clinic laboratories that may be the causal agent of infantile paralysis. Dr Rosenow leads the work with Towne of Boston and Wheeler of New York, noting a preliminary note to the state medical society. If confirmed, this marks a major step toward immunity through serum or vaccine development.

Rochester, Minn Maro Department of Pathology BE. C. Rosenow E. 3B. Towne Boston W Wheeler New York State Medical Society

Wicks Urges New York Action on Wool and Dairy

Senator C W Wicks warns farmers and lawmakers that U S wool output fell from 328 million to 295 million pounds in seven years, with foreign wool dominating excess supply. He calls for immediate U S sheep stock increases, dairy farm support, and stronger state regulation to ensure fair markets, curb fraud, and boost food and wool production for national preparedness. He notes Britain may tax wool exports and urges courageous legislative reform and coordinated action from New York’s dairy and farming interests.

United States Great Britain New England Australasia Australassia New York State New York

Musterole Pain Relief for Joints and Chest

Popular mustard oil rub Musterole promises relief for bronchitis cough neuralgia rheumatism lumbago and chest pains. Advert says it loosens stiff joints and soothes muscles with no blister and is recommended by doctors and nurses.

Marjorie’s Dimes Prize Fund for Navy Endowment

The article recounts Marjorie Sterrett’s drive to fund a battleship for the U S Navy through Marjorie’s Dimes, detailing prizes for ship crews and the fund’s growth through donations such as $1,500 from Waterbury and a $1,000 check from Middletown, with Secretary Daniels initially cautious but later recognizing the initiative.

U. S. Navy Daniels Margaret E. Claniece Cyril A. Sullowar New Hampshire Walter At. Miller Brooklyn Young Marjorie Sterrett Battleship Fund Uncle Sam Marjorie Sam Tribene Waterbury Conn Riddletown N. Y Boston

Dairy Men Association Urges Unified Pressure on Legislature

The Dairy Men’s Association of New York calls on its members and dairy interests to mobilize in Albany. They warn allied trade groups like Retail Feed Dealers and Miller and Train Dealers to push their agendas, while stressing the need for organized action to protect producers and consumers alike during the upcoming legislative session.

Albany Meebers Retail Feed Dealers Association Miller and Train Dealers Association Aml New York Orange Wed

Reverend I. E. Martine Dies Near Pine Bush

The Rev. I. E. Martine, pastor of the New Prospect Church near Pine Bush, died on Sunday after several days of illness from acute indigestion. He had shown some improvement prior to the fatal decline. An obituary will follow.

I. E. Martine New Prospect Church Pine Bush Sund iemPern

Middletown Hebrew Association Plans Upcoming Entertainment Ball

A meeting at Odd Fellows Hall drew a large attendance as the Middletown Hebrew Association organized plans for an upcoming entertainment event and ball. A date will be announced later, and negotiations proceeded for the association to incorporate.

Middletown Hebrew Association Odd Fellows Hall

Greatest Sin of Modern Society Sermon at St. Pauls

The Rev. George W. Grinten preached on the greatest sin of modern society at St. Pauls Church Sunday evening, declaring it is pretending to be what we are not. He denounced snobbery and appearances, urging restraint in spending and disdain for social pretense.

George W. Grinten St. Paul's Church Hion

Battleship Fund From Sea to Sea

A scattered ledger style list across multiple papers shows a naval fund drive totaling 20,986.76 dollars with contributions and notes from newspapers in California Connecticut Illinois Indiana Louisiana Montana Nevada New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Washington West Virginia and other states. The grand total appears after a long enumeration of city and paper names and small monetary figures.

Jewish Farmers Ball Brings Rural Flair to Manhattan

New York December 4 The Federation of Jewish Farmers of America wrapped up its eighth annual convention with a rural ball at the Grand Central Palace Manhattan drew about seven thousand members and families in festive attire The parade featured farmers from across the eastern states with guests from the Midwest and South including Mr William Greenspan leading the grand march The scene mixed farm crates into the entrance and costumes ranging from Sunbonnet Sue to dairy maid reflecting a lively country flavor in the city

New York Grand Central Palace Lexington Avenue Secret Service Federation of Jewish Farmers of America Manhattan Peter van der Thinga United States Middle West Far West Greenspan Bin Ferndale Sullivan County N.Y William Greenspan Farmer Greenspan

Dinner tendered to congressman Edmund Platt in Poughkeepsie

A large reception honor ed Edmund Platt of the 26th New York District with remarks by United States Senator William Calder Brooklyn Mayor Daniel Wilbur and others. Speakers praised his two terms and wished him a fruitful third term. Vacation news notes schools reopen January 2 after Christmas break ending December 22.

Pouchkeepsie Edmund Flatt Dutchess County Hudson Valley Congress New York District Supreme Court Joseph Morschanser United States Eleet William M. Calder Brooklyn Daniel W. Wilbur HL F. Seeger Orange County Henry Noble MacCracken Vassar College CG. W. A. Arnold Purges Johnson Clifford P. Case D. D Reformed Dutch Church Pratt Congressman Platt

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