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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
6
Otisville residents share illness updates, visits, and travel. Local figures, including Mrs. Fowled and Mr. Winter, are noted with Thanksgiving gatherings, hospital stays, and home moves. Memorials and church notes highlight services, bazaars, and Christmas planning at Presbyterian and nearby churches.
Thanksgiving Day services were held in the Reformed Church as a community sing organized by the Reformed and Methodist Churches. The program featured classic hymns and patriotic tunes, with praise for contributors and a civic mood. The Women’s Cross auxiliary met Friday, electing officers for the coming year.
Guidance on nurturing fern fronds toward light to promote healthy growth and a strong display once shoots are well developed and upright. The instruction emphasizes turning pots to ensure shoots grow in the proper direction for a beautiful plant.
Bloomingburgh notes report Congress man S Willard Beakes and Mrs Beakes of Ann Arbor visiting Dr and Mrs Beakes. Brooklyn visitors Kruyser family for Thanksgiving with DW Bell. Mrs Osborn travels toward Brooklyn and Virginia, wintering away. Bennetts visit Monticello. ME Church women plan a 4 clam chowder supper Dec 7. Grange meets Dec 6 for annual officer elections. Curler loses another horse. Seavers visits with uncle Beakes. Ladies Auxiliary ME Church meets. Addie McDowell and Lucy Houston visit town. Miss Seacore of New York advertises cent a word. Hawkins visit Brooklyn. McLuse from Rutherford tours farm. Knapp spends Thanksgiving in Luzon. Seven Acres closed for winter. Lockwood heads to New York. Clapham to Akron Buick work. Vanlewegen transports Kneipp remains to Brooklyn. Newhouses depart for Rutherford. Virgil Godfrey builds concrete barn improvements. Abbie Decker to Arlington for winter. Moss King promotes summer school at High View. Van Callos of Yonkers visits Velteh.
Mr and Mrs H Crossman of Monroe announce the arrival of a daughter at their home. Morfey Mneruln Br, Lurey Smith of New York attends the event.
United States officials announce new federal support for disabled veterans. The Federally Board for Vocational Training will pay a minimum wage of 65 dollars monthly during reeducation, with higher amounts for married veterans with children. The board, with fourteen branches, will assign experts in all occupations to hospitals to guide veterans in choosing suitable trades and resuming civilian life.
The text presents a fragmented poem like line with phrases about happiness sorrow time and love. It references an author or name William George and mentions loss and suffering. The readable content is insufficient for a clear event or person narrative.
Spikenard or nard is described as a highly aromatic plant from the Indies. From this plant an extract called Wohlent or favorite perfume was produced and used in client baths and feasts.
A facetious speaker quips that teachers once held odd ideas about teaching. He jokes that a good substantial rater properly applied to a dull student could make him smart, praising stubborn grit over flawless methods.
Classified notice urges readers to use the Times-Press Want columns for ads including items for sale, services offered, and employment opportunities. It emphasizes quick placement and broad reach for local readers.
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