Middletown Daily Times Press History Fragments and 1920s Cartoons
A collage of old Middletown newspaper mastheads and printer notes traces the evolution of local papers from 1851 to 2006. The page preserves names like Stivers Printing Company and Ralph B. Goble while noting editorial and circulation details and a brief reference to Attorney General Palmer's 1920s legislative appeal.
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Adatier
Act of Cin
Geeanofsiares Ten
Lote
Atteroan
Ceva
Vrnet
Fess Mullox
Pecrne
Korg
Ora Ceneec Pte
Stivers Printing Company
Sidene M.A. Stivers Seeme Tany
Ralph
GOBLE
Hughes Brought Forward In Presidential Speculation
The piece discusses prominent mass politics and possible candidates for the U.S. presidency, focusing on Charles Evans Hughes and the dynamics of favorite sons. It mentions party reactions, past campaigns, and the press’s role in shaping support as election year speculation intensifies.
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Ta Anneu
Washington
Desireun
China Medical Board Aids Medical College Expansion
A report notes the China Medical Board supports a Progressive rise in staff and facilities at a medical college. It mentions faculty growth to eight and ongoing construction work as part of institutional development and a focus on advancing medical education.
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China Medical
Ema Pepert
Butea Herm
Sun
Soo
Seeaseon Athaniibes En Adiestiton
Tisha
J Medical College
Politeness and holiday antics in a small town column
A lighthearted column contrasts two men attitudes toward politeness, praising modest civility while recounting holiday displays and local mishaps. It notes merchants’ windows, Christmas ads, and a weather rumor about December while weaving in humorous farmyard misadventures and a Bee stand accident.
Acute Shortage of Coal Rumors and Contempt Proceedings
Reports outline acute coal shortages tied to UMWA leadership amid strike actions. Judge Anderson Tremany orders restraining strikes while contempts against officials are debated. Government actions probe alleged defiance as miners face possible return to work later this month. The Times-Picayune notes wage talks and federal recommendations under Wilson and Gaited amid ongoing labor tensions.
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United Mine | Workers of America
Anderson Tremany
Minera and
Bra de Commando
Plie Informaton
Nawnessmion Olders Proughtings
John JT Lewis
Peetinely
Jounthy
Jreve
Jo Anderson
Timn Fayer
Lews
Lewis
Headquar
Rene Freng
Springaehe
Amd Sayt
Vilage
Waliam G Wileon
Taber
Werther
Post Office Prepares For Annual Christmas Rush
Postmaster Daniel B R Sweeney reports increased business and expanded mail handling for the holiday season. A motorcycle and side-car aid delivery to outlying areas, while Germany bound parcels and occupation territory mail reflect ongoing international and military era exchanges.
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Germany
Daniel BR Sweeney
Tur
Washington
Sweeney
Newburgh News Employees to Receive Life Insurance
At the Newburgh News Employees Association meeting, Frederick H. Keefe announced life insurance for each worker under Metropolitan Life. Policies range from 500 to 1500 and are kept by the company during service with a yearly increase of 100, up to 1500. no funds are sent to Germany.
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Newburgh
Newburgh News
Parcel Post to Germany Eases Restrictions
Postmaster Sweeney announces parcel post to Germany now allows packages up to 11 pounds without a German import license for nonperishable food and personal use items. Earlier two and five pound limits and some food prohibitions are removed. German restrictions are imposed by Germany, not the U S authorities.
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Germany
Sweeney
Mali
United States
Safety First Campaign Spreads Through Orange County
The League for Motorists Protection led by Daniel E. Wolfe expands the safety drive from Newburgh to Middletown and Port Jervis, aiming to reduce holiday traffic deaths and increase membership with about 300 new Newburgh shipyard members enrolled last week.
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League For Motorists’ Protection
Orange County
Daniel E. Wolfe
League
Newburgh
Middletown
Wolfe
Port Jervis
New York City
Monroe Auto Sales Co Charter Granted
Albany dispatch reports the Monroe Auto Sales Company Inc of Monroe has received a state charter. The firm will operate an auto exchange and garage with capital stock of 25,000 shares at 3200 each, starting with 16,000 capital. Directors for the first year are George H. McDonald of Monroe John J. Cusick and George G. Beall of New York City.
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Ews
Albany
Monroe Auto Sales Company, Inc
Monroe
Secretary of State
George H. M McDonald
John J. Cusick
George G. Beall
New York City
The Buddhist Printer in Siberia Monastery Texts
Buddhist monasteries in Siberia hand down a weathered tradition of book printing. Movable type is not used. each page is carved on a solid wood block. For each new book, entirely new blocks must be made.
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Siberia
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