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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
7
General Von der Goltz, once commander of the First Turkish Army and former military governor of Belgium, leads German forces in Belgium. The Letts face a harsh German attack as the German high command presses control over Belgian territory.
Fragmentary passage discusses bachelors and old maids with jokes about marriage and attention seeking. The text is garbled and hard to extract concrete events or entities.
The State Hospital hosts a sleight of hand and mind reading program in Assembly Hall on Thursday evening, December , featuring Thaddeus Ayers a medical student and prestidigitator, with musical numbers by Pebx Wienary and others. Audience members are promised novelty and entertainment as Ayers performs his reputed feats.
The MacDowell Music Club held its second year meeting at 2 Highland Avenue hosted by Miss Marion Henderson. The program featured vocal solos and selections by Ethelbert Nevin Milk and other performers including Mrs. Ralph Ogden and Lillian Sundstrom with a brief discussion on current events followed by refreshments. The next meeting is set for Wednesday evening at Miss Horsenberry Courtland Place.
Lieutenant Colonel J Leslie Kincaid has been named executive assistant to Frank Dudley of Niagara Falls, president of the United Hotels of America. He will handle many legal and executive duties, relieving President Duffey of much of the workload in the hotel chain, including the Ten Erek property.
The hotel chain plans to invest millions across several U S cities and expand into new territory. Colonel Kincaid will oversee legal matters related to properties and new leases while spending substantial time at the New York headquarters and visiting other corporate locations.
In Budapest, the bishop of Prshaszka, described as the first premier after the fall of the Hapsburgs, has launched a movement to overthrow the current totarnment. If the allies fail to unite, he may rise to power again.
Frederick H. Ecker of Metropolitan Life told the Association of Life Insurance Presidents in New York that more than 5.5 billion dollars of American life company assets could be used to ease the housing crisis. He warned building costs have surged, taxes deter mortgage money, and noted life insurers increased mortgages on non farm real estate despite government bond purchases. He urged rapid relief once peace returns.
Funeral services for William Judson Morgan were conducted at 2 p m at the family home in Walstall with Rev F I Hunter of First Baptist Church officiating Relatives served as pallbearers Interment followed in Wellkill Cemetery Phillipsburg MECHANICS TO ELECT Wallkill Council LC U& A M meets this evening at 7 o clock to elect officers for the coming year A small attendance is desired Refreshments to be served after the meeting Advr Times Press promotes its reach with over 20000 daily readers
A vintage ad claims Nicotol aids quitting by dulling the craving and relieving smoker’s cough. It urges readers to try Nicotol and notes MNicotol is dispensed by local druggists, especially McMoragle & Rogera and J. Erskine Afill.
A small settlement of disabled British officers begins at Goathland in the Yorkshire moors. Nine cottages with a garden and orchard were donated by a clergyman and his wife for the experiment. A natal officer and his niece weave while a blind officer trained at St Dunstan's runs a poultry farm. Plans explore beekeeping fruit growing and basket making.
A clipped oddity from Hoe Springs Arkansas notes a troubling line about a girl with a hotel in her stockings and a Grim view of a mouse securing affection. The fragment hints at a local humorous or sensational item.
A testimonial ad from Terre Haute Indiana touts Milks Emulsion as a remedy for long standing indigestion and catarrh. It claims quick relief from stomach trouble appetite boost and faster strength with a spoonable solid emulsion suitable even for children. The company guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer and lists 60 cents to 1 20 per bottle.
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