Government Prefers Coal For Essential War Needs
In December the nation shifts toward prioritizing coal for essential wartime industries and public utilities. The Fuel Administration issued a preferred list of consumers to receive coal under a 30 day rule, guiding government orders, rationing, and emergency supplies to ensure national efficiency.
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Washinstens
Loee
Coho Mens and Wunitioms Plan. Although No Direct Order Has 15- Sued Requirins
Peel
Garrerd
Vir
Stomach Indigestion Relief Pill Advertised
The notice claims a stomach tablet product named Miona stomach tablets relieves indigestion in minutes and over five weeks cures symptoms like heartburn dizziness and poor appetite. It warns digestion failure causes foul stomach and weak appetite, and promises small easy to swallow tablets available from local sellers.
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ROC
Totholi
Tuthil & Terbuze
Tuszisis
Coal Priority Rules Proposed by Government Board
A coal shortage report outlines a plan by the fuel administration to give the government powerful priority over essential industries and public utilities. It favors setting a general priority order for shipments and reserves the right to determine which sectors receive coal, potentially extending to broader industry.
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Prion
Mneludins Co
Iver
Bloomingburg Notes of Local Life and Events
Bloomingbury reports Dec 5 notes on A. Jones starting a milk route business, Clayton Seazears visiting Montclair, Mrs. Caprank Shepson’s tug boats, William Cowans joining W H Ramsey, and a Grange meeting with election plans. Local remarks include pig butchery by George A. Smith and a church fair at the parsonage on Dec 6. A call to open hunting season highlights high living costs.
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Bloomingbury
E. A. Jones
Sears
Fillace
Philllip Murray
New
Clayton B Seazears
Montclair
M. Caprank Shepson
Jersey Car Harbor
Wiliam Cowans, Sr
W H Ramsey
Menticeno
Sumaay
Mie Grange
John MacBuren
Bodine
George A. Smith
M 6
Local Social Notes Mention Residents and Visits
Sunday departures follow a weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Godfrey. Abbie Dicks visits sister near Syracuse. Raymond Godfrey joins the Provisional Regiment and leaves Tuesday. Terwilliger returns home after two weeks vacation. G Bower nets a 22 inch shank. Ensign Charles B Haugher visits family for Thanksgiving. Theodore W Evans suffers arm injury after a bus incident while en route to the metropolis.
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RO Beakhes
Bower
George Sherer, Jr
Witliam Witkin
New York
Cir
Charles B. Haugher
W. R Haugher
Theodore W Evans
Metropolis
Edgar Evans
Communion Services Held In Washingtonville Churches
Washingtonville notes describe Sunday communion in Presbyterian and Methodist churches with members received by letter in the Presbyterian Church. Dr W E Reed moved to Newburgh but will keep an office for local patients. his house is rented to High School principal Mr Allen. An apron sale from the fair will occur Wednesday at Mrs Breed’s home. Miss Jane Ross, Normal School student at Cortland, spent Thanksgiving at home. Ruth Dusenberry visited Elmhurst, LL, with Miss Freda Schmegs. Sidney Fitzgerald and Charles Shons are noted from the Plattsburgh train.
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Washingtonville
Dee
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
H . Green
W. E Reed
Newburgh
Allen
Breed
Jane Ross
Cortland
Mass Ruth Dusenberry
Elmshurst
Freda Schmegs
Sidney Fitzgerald
Charles Shons
Plattsburgh
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Says Middletown Woman
Mrs. William E. Gibbs of 23 Beattie Avenue Middletown describes kidney and back pains and weak kidneys relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at J F Shits Drug Store. She keeps them in the house and praises the medicine. Price six and a half cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Props Buffalo NY.
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Middletown
Deans Hidner
Trinent
William E. Gibbs
Beattie Avenue
Dean
J. F. Shits
Dean's Kidney Plis—the Same That Mrs. Gibbs Had. Foster Milbern Co
Buffalo
Dennisiom’s Market Rev F A Hawles Joins YMCA Army
Charles Lewis Dennisiom reports F A Hawles plans YMCA service in the army after recieving uniform and awaiting orders to depart. Hawles, positioned for a role, prepares for deployment as part of wartime service.
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Charles Lewis Dennisiom
F. A. Hawles
Montgomery Boy Receives Hero Medal for Bravery
William DeWitt Beever, a Montgomery Troop 1 patrolman, earned a Boy Scouts of America Honor Medal. The National Council of Honor letter from secretary MB Sachett commends his act of risking life to save another, expressing pride from the headquarters and recognizing Helen Smith of Walden and Martha Knapton of this area for their swimming courage.
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Montgomery, Bee. S
Wiliam Dewitt Beever
Montgomery
M.B. Sachett
National Court of Honor
Boy Scouts of America
Apoiner
Beaver
National Corncil
Fifth Avenue Buuning
Lorett
Helen Smith
Walden
Martha Knapton
Wallkill
Major General Pennington Buried With Full Military Honors
Major General J. C. Pennington was buried at West Point after dying in Pennsylvania. The funeral, held Monday, featured a caisson carry, detachment of field artillery, engineers, and field music. Chaplain H Percy Silver led services as taps sounded and a 13-gun salute fired. floral contributions were numerous.
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Highland Falls
J. C. Pennington
Pennsl Mia
West Point
West Shore
Field Artiller
Engineerss
Serrison
Academy
Chaplan H Percy Silver
You re Next Sir Revolving brushes enconied by a hand
A fragmented report describes a device intended for public spaces, featuring revolving brushes and a hand Tanver style mechanism. It mentions an eleven a man’s hat and shoes at the same time, suggesting a display or contraption rather than a clear incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
POWELSON TRIBUTE HONORS A V N POWELSON AT SUPREME COURT
A memorial at the opening of Supreme Court honors A V N Powelson. The speaker recalls Powelson as a friend and advocate devoted to family, education, and the bar, noting his integrity and service over wealth. He left a lasting impression on colleagues and friends.
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Supreme Court No Newbursh
Commutitee Colstuog
Parshall
Port Jefe
Thomas
Anddletenp
Joseph Merrill
Gusben
A. Vf
Seeser
Etc A. Vo NL Powslsyn
Uniserty
Danter
Dai
Cure for facial rash touts Cuticura remedies
An advertisement recounts Mrs W A Camp of New York City healing a long lasting facial rash after using Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cancera ointment. The promotion claims easy prevention of skin and scalp troubles and offers free samples by mail from Cutreura Dept R Boston.
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W. A. Camp
120Th St
New York City
Cutreura
Dept. R. Boston
Frank Moss as Corporation Counsel candidate in New York City
A fragmentary obituary note recalls Frank Moss once a leading Republican reformer and near-Corporation Counsel candidate in New York City. It mentions his death after great personal loss, including the taking of his wife, and the family wish that no mourning be shown.
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Republican “Party
Apieirs Inhely
Kisfan
New York
Cits
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Hanford& Horton Co
SRA
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Wm. D. Beaver
Browning
Falls
A. V. N. Powelson
Hon. A. H. F. Seeger
Moss
Lotham
Frank Moss
Seabursher Teade
Enea
J. Giering
North Street
FORD
Case-Stanton, Inc
Ford Cars
Paris
Middletown, N.Y
Red Cross
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