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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
7
A garbled reproduction shows subscription rates for the Times Press and notices about obituaries and funeral notices. It mentions the printing company, policies on republication, and a discussion of advertisement charges and supervisor opposition to higher bills.
Fragments indicate a marriage license process noted on a 1919 page with references to invalid or delayed forms and cooperation between officials. The readable text mentions Helen and Mrs Besterdas and a public notice style, with unclear details about dates or authorities.
The text outlines a late night chase involving an individual named Kohl and a business figure with scattered references to a trial or pursuit. It mentions hours from 7 p.m. to 2 or 3 a.m. and hints at a court or legal context with partial names and places, but the overall article is heavily garbled.
A fragmentary reminiscence discusses extraordinary ages from Joln Shull of Kestuces to a famed French peasant and Kentucky tale. It cites records of centenarians amid notes on diet, drink, faith, and mental calm as longevity factors.
The report alleges a large private gain from office actions totaling billions, blaming officials for excessive costs and hidden favors. It notes criticism of wasteful contracts and references to public treasury strains linked to private interests and policy changes shaping expenditures.
Officers nominated include President J W Brinkworth Vice President Enza Mabel Landphier Recording Secretary Miss Hattie Miller Financial Secretary and Treasurer O D Frlows Chaplain Edward J Kelly Sentinel George B Slath Visiting speakers included J Browan of Norwich and J de Hunt of New York The event featured organization talks Plumb Play support and community leadership remarks led by A E Boyce as chair with several volunteers assisting Curran's orchestra provided music.
John H. Morgan 43 years, 7 months, 24 days, died Thursday at home in Wallkill after pneumonia. Born in Pennsylvania April 26, 1876, he lived near Middletown all his life and worked for Bindietown Ice Co. Survived by wife, father, sisters, and several children in Hamburg and Unionville. Several siblings also died of pneumonia recently.
The Needle Craft Club met at Mrs Wilden’s home 18 Lincoln Street on Wednesday afternoon and elected officers for the coming year. President Weiss Mahlmann, Vice President NL Miller, Secretary W. Keatelno Trenastrom, and OW Ant. The report notes a box to be chosen by vote.
Members discussed sending a Christmas basket to a sick soldier and another basket for a needy family. Those absent who wish to donate should leave items at Mrs. W. Gract, Dewitt strict, by the 22nd of the month. Refreshments were served and the afternoon was enjoyable. Next meeting is January 7.
Basil King drama The City of Comrades heads Stratton program with Tom Moore in a Goldwyn feature. Also showing the latest weekly program with performances at 7 and 9. Admission 15 cents. Mitchell Lewis stars in Jacques of the Silver North as a standout Select feature. Tomorrow matinee available.
Tonight the Show Shop features The Soul of Broadway a William Fox picture with Va'nske Suraut plus Harold Lloyd comedy Dont Shove and Fox News. Performances at 7 and 9 with admission 15 cents. Tomorrow Richard Harding Davis and Jules Eckert Goodman The Trap adapted for the screen stars Olive Tell with direction by Frank Reicher.
Emily at a family meal finishes waffles and, when offered more, states she would rather have another set of waffles than anything else. The moment highlights her preference for the current dish.
Advertisement urges a two week course of Dr. Carter's K. and B Tea to purge impurities, improve digestion, and ease bilious headaches. Claims bedtime use calms adults and children, easing peevishness and gentle bowel action."}
Mount Carmel Church hosts Holy Hour devotions and Benediction this evening. St. Pauls Church Bullville and Bloomingburg RC Church schedule Mass on Sunday with times listed.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyerhs Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple at home remedy to darken and rejuvenate faded or streaked gray hair. The ad claims the preparation provides natural, even color without obvious signs of dye and requires only occasional applications for a glossy look.
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