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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
3
An advertisement claims Neutrone Prescription 99 clears rheumatic poisons by purifying the blood. It touts relief from tired aching joints and muscles after weeks of suffering, urging readers to visit local druggists for a dime or dollar size.
A playful exchange from Pittsburgh Telegraph notes a child asking to weave fun between two skyscrapers. The mother questions the wish while the boy imagines sliding balconies and riding an elevator, capturing a light moment in a city paper.
Representative Edmond Platt met Massachusetts Congressman Winslow on the train and accepted an invitation to be the house guest for several days. He will stay with Congressman Winslow and Mrs. Frederics D. Grant at the Montana residence, join later, and work on a Newburgh post office authorization in the current session. Also noted are coal rate complaints from Philip Fogarty & Sons of Providence and the first effective filter installed in 1875, plus grain grades enforcement districts for Orange, Rockland, Putnam and Sullivan counties.
A clipped note mentions Turkish Princess introduces fashion ideas to women, highlighting French influence and charms. Anna May and Zoe Fidwers are referenced in relation to trimming autumn hats, with Whitney air signifying attention for fashionable women.
Fragmented local notices recount two episodes with Tom Bradley branding his influence through a metal knife gifted to a Washington official. The tale follows visits across the Capitol from Newburgh to the district office, plus a note on Dr. E VanDryke Wight’s Excelsiors parade and a funeral procession request.
The Stete Hospital hosted a lively masquerade ball with residents, staff, and visitors enjoying a color filled evening. Attendees wore varied disguises, with Miss Liberty and Miss George Washington among the notable personations, and a large audience filled the dances space until 10 o'clock.
Minard's Liniment, first prescribed by Dr. Minard, offers instant relief for pain from sprains cuts and bruises. It has been trusted for decades as an antiseptic with healing power, recommended for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and backache, urging households to keep it ready for use.
A curious note describes the bimboo tree remaining barren until age thirty, after which it blooms profusely before dying. The fragment emphasizes its delayed flowering and abundant fruiting as a singular lifecycle detail.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the best remedy for hair and scalp trouble, claiming it prevents baldness and grayness. It describes rubbing the product into the scalp before bed, promises lustrous hair, and lists R. C. Tuthill and Tuthill & Terhune as sellers with a satisfaction guarantee.
A 1915 Roctos New Jersey item touts Fruit-a-tives as the sole remedy that cured a long rheumatic suffering. The testimonial from Aisapawe Isate Rochon claims complete recovery after years of pain, with a price list and dealer details. The piece also mentions hospital staff changes and local social notes.
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