Y M C A Head Known Locally in New York Era
John R. Mow, longtime head and international secretary of the Y M C A, is traced from a Mott farm home near Livingston Manor to Cornell and beyond. His rise to global leadership is linked to friendships with presidents and officials, including figures connected to Wilson era diplomacy.
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John R. Mow
Wonderfull Y. M. C. A
International Y. MC. A
Mott
M. C
Far East
Woodrow Wilson
China
Mexican Arbitration On
Red Offke i
Russis
Ailes
Monticello Dines Its Honor Men
Monticello honored 35 young men at a send-off before they volunteer for service in the U S armed forces. Speakers included Supreme Court Justice Hasbrow County Judge George Hi Smith and former District Attorney Geo. L. Cooke. The group left from Monticello railroad station Friday morning with names like Ralph Washington Clarence Landfeld James Heaney Leo Toomer Stewart Goble Ralph Smith Chester Robbin William Robb James Bann Rudy Trowbridge Harold Stecher Ray Hatch Harold Hiv Charles Scott and Floyd Warner.
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Monticello
Honigat
Uncle Sam
Hefere
Supreme Court
Justce Hasbrow
George Hi Smith
Geo. L. Cooke
Boroo
Leo Toomer
Stewart Goble
Ralph. Smith
Chester Robinson
William Robb
James Bann
Rudi Trowbridge
Harold Stecher
Ray Hatch
Harold Hiv
Charles Scott
Floyd Warmer
Commission Awards At Forts Niagara
Among officers receiving commissions at Fort Niagara were Waldron Dumond of Ulster Park named second lieutenant William Gannon of Walton promoted to first lieutenant and Arthur W. North of Welton named second lieutenant.
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Forts Niagara
Waldron Dumond
Ulster Park
Leutenant
William Gannon
Walton
Arthur W. North
Welton
Why Are You Gray Why look older than you feel
Ad promotes Q ban Hair Restor er claiming thousands proved it reverses gray or faded hair. It advertises a ready to use bottle with money back guarantee and lists Tuthill's Pharmacy and general drug stores as sellers. The copy includes misspellings and dubious product claims.
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Tuthill's
Albany Wheat Fed to Cattle
Farmers in Albany county are feeding their wheat to live stock due to market restrictions. Carloads remain unsold as small parcels and higher costs keep wheat out of mills. Harry E. Crouch and Charles J. Herrick confirm widespread small-quantity stock feeding and potential for statewide handling if arrangements are made.
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Albany County
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New York State
Harry E.crouch
Albany County Farm Bureau
Charles J. Herrick
Delmar
Plenty of Company in Wild Oats Parable
A proverb-like note says it takes 30 years to reap what was sown in 30 minutes in the oats field. It states a hundred men often reap what one small fellow sowed. The saying ends with no man sows or mows wild oats alone.
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John R. Mott
Livingston Manor
Kolinsky
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Uncle Sams
Sam
Albany
Ogden
West Main Street
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Ayres & Galloway
North Street
Ladies Home Journal
General Baking Company
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