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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
5
Promotes Dr King’s Next Life Pills as a mild tonic to restore bowel regularity and relieve sluggish digestion. Claims fast, reliable relief with a balanced action, selling in druggists for 25 cents to a dollar and twenty. Includes general statements about keeping bowels on schedule and improving daily duties.
Ramapo Ore Company seeks a Public Service Commission order to build a railroad siding from Sterling Mountain Railway at Sterling Forest in Warwick to its mine in Tuxedo. The one and a half mile siding would cross the Lakeville Tuxedo highway on Sterling land leased to the ore company. Supreme Court authorization claimed. hearing planned.
A whimsical report notes a person walks three miles yet claims a total journey of 85 255 miles when accounting for imagined planetary movements. The piece blends humor with a playful math premise about distance and perspective.
An advertisement proclaims the Dean's Kidney Pills relieve back ache and urinary disorders. It cites resident J MC Calhoun on Linden Ave in Middletown and Mr Celbom as endorsers. The copy notes regular kidney function and colored, sediment-filled secretions as issues, with testimonials from a user who felt tired and dizzy until using the product. Price is 60 cents, available at Tuthus Pharmacy and other dealers. Dean's Kidney Pills are described as the kidney remedy from Foster Milburn Co. MFars Suffalb NY.
District Attorney Swann said formal requisition for Harry K Thaw will not be made until Pennsylvania's administration changes on January 21. Investigators in Philadelphia had examined Thaw’s sanity and access to the Kirkbride asylum, while Thaw’s supporters push for release, citing his alleged sanity.
Hilton Woodruff of Susquehanna Pa visiting his Circleville parents. Boller family heads to Florida for the winter. Paul Weisshaar returns to Camp Jackson after armistice. will remain months. Ruth Christiana and Edna Weller weekend in Midé dietown. Anna Crane visits Montgomery with mother. Wallace sisters weekend with parents. Donation for pastor planned December 1% meal. James W Bennett resumes Erie station duties after influenza recovery. John Erickson outdoors but not yet mentally recovered. Harry Cox and family from Greerport N J visited Saturday.
The Woman's Missionary Society of North Street Congregational Church will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 3 PM. The session includes a business meeting, followed by an social hour and refreshments.
Secretary for Thrift urges nationwide adoption of thrift to cut waste and save billions. He cites that the nation wastes fuel oil and coal, with potential savings of 1,000,000,000 in fuel oil alone annually and up to 30,000,000 tons of coal through efficient firing and efficiency measures. The talk calls for permanent thrift practices learned from the war effort.
At a conare eational meeting in Graham's U B Church last week the congregation unanimously passed to dissolve relations with the pastor and form a committee to present resolutions to the Presbytery. Dr T H Coshners preached and Christmas events were announced. local updates note transfers, illnesses, and visits.
Washingtonville reports a Thursday and Friday cantata well attended with all participants showing good drill under Rev and Mrs J H Lincoln. Friday night refreshments were provided by the Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church. Several locals share news of visits and moves including Miss Pear Van Inwegen and Mrs W M Leonard leaving for Goshen.
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