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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm to relieve nasal congestion and head colds. It claims the fragrance antiseptic cream soothes swollen mucous membranes, clears air passages, and provides instant relief for stuffed nose and headache. Apply a small amount in the nostrils for quick relief.
Democratic lawmakers in Albany reportedly seek to shelve the direct primary law and revive a state convention for nominating state officers, Court of Appeals, and Supreme Court candidates. The move, long advocated by some Republicans, hinges on Senate defections and party strategy, with a referendum on ratifying the federal prohibition amendment also under consideration.
An old advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as the solution for thin, nervous people, claiming it restores strength, sleep, and appetite, with rapid weight gains. Sold in Middletown by Tuthill & Terhune and other druggists, it warns against use by those not seeking flesh gain.
In New York Justice Tompkins suspends sentences for Rosenstein and Arichiello, pending grand jury appearances on the Bat murder and conspiracy. Rosenstein faces threats cited by witnesses. Arichiello testified to armed killing, with new trials granted. Additional cases include Monroe Fisher facing charges for witnesses’ bribery. The article closes with a humorous aside about Carolyn’s remark at table.
Leather goods offer practical holiday gifts. A flexible leather bound loose leaf memorandum book fits pocket size and suits business friends, with crisp paper leaves that are pleasant to write on. A thoughtful present blending season spirit with usefulness.
Men and women troubled by baldness dandruff or itchy scalp can use Parisian sage in liquid form sold by any good druggist. The preparation promises quick safe hair regrowth and a clean cool scalp after a few days with testimonials from users. If unsatisfied a refund is offered.
Fragmentary OCR text touts olive colored items and vegetable components as liver and bowel aids. Mentions a product selling at 25c per box with vague claims. overall content reads like an old newspaper advertisement fragment.
Albany December 12 Court of Appeals affirms a judgment against Gilbert C Smith in a case for specific performance of a real estate contract. The action, brought against Elijah Osterhout in Orange County, sought the sale of town lot parcels under a map titled Map of Common the Hudson. The court upheld the second division ruling and annulled the contract with $200 costs.
A weary father asks whether support should follow his daughter’s accustomed style or that which her partner has not used, but which she believes he deserves to adopt. The exchange centers on expectations of marital support and dignity.
Paris argues France should receive a share of Germanys merchant fleet to restore normal traffic after wartime seizures. Echo de Paris notes French shipping declines and calls for stern peace terms demanding delivery of sufficient German steamers to restore France to its lawful trading position.
Leading doctors warn about fatigue and lack of energy and promote Phosphated Iron as a remedy. The ad claims it builds blood and nerves, improves sleep, and boosts vitality, urging readers to obtain capsules from E. Mills and leading druggists.
The notice warns that kidney problems cause nervousness dizziness sleeplessness and urinary issues and urges immediate action. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Ol Capsules as a trusted centuries old remedy from Holland, claiming quick relief or refund and advising buyers to insist on the original imported brand in sealed packages.
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