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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
3
A local health note urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush stomach and bowels, claim benefits include cleansing toxin buildup and improved digestion. The piece credits an unnamed physician and promotes the inexpensive remedy as tasteless.
Frost damage to fruit and tubers shows variety dependence. Apples suffer when frost is gradual, with some varieties harmed even as they survive refrigeration at deep cold. Potatoes and apples are largely water and susceptible to freezing injury.
An old advertisement touts Begg Mustarine as a non blistering, condensed yellow mustard remedy for chest colds, sore throat, pleurisy, rheumatic pains, neuritis, sprains and general aches. It promises quick relief with a 30 cent box and claims superiority to traditional mustard plasters.
The Public Service Commission directs the United States Railroad Administration and the Ontario and Western to cap P and W type locomotives at 35 miles per hour and adjust schedules to 30 miles per hour under normal conditions. The ruling cites discomfort for engineers at higher speeds and milk train runs reaching 45 to 48 mph, urging revised schedules to avoid hazards and maintain engine health.
Walter Graham born 1845 in Montgomery County, pioneer couple with French roots. Survived by widow, four children Charles J Herbert Lydia and LeRoy and three grandchildren. heart trouble claimed life after months of illness. Also visible is mention of Walter M Cosner and Marg Seely Babcock with family ties, timeline unclear.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Carters K B Tea Great Tonic Laxative claiming it helps adults and children feel better and act as a restorative tonic. TheCopy reads with promotional language typical of historic period ads.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Joseph Davenport in a Twick Kansas area record. The brief item hints at a local matter involving Davenport without detailing dates or outcomes.
vintage ad urges women to use sage tea and sulphur to darken gray hair for a youthful look. claims hair will look younger, cover streaks, and restore appearance at home with no side effects. promotes a simple home remedy.
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