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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
7
A garbled excerpt depicts concerns over wigs and elderly appearance among barberians, with observers noting shock at wild men choosing hairdos. The text hints at social reactions to grooming and era style but remains fragmentary and uncertain.
The notice warns influenza remains a winter risk and urges continued nose and throat hygiene. It recommends inhaling smoke from Smoke Tobaccoless cigarettes as a simple air disinfectant and notes the product is sold by Manyon's Laboratories in Philadelphia for 20 cents a box with a care chart available.
An old advertisement touts Mustarine-it as the quickest pain killer, ending chest cold and sore throat overnight and easing neuralgia rheumatic pains and swollen joints. It promotes Beer's Mustarine in a yellow box and claims stronger effects than older mustard plasters.
Historie Signain notes updating naval history to Morse code the famous St George for England from Zeebrugge. It cites Japanese ally interest and Togo who admired Nelson and used a Trafalgar variant at sea against Russia. The report quotes, I ran up this signal for all the ships in sight. The fate of the empire depends upon this event.
Wounded men taken from hospital ships in New York on Wednesday told newspaper men that the 27th Division appears to be heading home. Details on timing and destinations were not disclosed. The soldiers spoke as they were admitted to hospitals after battles overseas.
Letters from the 27th Division recount vivid combat at Kemmel Hill and the push across the Hindenburg line. Backed by Orange County and New York state men, they drove to victory before armistice, with a barrage described as boiling earth in Fritz’s direction. Commanding officers listed include Major General John F. O’Ryan and staff.
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