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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
5
A rural Times Press page lists obituaries and assorted notices with advertising rates. It notes subscription costs and payment terms and reminds readers to report fraudulent ads to the advertising department.
A chaotic 1919 report describes a heavy snowstorm and disrupted daily life. The piece mentions Primo, Mantle, and Workers, with references to cinema, meals, and a failed plan amid the weather. The storm's impact stretches to late December, affecting travel and routine activities.
A garbled preview discusses gender and intellect with references to public figures and a Kansas university professor. It contrasts round faced women with assertive men, noting perceived traits and social expectations in a dated scholarly context.
A late Sunday death ends the life of Bishop Camphor at his home in South Orange. The obituary notes his role in the Centenary Movement and leadership of the Methabet Cherch, with references to his wife and long service in the church.
Jap bankers plan to issue a new loan as part of measures to curb inflation. The move follows efforts to stabilize the currency and support credit conditions amid rising prices.
A quirky column discusses a bowl of soup as a source of music and harmony with playful verse and cartoon captions. It references audience reactions and a proprietor’s breakfast anecdote, mingling whimsy about tunes in food with light satire.
Howells hosts a December ceremony for the sixth anniversary of Library Hall with unveiling of two tablets honoring local soldiers. The Hewella Improvement Corporation plans the event at the village corner, with invitations and refreshments provided, no charge. Funds are being sought.
A report from Washington covers Hawaii’s prosperity with farm and port data. It notes $83,542,048 in exports against $1 million in imports, mentions enforcement of the Prohibition Act, and lists 79 corporations affected by new regulations while noting stills and banks’ roles in the economy.
Announcement Friday disclosed completion of plans for the Howe and Farm Inmates project in Sullivan County New York. The effort aims to address mental disease with donations totaling 24000 and a subscription drive. a hospital site at Riverhead was mentioned with a future opening slated for the coming month. The Tremakes incipient cases plan and a Mayflower Guild canvass were noted as accompanying actions.
City administration argues tax rise stems from state funds shift to county and higher property valuations. A Middletown table shows equalized values and town shares, noting 187 percent higher burden without valuation increases. Critics call the 1926 budget an attempt to mislead taxpayers about street and park costs.
An incident near a New York area street involved a driver charged with a crime. Arthur Lye, held on a $91 bail, faces a charge connected to an accident as witnesses describe the event at the scene.
A fragment notes a bookkeeper employed at Delmonico's in the financial district, a venue that closed several years ago. The incomplete text provides no further details on dates or persons involved.
State Engineer Williams warns funding is needed to finish barge canal terminals at Kingston Poughkeepsie Newburgh and Yonkers to reach full capacity. Sale notice notes property at 261 East Main Street to Jacob Herras Jr with intent to hire improvements and operate the store.
Albany attorney Henry F Crawford and his wife recently figured in a Reno divorce case disturbance. Crawford left Reno with their two year old son Bithe for Albany after forfeiting a 90 cash bond. The police report custody was settled and Crawford did not oppose his wife’s divorce suit.
Police confirm information that Crawford has provided funds for his divorce case and for his wife Wirs. It is noted that Wirs plans to stay in Reno until the suit concludes, then likely return to Los Angeles with friends from whom Crawford separated.
An advertisement touts Vinci Cod Liver and Iron Tonic as the best body and nerve strength enhancer. It cites a testimonial from Abs. Charles West in Union Hill New Jersey about recovering from a nervous breakdown and stomach trouble after using the tonic, with a money back guarantee.
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