Humble Charity And Local Club Notes Before Christmas
Christmas Eve charity candle tradition invites Ganders to light a candle in windows to share warmth with the Christ Child while the Monday Art Club reports on its season studying The Art of New York City and the Thimble Charity Club details meetings, readings, and charitable sewing efforts for Thrall Hospital with refreshments and music.
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Wigut
Thimble Guarity Club
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M. A. Beers
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Tompkins
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Local clubs host varied programs and a long-time educator dies
December meetings across a string of clubs feature a Music Club program led by Miss Stills with modern English composers, a Tourist Club slideshow on South America, and Study Club stereopticon views. The Historical Club discussed Colonial Expansion and current events as well as munitions in World War I. Francis Sevenoak of Monticello, longtime Monticello Academy head, dies at 87 in Hoboken after heart dilation.
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South America
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National Geographic Magazine
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Southland
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Miss Wilcox
America
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Owen
Canfield
Francis Sevenoak
Monticello
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Monticello Academy
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Atlas Plant Hires 25 Workers in New Dressing Company
The Atlas For Dressing and Dyeing Company has opened in the old saw factory building and already employs 25 workers, with plans to grow weekly. Company leaders claim the industry will become a major, lasting asset for the city, noting concentration as a key advantage.
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Little George Protests Umbrella On Rainy Morning
A boy named George resists taking an umbrella to school, claiming the item is "too womanish" as rain approaches and he prepares to leave for class.
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George
Envy Turns Worth and Joy Into Pity and Gap
A concise reflection on envy noting that admiring wealth breeds envy, while recognizing that seeing another’s lack of joy should evoke pity. From an Ex change perspective, envy maps one beneath the object of envy, revealing a moral contrast between possession and personal happiness.
Hamptonburgh Grange Elects Masters and Initiates
In Hamptonburgh on December 15 the Grange held its regular meeting. Officers and members were elected for the upcoming year, with six initiated in the Best and Second degrees. A Christmas supper followed, and Santa will attend the December 15 meeting with a gift tree event for all members and families. Also noted is the sale of a 160 acre New Hampton dairy and truck farm to William J. Wilcox of Amity by Archibald Taylor Co. Inc. plus a closing proverb on opinions.
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Dolly W. Boon
Rocnka
Rastee
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J. ¥. Mayo
George Hochafnion
C. B. Coleman
Comtmer Lal
George Rockafellow
Santa Claus
Sells
John J. Larkin
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William J. Wilcox
Amity
Orange County
Archibald Taylor Co., Inc
Local Theatre Speakers Promote Red Cross Tax Drive
Evening talks begin this week at four minute sessions in two theatres to boost memberships for the local Red Cross chapter. Weekday schedules list speakers such as John Bright, Thomas Rogers, TL Townsend, Charles B. Buch, Rev. Dr. G. W. Grinton, W. Scott Kadeker, Harold B. Woodward, Rev. O. B. Neyroz, and Thomas E. Milshman among others with variations by day and venue.
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Red Cross
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John Bright
Thomas Rogers
Stratton
TL Townsend
Show Shep
Charles B. Buch
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C. S. Thompson
Thomas E. Milshman
Saturdi Stratton
Rosslyn M. Cox
Sesston
Harry T. Crist
Tall Tree Becomes Long-Distance Mast in City
A 100 foot tall tree is repurposed as a powerful long-distance wireless relay mast in a Central American city, serving communications needs and showcasing improvised infrastructure.
A Hard Nut to Crack
A cold remedy pitch touts Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar as prompt relief for head and throat congestion. The advertisement urges buyers to purchase at druggists for 25 cents a bottle.
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Hale
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