Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Lasting Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a real remedy for rheumatism, gout, and neuralgia. It claims to purify the blood and aid nature's defenses, offering lasting relief rather than temporary results. Available in 50¢ and 1.00 bottles from J. Erskine Mills and Scott Pharma with druggists nationwide.
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J. Erskine Mills
Middletown
X. Y
Scott Pharma
Goshen
Memorial Presbyterian Church Notes and Schedules
Memorial Presbyterian reports strong attendance for both services. Rev. Dr. Wight delivered the annual sermon to Excelsior Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1. Various church groups announce meetings this week including training class, advisory committee, prayer meeting, Christmas decor, and Bay Scouts activities. Christmas services run from next Sunday through Dec 31 with special programs and preparations noted.
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Bay Scouts
P. S.C. EL
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hunter
Hunter
Grinton
Unite Epworth League
John Bunyan
North Street Congregational
Charles W. Shelton
ofNew
York
Shelton
North Street
Judge Bartlett Honored at Retirement Dinner in New York
Chief Judge Willard Bartlett of the Court of Appeals was guest of honor at a Delacontee’s dinner hosted by New York Supreme Court Justices on his retirement. Elected Chief Judge in 1913 after eight years as an Associate Judge, Bartlett had practiced law with Elihu Root post-Columbia Law School, then served as Supreme Court Judge in Brooklyn before moving to the Court of Appeals. Speeches lauded his judicial career, noting his past presidencies and the notable Guire murder case he oversaw.
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New York
Willard Bartlett
Court of Appeals
Delacontee’s
Supreme Court
Bartlett
The
Cour of Appeals
Columbia Law School
Elihu Root
Sse
Brookyn
Barnests
Whitman and Wadsworth on need of compulsory service
Washington debates compulsory military service as Senator Wadsworth and Governor Whitman urge universal training. They argue National Guard failures show volunteer limits, praise compulsory six months to build shared sacrifice, and discuss school military instruction and broader social benefits.
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Whitman and
Wadsworth
Washington
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
New York
Whitman
Schenl
Plattsburg
Erie Engines Run For Arlington Company Power Swap
On December 18 an ErieRail pair of locomotives were moved to Arlington Company plant in New Jersey after short power. Two old engines belched smoke but did not move, yet pipes from each crane connected to the plant steam main powering production. The Arlington subsidiary of Du Pont makes a Sunstance resembling celluloid and sought borrowed motive power to relieve a shortage.
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New York Road
Arlington
N. J
Greenwood Lake Division
Erie
Arlington Company
du Pont Company
Arlington Compane
Bridge Repairs Raise Costs for Oliver Street Bridge
Commissioner Korschen said estimates for the Oliver street bridge repairs run high due to steel prices, with a rough figure near 600 dollars. After completion, the bill payment may be settled by the COLTS, per a Times-Press ad column notice.
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Korschen
Oliver Street
Queens of Avalon Attend Banquet at Arthurian Knights
At a Friday banquet of the Knights of King Arthur, the Queens of Avalon were guests. Toastmaster Augustus Maier, performers Barbara Radzinsky and Clinton Roosa and church and Sunday school speakers participated. Newly appointed officers include Hing-Ffrank Ladlam Seneschal Reuben Ladlam and others. The two societies total 40 members. The ritual is said to be beautiful and instructive, drawing on Tennyson Idylls of the King.
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Knights of King Arthur
Queens of Avalon
Augustus Maier
Barbara Radzinsky
Clinton Roosa
Richard Back
Atlan Ballman
Alice Reeves Buignette
Myrta Gibbs
Hing—Ffrank Ladlam
Reuben Ladlam
Chantelior
Exchequer
Albert Schuler
Alwyr N. Robberison
Foe—Holk Buck
Allen Ballman
Tennyson
Thomas F Byrnes Dies in New York
New York December 18 Thomas F Byrnes Democratic leader of the Eleventh Assembly district in Brooklyn and Undersheriff of Kings County died Saturday morning at home on Sterling Place of heart disease. Born in Brooklyn in 1860 he served in the Assembly from 1880 to 1882 and later held posts as collector of revenue and chairman of the State Tax Commission. He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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New York
Thomas ¥. Bsirnes
Brooklyn
Kings County
Mr. Byrnes
Assembly
Thomas R. Farrell
Grout
Dix
State Tax Commission
Glynn
Dick Benton Not Dead in Prison Hoax Debunked
Liberty reports a death hoax involving C Richard Benton of Liberty, convicted of wife murder, with John S Trombly Warden at Clinton prison confirming Benton is alive, in good health and working, no confession.
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Dick Benton
Liberty
C. Richard Beton
Liberty Hesister
John S. Trombly
Clinton
Benton
Hesgister
Cymil R Benton
New Lights Shine Saturday Night on North Street
The Haburg system from Franklin Square to the river was activated greatly altering the street’s appearance. Three arches on Ve reer were installed then planned for removal, aiming to free the street from poles.
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Haburg
North Street
Franklin Square
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H. F. Hensley
the Times-Press
Memorial Presbyterian
E. van Dyke Wight
Home Missionary Society
Stelcard
Mrr
Jeter
Lee
Mass
Friendly
Steed
Martha Washington Club
Church of the Living God
Prodestin
Sunday School
Huyler
Ogden’s Pharmacy
West Main Street
Temes-Press
Office
Judge Bartlett
Judie Bartett
Idieroxa
reGuire
Uisit
United States
Knights of Arthur
Thomas F. Byrnes
Bell-Ans
Puilie
Pail Mail Gazette
M. Singer
Depot Street
Westinghouse
Orange County Lighting Co
South Street
Merchants National Bank
Fetiana
Middletown, N. Y
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