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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
5
The item lists historical name changes and dates for a Middletown paper lineage from 2951 to 1506 with several garbled forms. It notes shifts from Whig Press to Tre Weekly Prees and adjustments to Middletown Daily Times across unknown years and places.
A report outlines two main paths to improve fitness for all ages. One plan creates health centers combining medical and public health services across the state. The other emphasizes outreach, testing, and standardized programs to raise overall wellness and reduce disease.
Governor FO Lowden of Pinais enters the race for the national Republican ticket amid strong support from party figures. The announcement signals a bold bid to shape the GOP platform and appeal to voters across states.
A jumble of household chatter discusses who begins chores and when to wash dishes. References to parents, children, and daily routines surface amid a broader snapshot of domestic labor and family dynamics.
A Cornwall man joins a coal mining firm with duties tied to regional industry, employment, and potential state oversight. The report notes affiliations, duties, and local economic impact within the county.
A brief population note outlines shifts in Bavaria with a focus on urban growth and demographic trends. It also records a birth announcement for a daughter named Esake Manley, born December 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ruekowester in New Collibut.
A profile outlines the ascent of Charles Winchester from a Middletown youth to a leading figure in Albany’s paper and printing trade. It traces his early years, rise through the Look Company and Lyon plant, and eventual roles as general manager, vice president of the Albany Chamber of Commerce, and prominent local civic leader with ties to the Ben Franklin Club, Rotary, Wolfer’s Roost, and the Albany Club.
A child writes to Santa asking for a doll with hair, slippers for a sister, a bicycle, ribbons, and simple household items. The note mentions a previous address in Unionport, New York, and requests delivery of gifts for Christmas in a casual, misspelled tone.
A collection of handwritten requests from children in Middletown dated December 1919 asks Santa for dolls, shoes, toys, dresses, candies, nuts, a money bank, a drum, a sled, boots, and fruit. Names include ANNA MORRIS, AXLARY BARBERIO, LOREIS HAYES VAN WINELE, LOTHY WARDEN, WALTER E WARDEN, CLARA FE CROSS, with mentions of school and kindness to crippled soldiers.
LeRoy mer Wardroom Steward United States Navy home at 16 Hoffman Street recently returned from the Orkney Islands. He served with 36 mine sweepers and 24 sun chasers aboard the fleet, praising the crew and officers for clearing the field. Traveling teachers bring education to isolated Maine coastal districts during brief postings.
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