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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1919
Page
7
Arrow Five edged to a 13 to 12 victory in a tense matchup. Key players included forward Kaard Leona Vive Cullinan and captain Vermhil guiding the offense and defense in a compact game.
Fragmentary note mentions Federman and Paley with references to Holden and a GES UEO event. Readable elements suggest a report on individuals and a court or personal matter. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Middletown High School football team champions of Grange esunts will dine as guests of the Chamber of Commerce at the new community building. Coaches Southwell and Downing, faculty members, and Chamber representatives will attend and the Chamber may speak. First Rapid Fire Gun. Gatling patented the rapid fire gun in 1862 November 4, but Civil War era weapon use was limited by conservative dependence on muzzle loaders.
Local page reveals a skating event where champions compete in a challenging course through steep streets. The feature highlights top skaters and mentions radio coverage and organizers promoting the icy contest.
A local bowling league meeting is planned for next week. Officials report a weekly prize of four dollars awarded to top performers and a total prize pool around thirty four hundred fifty dollars.
The Sunday School Athletics League meeting has been postponed and will be rescheduled. Advertisers and readers are advised to watch the Times Press for the new date and details as the Hanna competitor in this section.
The Mechanics team elected Arthur Howell as manager and Charles C Ogden as acting captain for their opening game on Christmas afternoon with the Me Junior Order of American Wuopis. They begin practicing immediately and have secured a strong line-up for the One city Indoor ball league season.
The Knibbs Tuthill union was celebrated December 6 at the First Baptist Church with Rev Forest Hunter officiating. Witnesses were Arthur Strait and Mrs. Forest Hunter. After a brief wedding trip, the couple will reside in Slate Hall. Ruth Morse and Dew Chings wed at Pine Bush with Rev. Morrison officiating. The Brunswick couple will live in Pine Bush.
An ad copy offers services as a literary writer for all subjects including obituary and commemorative writing. It invites public engagement and mentions a Baeston Transcript branding. The terse notice presents a broad, ceremonial scope for writing memorial pieces.
John Turner conducts a record breaking plunge to the ocean bottom for a deep sea exploration project. The feat showcases a new heavy diving apparatus viewed as a breakthrough in underwater equipment and embodies a legendary endurance claim.
Bird lovers now permanent Florida residents recall the mocking bird's varied song compensating for missing northern songsters. The mocking bird fills the robin’s place in the south, echoing cherished tunes from orchards and hills of earlier years.
A compact moral note argues sincerity over counterfeit display. It asserts the best way to appear as one wishes is to actually be that which one aims to seem, critiquing dissembling as a pretentious shortcut to virtue. The author emphasizes authentic character over false appearances.
Opals stand apart among gems for their color not from elements but from internal structure with tiny cracks reflecting light. Amethyst is a water-rich variety of quartz containing 5 to 13 percent water.
A newly unearthed papyrus in Egypt displays a strong bias against women. It attributes historical woes to female conduct and warns wealth aids wickedness, with a final line fragment echoing the same tone as the rest. A Times-Press classified ad notes the discovery.
Describes wooden and straw cottages in Russian peasant villages and notes statistics showing one fifth of cottages burn each year. Claims each house would burn within five years, deeming the figures reliable though surprising.
A reflective line from Phyllins Branks on work helping others learning sympathy through suffering faith by perplexity and truth through wonder to prosper and live. The quote emphasizes resilience, learning, and finding meaning through challenge.
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