Christmas at Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital
Christmas at the Middletown State Homeopathic Hospital features festive decorations, a Christmas tree with flags, choir carols, and an evening program. Notable guests include Lieut. Edward Masten, Lieut. Horton, and Dr. and Mrs. Woodman. Miss Bethe Woodman recited a poem. Santa Claus visits with staff and patients enjoying meals and performances.
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Middletown
State Homeopathic Hospital
Ube
Carsis
Washington
Irvin
Merrie England
Jerusalem
Poinseirias
Woodmen
Bette
Whensimas Mor
France
Japan
Deteh
McWilluens
McWilliams
Deisseroth
Vollmer
Ogden
Buckhout
Rhea Ashley
di Hortense
Keen
Mr. and
Delphin
Star House
Glaces
Dr. Beach
Peat
Kelly
Santa Claus
Marie Ireland
Brim
Ruth Cropsey
Goshen
New York
Catherine Marybry
The
Metropolis
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Relief for Stomach Troubles
Bad stomachs and business failures blamed on disordered stomachs in this old advertisement. It claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy heals at the seat of the stomach and intestines, restoring energy and vitality. Sold by R C Tuthingna druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Liquor and Drua Cornwall Sanitarium Co Ad
Visiting Dr Ralph Waldo Thompson oversees care at the Cornwall Sanitarium Co established 1892 for liquor drug and nervous diseases. Hundreds have left permanently free of craving over 25 years. New management new home rates and confidential correspondence. Cornwall on Hudson NY telephone Cornwall 13.
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Cornwall Sanitarium CO
Baker-Rose Sanitarium
Ralph Waldo Thompson
Cornwall Sanitarium
Cornwallon-Hudson
Cornwall
Butter with Cheesy Taste Detected in Butter Production
The cheese taste in butter stems from curd decomposition due to sour cream or failure to wash buttermilk from butter after churning. It occurs more with low salt butter. churning earlier, rinsing with cooler water, and repeated churn revolutions can help remove buttermilk and curd. Adding water equal to buttermilk during rinsing aids purification.
Roots Good For Dairy Cattle Feed
Roots are a rich water feed for dairy cows with 87 percent water content requiring large daily amounts to replace grain. Generally 6 to 12 pounds of roots replace three pounds of milk output, and two feeds daily suffice. If roots price high, selling them to buy grain can be profitable. more frequent feeding may boost production if cows clean up twice daily.
Grain mixture for winter cattle feeding plan noted
The article outlines a winter feed formula for cows using 35 pounds ground barley, 35 pounds ground oats, 26 pounds bran, and 10 pounds offal meal, with one pound per cow per three to four pounds of milk. Cattle receive hay and grain twice daily plus excess oats or oats as desired, following milk output. Tom Hickey, Santa Clara University player, enlisted as a sergeant at an army training camp and hopes to earn a commission.
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Tom Hickey
Santa Clara University
Connie Mack
Ron
Bradley Hogg Seals Fifteenth Straight Win For LA Club
Pitcher Bradley Hogg of the Los Angeles club in the Pacific Coast League won his 15th consecutive game, sealing the streak on the season's final day. Times-Press Want Ad Columns.
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Bradley Hogg
Los Angeses
Hungry Hill Brings Hope to Elsdon Workers
In Elsdon a derelict river town area north of Elster known as Hungry Hill housed over a hundred hungry residents in decaying shacks. Matt Waldron, a roguish yet driven figure, persuades selectmen to lease or renovate the old River Novelty plant, unlocking employment and a surplus of coal found on site. The project turns hardship into industry as families gain wages and the town shares in the fortune, culminating in a celebratory reception for Matt and his partner.
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Elster
Elsdon
River Novelty Company
Dt Wes
Hungry Hill
Martha Boyd
Bors
Mate Waldron
Rover
Eidson
Hungry Ann
Matt
Matt Waldron
Waldron
Bord
Mett
Boyd
Western Newspaper Union
Happiness Sustains Health At 106 Says Woman
A 106 year old woman declares she is healthier and happier than ever, asserting that happiness fuels vitality. She argues old age should be the happiest period, with active mind, avoidance of dull routine, and the company of kin and genial minds aiding lifelong zest.
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Grondebliéren
Red Blooded Men Fighters Promotes Phosphicated Iron Capsules
In a dated recruitment style piece, a masculine ideal is promoted as essential for leadership and endurance. The text touts iron and phosphorus rich diets and urges readers to demand iron capsules over tablets. It mentions J. Erkine Mills of Middletown and local druggists selling the product.
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Alesho
Anni
Mr. Bown
Warman
J. Erkine Mills
Middletown
Dreams and Happiness in Times Press Want Columns
A fragment from an old newspaper ad urges readers not to give up dreams and to seek happiness. It promotes the Times-Press want columns as a resource for needs and advertisements, reflecting a period tone and community life.
Optimism and the promise of a brighter tomorrow
The piece extols laying aside today’s cares to revisit yesterday and imagines a nobler tomorrow. It envisions laying plans to move the world closer to heaven, perform deeds for humanity, and achieve fame and fortune through hopeful action.
Salvation Army Aids the Poor at Christmas Cheer
The Salvation Army reports generous support for the needy during Christmas. Donations of food and clothing came from many friends of the ADIVY, with money sent directly to the charity and receipts promised.
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Monichy Iyoep
Christman
Wigeous
Midland Avenue
Wiener Avenue
Nerib Street
Ensign Rainet
Middictusa
Aiente
Muloert
Ube
Uue
Dell Breaa
Urescos
Snesteke Bunery
Yeyno's First Slander at Winniper School
A fifteen year old student at Winniper is asked to fill an information slip. The boy, bright and accurate until a single line labeled barn contains the word yes in neat handwriting, implying a notable but unexplained incident involving his family.
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Yeyno
Lows Yerno
Sonny Traty
Louis
Ideal Lime Treatment Promoted For Respiratory Distress
An ad touts N Ideal Lime Treatment and Eckman’s Alterative as cures for chronic or acute pulmonary and bronchial troubles. It claims relief from coughs and colds without alcohol, with a two sizes option priced at 159 and 59 cents respectively. Local druggists are listed for purchase.
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Srapgists
Ee En
Eee
Eaetohia
Language matters in public writing ethics
A brief note on conduct in speech and publication. It urges avoiding negative remarks about neighbors in their absence and applies the same standard to written communications for publication. The guidance emphasizes courteous, future‑oriented restraint and ethical restraint in exchanges.
Lember Preservative Discovery Boosts Gum Durability
A recent finding shows Lember preservative gum lasts longer when immersed in pure distilled spirits of turpentine and dries more effectively. The usual method involves applying the coating and allowing thorough drying for each item.
Where Happiness Is Found Farm Epigram Echoes
A brief reflection on happiness as a misplaced concept. The piece notes happiness often lies where expected, but not in grand philosophy. It hints at practical joy found through everyday life on the farm and in exchanges.
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Echoes
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Advertises Sore Throat Relief
Sare Throat and Colds are pitched with Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a simple treatment. Gargle for sore throat relieves quickly. chest rub loosens deep cold overnight. proposes relief for sprains, bruises, cuts, earache, toothache, cold sores, and more. Sold by druggists for 30 cents with money back guarantee. Also promotes Wizard Liver Wrnps at 30 cents.
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Hamlin
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