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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
9
Officials failed to contain a dispute as players from Mechansce and other clubs clashed after a contentious first game. Tempers flared, benches cleared, and spectators watched as police and league staff intervened amid accusations and disrupted play.
Vice President of the National Coal Association argues that a market driven by costs and production, not price controls, ensures affordable coal. He cites Garfield’s figures from 1815 showing margins and contends high grade coal affects overall profitability, urging increased production to meet demand.
A. B. Benjamin, famed organizer of the stars of America into three billiard tours this season, has brought order to the sport and earned recognition as a top sportsman and globe trotter. His efforts as organizer and matchmaker are highlighted in recent years.
The Araucanines of Chills use a cob shell as a barometer. In dry air it remains white, but as the rate nears red spots appear, and when excessive moisture is present the shell turns red all over.
A fragmented note describes a method to keep a pedal dry by applying a Drinket over a tap and letting it dry before use. The text is unclear and contains missing phrases but centers on moisture prevention for a device or pedal.
A boy recalls playing war with neighbors and a father asking if he feared harm, replying he was one of the knockers. The piece notes a London government car sale praised as a rattling good one and mentions a trained ageipel in the transport scene. Truly English humor contrasts with others.
A near capacity crowd of 1,990 watched the Veterans defeat the Dest Mute Lexington Invincible team of New York 43 to 38 at the State Armory. The Vets led 25 to 16 at halftime, despite a second half rally that brought the Mutes within five points.
Illinois leaders and district attorneys hear Attorney General Palmer advocate cost of living relief. He promotes organizing fair price committees via a state commissioner and county DAs, encouraging conservation, economy, and measures to ease industrial warfare. He attributes high prices to wartime conditions, not profiteering.
The article notes nearly fifty wine types known to ancient Romans including several used for medicine. It highlights Falernian as a home wine similar to Madeira and explains it was not commonly used until it aged about ten years.
Paris police barred dancing after midnight but Clarence M. Glover, once an ambulance driver with the AEF, opened a dancing pavilion just outside the city at Neuilly. Dancing lasts from midnight to morning with jazz music prevailing.
Monhagens indoor baseball team will rehearse tonight starting at o clock. Management urges full attendance from all members.
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