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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
2
The writer describes nights of rain and cold while marching through a war torn region. Civilians are absent as towns lie deserted and houses are destroyed or cratered. Lenares near Paris is noted as perched on a hill with thick walls and cobbled streets.
Victor Albert Rynders of Monticello and Miss Anna Zilpha VanWormer were wed at Bath Methodist Church parsonage on Wednesday evening. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Monticello where Rynders serves as a public school principal. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene VanWormer of Wallace.
Albany dispatch reports a bill to legalize Sunday movies is being prepared for the Legislature. Sydney M. Coban, president of the state organization of motion picture men, says the drive will push for statewide legalization. The organization cites that over 86 percent of legislators intend to vote for the bill if it comes up, based on a questionnaire of state candidates.
A compact note reflects efforts to straighten lines and clear remnants after Santa's visit, focusing on tidying spaces and restoring order. The text hints at a post holiday cleanup, describing small tasks and gestures of tidying, not a major event.
A historic note explains that a window shade, when pulled down and snug against the casement, traps an air pocket that insulates against cold. In very cold countries double windows are common, and shades can substitute by reducing heat loss through the pane. Pin shades if needed to prevent air circulation.
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