Danger Lurks in Liquor Health Warning on Counterfeits
A scanned brief warns of deadly counterfeit alcohol substitutes spreading via saloons in Middletown and other cities. It cautions drinkers about tainted whiskey substitutes, adulterated perfumes, and imitation tonics causing poisoning and deaths. Authorities urge restraint and compliance with the law to prevent tragedy.
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Guaben
Newburgh
Thas
Jobn Barorn
Parsons
Middletown
Lekima
Amanteur
Christmas Play at Christ Church Listed Cast
The church marks Christmas with a student performance titled The Luck of Santa Claus. Cast includes Mother Goose characters Jack Frost Wood Nymphs and several named youngsters such as Mario Te Jack Horner Warren Ruel Litt Old Man Thomas Wreut and Marion Wheeler with roles for Titus and Santa Claus overtones.
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Christ Pnitversachat
Tubhle
Santa Chun
Mother Goore
Dhiarbrern Lavdbstnaichy
Jack Frost
Rayme
Wood
Mario—thaelea
Jack Horner
Warren Ruel
Miss Moffer
Tiazel Rathina
Thomas Wreut
Marion Wheeler
Binkea
Pot Cresa
tRichard
Woelham
Eles "Titus
Dapple Gray
Miidread Tarferet
Or Fester
Richard Ruch
Shanory Dumpty
Helen Wood
Clyde Clentennon
Bertha Trandrath
Santa Claus
Rehard Whitieek
Woerkmoen
Fred Harford den Hates
Wiehard Lodarne
Toll Bridges to Be Acquired by Two States
State Engineer Frank M Williams says New York and Pennsylvania act to purchase eleven Delaware River bridges. Commission reports data on ownership private lines with dividends, plans for joint purchase and required funding approval.
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Times-Prean
Albany
Frank Mr. Willams
Theew York Interstate Bridges
Pennsylvania Bridge Commission
New York
Blates
Frank M. Willams
Edward 5. Walsh
Fitphway
Frederick 8. Green
Philadelphia
Wo CL Sproul
Pennsylvania
Pond Eddy
Sullivan County
Pond Eddy Station
Lumberkanad
Tell Collections
Tolia
Areck
Fort Jervis
Pond Faldy
Barryville
Minisink
Narrowsburg
Skinner Falls
Cocherton
Callhoun
Kellanya Fridge
Lordville Lane
Hinncock
FEAL
Tevib
New York State Enginering Department
Whila Whitedo
Pennsylvomnia State Highway Commission
Jola
Mihesien Fogether
Tami
Whited
Port Jarvin
Matamora
IL Vr
Shohela
Mal
Amd
Rackingham
Census Takers Named in Middletown Ward Districts
The census lists ward by ward enumerators and district names including First Ward Mary Vandermark and Miles in Third district Marcella Tan ney Fourth district Howard Hap ford. other districts name Theresa Nutley Jane Sheeran and John Kinney. Questions to all persons include age, literacy, birthplaces, immigration, naturalization, and home ownership details.
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Middletown
Fleet Diatrict
Mary C. Vandermark
Segend
Miles EL In
Marcella Tanney
Howard
Bork Jervin
George J. Poran
Gartrude le Ryan
Welen KO Clancy
Uord
Purgel
Anna AM. Chines
Mra Fileabeth
T. Olwen
Mary
Reekover
Cheater HL
Patudi
Jesse c L Miller
Deerpara
Daniel
Anna A. Welchmann
Mets
John Bo Diutan
Ile
Henry FP Kedley
Uerbert
Washlogton
Lo Hall Ant Alles
Mount Hope
Helle Lock
Wallkill
Charles Green
Mra A Mennee
Jane Tiest
Wawasay
Ben Ashe
United States
Goshen Notices On Annual Meeting And Local Happenings
Goshen December 2 1920 annual meeting of Goshen Field Inc at Town Hall Webster Avenue Goshen January 2 1920 8 pm for director election and business plans urged attendance. Also notes on church program cutting ice weather and new knife factory business in Miller Cart building, Deputy Sheriff returning, birth of twins on Spring Street, and Norma Talmadge show schedule.
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Goshen
Imsani
Goshen Field, Inc
Hallan Webster Avenue
Census questions for farm occupants reveal rural data needs
The document lists agricultural census questions on farm ownership, tenancy, acreage, mortgage status, equipment value, and production, aiming to gauge farm conditions. It notes government interest in health welfare and progress of persons under protection and mentions the U S Department of Agriculture assisting the Census Bureau.
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United States Department of Agric
Sere
Huresu
Washington, DG
Milk Market Slippage and Price Talks in 1919
The report notes a drop in New York milk market activity in November 1919 with 3 924 cans of milk and 64 765 cans of cream and unsweetened condensed milk traded. Officials cite efforts to boycott purchases by housewives and industry groups pressing growers to raise prices. A new pricing plan ties increases to a per tenth of a cent rise, with December price set at 288 dollars per hundredweight.
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Prem
New York
Novembber
Teohus
Pontuia
Jewels of the Night in Ancient Astronomy
The Boston Post notes ancient astronomers linked celestial bodies to gems. Mars as sapphire, Jupiter as diamond, Saturn as emerald, Venus as amethyst, Mercury as gold, and the moon as pearl in their jeweled city of the heavens.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Boston Post
Origin of The Fourth Estate in Berke's British Statecraft
The source discusses how Berke the British statesman shaped or assigned the label the fourth estate. It notes the political context and the role of the press in governance, highlighting the term’s emergence in relation to social hierarchy and public oversight.
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Berke
Mercury Registers Six Above Zero In Middletown Morning
Temperatures rose to six degrees above zero in Middletown this morning with a milder start noted. In nearby districts in Sullivan and Ulster counties thermometers showed two degrees below zero as a contrast to the lighter regional chill.
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Teo
Seral
Middletown
Otlying
State Hall
Zere
Goahea
Sullivan
Ulster
Charity Dance At Armory Set By Elks
The Charity Dance at the Armory Tuesday evening, hosted by the Elks Company I, promises a fine affair. Sterling's ten piece orchestra will provide music and Hasbrouck will supervise supper. Many buyers attend for charity, not just dancing, as Elks support ongoing good works.
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Armory
Elss
Company I Ids
Sterling
Hasbrouck
The
Elks
Town Visitor Notes and Holiday Gatherings In Kingston
Social notes from Kingston recount visits of Miss Berniece Millar, Miss Olive Donald, Miss Christine Iseman, Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Mrs. A. H. Stearns, Mrs. Henri Daumas, and others. It records relatives and friends from Yonkers, Aiken, Middletown, Newark, Long Island, and Fort Jarvis visiting town or traveling, with several plans to reunite in the winter or return home. Local residents plus a few out-of-town guests are mentioned with brief movements and family ties.
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Christine Iseman
Aiken
S. Ic
John E. T Iseman
Iseman
J. M. Johnson
S. W. Dill
New York
A. H. Stearns
Middletown
Henri Daumas
Lyons
France
Charles Mattice
Fort Jarvis
Birs
Lena Klohs
Long Island
Ben Eatt
Polly Kelly
Newark
K. 3
H. H. Hrianchard
Courtland Street
Leatherwear Company Plans Safer Crossings at New Factory
The Leatherwear Company of America seeks safer Washington Street crossings near its new Go W tracks adjacent plant. President Herman Blum says Mayor and Public Works Chief should meet with Erie and C. and W. officials and Public Service Commission to improve conditions. The Linden Hall plant is expanding to a 60 by 320 foot one story brick concrete steel building. first bar due Jan 15 and operations expected by February 15 employing 100 to 125 workers.
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Go.& W
Washington Street
Leatherwear Company of America
Mayer
Commissioner of Public Works
Herman Blum
Leatherwear
Blum
Erle
Public Service
Mr. Higginson Company
Linden Hall
Public Lands Bill Passes House Aids Veterans
George E. Bradnack reports Congressman Baker says the California public lands bill releasing 54000 acres to veterans has passed the House and is favorably reported to the Senate. The lands, once underwater, were part of reclamation and a bird reserve and will boost settlement, roads, schools, and business. The Soldiers' Settlement Act also advances, with veterans promised homes under government supervision.
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George E. Bradnack
Congressman Baker
California
House
Senate
Gradnack
U. S
Obituary notes for several residents in Port Jervis area
Obituary notices report Mrs Abigail J Babcock of Mount Hope and nearby communities, with Methodist Church ties at Pinemans Pa and several surviving relatives. In Port Jervis, Edward Maroney conductor died of pneumonia at 38, born in Cochecton Centre Sullivan County April 24 1886, son of John Maroney and Eton McDermott Maroney. He had lived in Port Jervis since age 21.
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Abigail J. Babcock
Aiuanl
Babcock
Caster
St Hope
Io Tiepe
Bank Hveal
Layton
Manresa
James Ashman
le Lewis
Snet
Methodist
Pinemans
Bre
Ae Simmbedl
Ghi
Charles Gallach Franklin Shauger
Frniin
Furnace
Galagher
Mount Hope
Lancaster
M. Gallagher
Detroit
Panirl Lancaster
Juhi McGrath
Roigwood
X. J
Thomas Fur- Tan
Kyte River
Susie Hyan
New Milford
Sutving
Dee
Port Jervis
Erie
Edward Maroney
Pneumontia
Cochecton Centre
Sullivan County
John Maroney
Eton McDermott Maroney
Port Jervia
Mechanics' A C Not Eligible to the Indoor League
The Christmas day game where Mechanics' A C defeated McQuoid Engine Co. is annulled after a Board of Managers ruling at the State Armory. Mechanics' A C is not eligible as a fraternal or military organization but Wallkill Council 92 Junior Order of American Mechanics is invited to join the league. The next league game airs at 2 pm New Year’s Day between Monhagens and Elis. Ted Harman shows Nellie Bly ball to perfection as Bert Shorter and Monhagens’ Bill Adelman partake in pitching for the firemanic brethren.
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Mechanics
A. C
McQuoid Engine Company
Board of Managers
State Armory
Wallkit! Council 92
Order of American Mechanics
League
C. C. Chappell
C. F. Radzinsky
Company 1
W. Harry Gass
Elisa. L. Howell
The
Ernest Hallock
Wallkil Eogle Company
Thomas F. Mahon
McQueids
C. A. Keeler
Monhagens
Restrict Exports of Milk Debate Moves in Legislature
A legislative committee urges sweeping milk controls to curb high prices. It calls for a State dairy board with power to fix prices, register all milk facilities, and regulate city delivery zones, with penalties for violations. The report argues milk is vital and wartime shortage justifies action.
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New York
New York City
Dominion of Canada
Congress
Ny Committee
United States
Trainman and Conductor Expires. Funeral Planned
The deceased, employed by the Erle Railroad as a trainman and conductor, leaves a father in Cochecton Centre and two sisters in Brooklyn and Cochecton Centre. The body was taken to Cochecton Centre for funeral service and interment this afternoon.
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Erle Railroad
Cochecton Centre
Ida Webber
Brooklyn
Nellie Maroney
Cocheston Centre
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