Musical and Reading at Denton Presbyterian Church
On June 6 a fine literary and musical program will be given at the Denton Presbyterian Church by Mrs. William H. Seward reader Miss Helen Augusta Cowler pianist and Miss Marion Henderson soprano. A silver offering will be taken for the Sunday school and all are invited to attend.
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Denton
Ambition Pills advertised to restore vigor and nerves
The ad touts Wendell's Ambition Pills as boosting vigor and vitality for nervous complaints caused by alcohol, tobacco, or overwork. It promises a 50 cent price, a refund offer by Tuthill & Terhune if dissatisfied, and claims effectiveness for nervous prostration hysteria and neuralgia with wide dealer availability.
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Wendell
Aurore
Tuthill & Terhune
Turhill & Terhene’s
Mount Hope News and Picnic Plans Highlight Town Life
Mount Hope notes a Cornwall visitor Miss Lillian Fieming staying with Miss Elizabeth Murray. The Mount Hope School invites the Sunday school to a June 9 picnic at Rebee's Woods. Local updates include injuries from a wagon accident to Helen Ackerly, and social visits among families including the Buckridgers and Serloh. An auto trip by Ridgebury Slate Hill and South Centerville youths to Delaware Water Gap and Bushkill Falls occurred on Memorial Day with 40 attendees.
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Mount Hope
Lillian Fieming
Cornwall
Elizabeth Murray
Rebee’s Woods
Jay Smith
Crystal Rue
Helen Ackerly
Joseph Buckridge
Jersey City
Bele Wells
Aiz
Edward Asittendorf
Rock Tavern
John Ser- Lol
Ruttendorf
Robert Keicheam
Space
Paterson
Howell
J. E. Campbell
Johnson
Wiggins
Ouisvile
Ridgebury
Slate Hill
South Cextreville
Delaware Water Gap
Bushkill Falls
Westtown man hurt by fall in Baird barn
Westtown June 1 Rev and Mrs Line visiting in New Jersey. George Dallas Clark injured after falling through a hay loft at Floyd Baird farm, landing on head and shoulders. He received aid and is bedridden under a physician. Red Cross meeting moved to Tuesday with 66 members. Various local visits and notices from Paterson, New Jersey, and Albany hospital plans for Mildred Hunton. Advertisement for battery service at Winter’s Garage Unionville.
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Westtown
F. M. Line
Jesse M. Hodge
Kearney
N. J
George Dallas Clark
Floyd Baird
Red Cross Society
Wlock
Charles Jackson
Paterson
X. J
John Nueyes
Jackson
Runyon
Alms Starkey
New York City
Charles Aldrich
Aldrich
William Siedler
D. B. Hardenterth
Middletown
C. E. Saver
Saver
Aliss Mildred Hunton
John M. Hunton
Albany
May Be Cure for Infantile Paralysis Serum From Horses
New York June 1 Wheat Health Commissioner Emerson calls a promising development in the search for a cure for infantile paralysis described in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Experiments with a horse serum show positive neutralization in monkeys and suggest potential human use when human serum is unavailable. The researchers caution no conclusions and report full details to be studied further.
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New York
Emerson
Journal of the American Medical Association
M. Neustaedter
E. J. Banzahl
Monkers
Health Department
Neustaedter
Rockefeller Institute
Neustaedters
Craigville Church to Open Summer Services Sunday
Craigville residents are invited to attend the opening church service of the season on Sunday afternoon at 2 45 conducted by Rev F W Walsh of Blooming Grove. The Sunday program aims to continue weekly services throughout the summer despite past interruptions from infantile paralysis and hopes for a good attendance.
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Craigville
Craigvile Church
F. W. Walsh
Blooming Grove
Flag Raising By Otisville Folk
Otisville June 1 A memorial day program followed by a flag raising at the school house. The Epworth League to elect officers and a social to follow at the parsonage. Mrs E niedrig and daughter Marton visited. funeral attendance in Port Jervis. Ladies' Aid to stage Ye Old Time Reg Social June 7 at Lyceum Halls. Master Kenneth Fowler stayed with grandparents in Middletown.
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Otisville
Wileness
Ousville
Port Jervis
Epworth J League
Eiwouu Runler
Marton
Witham A. Tinney
Ijatamoras
Orpha Cartright
H Mitchell
Henry Weitman
Ida Carter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lyceum
Kenneth Fowler
Middletown
Maple Dale community notes June events and visits
Maple Dale items list June gatherings and visits. Dr Shipley returns to Brooklyn while Mrs Shipley plans to stay with Mapes family. Embroidery Club meets Miss Mary Helms. Port Jervis Memorial Day trip by several locals. Mt Hope Presbyterian Church schedules service and Sunday School. Invitations to a Hillside Farm masquerade hosted by Mrs Daly. Others include Thimble Club hosting, Agnes Clarke returning from Meath Hill with Adelaide Loughran, and move of Elizabeth Fitzgerald and son Albert to Middletown.
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Maple Dale
Agnes R. Daly
David Daly
Lydia Hull
Ernest Schringer
Richard Daly
Port Jervis
Mt. Hope Presbyterian Church
Suncar
Mr Cloyd
James Helms
Isaac T. Earl
Goshen
Allendale
N. J
Hillside Farm
Bebe Wells
Thimble Club
Agnes Clarke
Meath Hill
Adelaide Loughran
Brooklyn
Clarke
Brookl
Washington, D.C
Cuba
South
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Soy
Albert
Middletown
Local notices from South Centreville and visitors
May 31 reports Marion Carr confined by bronchitis and visits from Mrs. M Verney and son of Port Jervis. Mrs. Herbert Riley seriously ill under Dr Dawler care. Claribel Vandervoort visiting relatives. dances and events noted. Spanish War veteran Mothersell funeral in Albany with Mgr Mothersell and church services. Knights of Pythias Lancelot Lodge to meet at Castle Wall tonight.
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South Centreville
Marion Carr
Herbert Rlley
Dawler
Westtown
Claribel Vandervoort
Slate
Ihin
W. Cooles
Robbins’ Hall
Alec Spears
Presbyterian Church
Middletown
Everett
Albany
William J. Mothersell
Watertown
Kent Street
Church of the Siessed Sacrament
William F. O'Connor
Mgr. Mothersell
Knights OF
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertise for Stomach Ailments
Bad Stomachsss The Penalty warns stomach sufferers of dangers from gall stones ulcers and other disorders. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is claimed to quickly overcome stomach liver and intestinal troubles and has restored millions. One dose should prove effective, with R C Tuthulan druggists selling it.
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Mayr
R. C. Tuthulan
Changes In Excise Law To Be Fewer Cafes In Orange County
New excise law changes will reduce licensed liquor places in several towns and cities in Orange County from October. The Brown bill cuts permits in many towns, lowers licenses in Newburgh Middletown Port Jervis and Warwick areas, raises fees by population brackets, adds volume tax, and bans collateral certificates. It also prohibits sales to recent drunkards and shipments to dry regions, with a goal to raise tax yield while concentrating licenses.
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Orange County
Grove
Chester i
Deerpark
Goshen
Rampton
Burgh
Highlands
Newburgh
New Windsor
Warwick
Woodburyee
Monrow
Mount Hope
Senate
Committee On Taxation
Elon R. Brown
Newton
Sheriffs Sale of Summer Home on Fair Oaks
Former Sheriff W. H. Wright of Union county New Jersey sold his summer home near Fair Oaks through W. A. Vail to William A. Noble of Mount Hope. Noble to take possession immediately. Boake Watch the Times-Press Wanted Solumns.
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Sherif W. H. Wright
Union County
N. J
Fair Oaks
W. A. Vail
William A. Noble
Mount Hope
Noble
Red Cross Aids Illinois Tornado Victims In Mattoon And Charleston
Red Cross under J J Connors and the Fourth Regiment of the National Guard aids Mattoon and Charleston hit hard by a tornado. Damage estimated at 2 000 000 in Mattoon and 1 000 600 in Charleston. Citizens pledge 100 000 with 200 000 more anticipated while freight cars and cars deliver food and hospital supplies. Schools house makeshift hospitals and food stands operate as relief scales up. Middletown noted for display of bandage rolling by National Surgical Dressings Committee at Best Co New York amid volunteer drives. Local taxi firms donate memorial car gross receipts to the Red Cross with tips from chauffeurs also routed to relief.
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Illinois
Mattoon
Charleston
J. J. Connors
Red Cross Society
Fourth Regiment
National Guard
Charlesphon
O'Connor
Cies
Middletown
National
Best & Co
Fifth Avenue
New York
Harvey D. Gibson
Red Cro
Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Endorsed By Young Pittsburgh Woman
A Pittsburgh orphan girl, sixteen to seventeen, reports relief from monthly illnesses after using Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits improved health and asks others to publish her letter as proof. The ad also notes a fundraiser and company support for the Red Cross, with a chauffeur delegation and a prominent offer of free medical advice.
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Pittsburgh
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhora
Marie Scuuccitt
Gardner St
Troy Hill
N.S
Lydia F. Pinkham
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