Miserable From Stomach Trouble Prompted Cure
Louis Labrie of 584 Cuamriacs Street Moxtreat recounts two years of stomach trouble and rheumatism with dizzy spells. After using Fruit-a-tives he reports improvement from the first box and claims it is the only medicine that helped him. Available 50c per box, 6 for $2.50, trial 25c, from Frurt atives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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Cuamriacs
Louis Labrie
Orient
Frurtatives Limited
Ogdensborg
N.Y
Residents Return for Summer at Adams Bungalow
Many locals report travelers and visitors in town for the summer season. Joseph T. Gorman and sisters return from Orlando to occupy the Adams stone bungalow, while others nearby host friends and enjoy Memorial Day observances at Sylvan cemetery.
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Afarrsboro
Joseph T. Gorman
Orlando
Florida
Adams Stone
Lester Loder
J W. Parnells
Nuss
Annie Olcott
Emplo Ea
Lie New Drax
Jack Sullivan
Brooklyn
Sylvan Cemetery
Samuel Remph
Wue
Ossining
Russell M Vernon and Sons
Biddietown
Yankee Lake
George Craver
Jersey City
Air
Chauncer
Newkirk
John W Post
Middletown
R. D
Sundar Lest
Habrick
Veronica
Hatte Parsells
Nuss Stellberg
E F H Syons
Englewood
N. 2
Jasper Perseus Johns
Robinson
Montaua Valley
Home Manners in the Pome
The greatest courtesy we can show should be demonstrated at home. It is easy to be careful of others feelings but we owe the dearest ones equal care. Do not let impatience and harsh criticism poison the effects of love at home, for cruelty lies in unloving remarks.
County Court Juror List For Sullivan Term June 16
Monticello June 5 The following jurors drawn to serve at a Sullivan County county court term to be held at the Monticello courthouse June 16 under Judge George H. Smith. Names include Dece Curry Dan iel Carrol St Joseph Wilbur J rum Lyberty Timothy E Downey and many others across Liberty, North White Lake, Jeffersonville, Hurleyville, Monticello and surrounding towns. Entertainment report notes Monticello High School comedy Peggy's Predicament drew crowds Friday night June 1 under Senior and Junior classes with a crowded auditorium and a diverse cast.
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Monticello
Court House
George H. Smith
Curry
Daniel Carrol
St. Joseph
Wilbur Jrum
Lyberty
Timothy E. Downey
Glen Sper
Wellington Demarest
Hurtersile
Clarence A. Gardner
Callicoon
Sherman Ramsey
North White Lake
Oscar Sturdevant
Henry Green
Liberty
A. Bischoff
Cochecton Center
Isaac Weber
Godfrey
Meusceler
Roscoe
Wiliam Ofsiimm
Remont Center
George
Weesner
Calhcoon
Alex. Gerson
Andrew Kehrley
Youngshire
Bruce Lindsley
White Sulthur Springs
Theodore’ Nearing
Lake Huntington
Oscar E “Foore
Maplewood
Peggy
Pembst Wilson
Middletown Boy Winning Honors at Plattsburg Camp
J Edson Adams Jr son of Mr and Mrs J E Adams of Middletown writes that he was the only candidate in his company to serve as company commander at Plattsburg Reserve Officers Training Camp. He led the company from Sunday 6 20 to Monday 6 30 instructing and marching groups, with weekly written exams and inspections. He notes bunkmate Bradley Martin of New York and London, four millionaires in the Twelfth Company, and Lt Marshburn an instructor from West Point as UA commander. The 167-member company includes Squadron A and Sevrento Regiment men.
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J. Edson Adams, Jr
J. E. Adams
Co. 12
Plattsburg
Times- Press
Bradley Martin
New York
London
Lord Curzon
Deerpark Town Board Forms Liquor Licensing Commissions
Deerpark town board met at Port Jervis offices with Supervisor Herbert Senger and four town Justices. Senger appointed two commissions to inspect liquor license venues, designating one site per 594 residents, naming ELA Johnson Sparrowbush, Charles J. VanInwegen Huguenot, and Abram Hoag near Cuddebackville. confirmation followed.
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Sparrowbush
Charles J. VanInwegen
Huguenot
Abram Hoag
Near Cuddebackville
Window Glass Making Process Described In Old Times
A historical note explains glass is blown as long cylinders and cut open to form sheets by heating on a stone in a furnace. The process risks breakage and shards flying, creating thousands of pieces. Advertisement mentions Times-Prees Want Ads Columns.
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Times-Press
Velvet hunting coats gain favor over sweaters in summer fashion
Fashion note from ANNA MAY notes velvet hunting coats as smart substitutes for the three year old sweater. Burgundy raspberry red and snuff brown velvets with gold or embroidered details are shown as sport wraps in silk and velvet. Designers predict these garments will be popular as summer begins and early gatherings in June. The Paris show hints at a shift toward 1820 directorie fashions in Maupas collections.
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Paris
Maupas
Anna May
Preaches Sermon to Odd Fellows at Westtown Church
Westtown Unionville June 5 Rev W F O Neill preached to the Westtown IOQ O F Lodge in the M E Church. Zacchaeus and the Good Samaritan were cited as examples. Dr Calvin Laufer delivered a 25 minute address on western frontiers. Ladies Missionary Society to meet with Mrs Selmes Thursday afternoon with autos provided. George Sayer and Romain Titus noted in town. Advertisement for electric lights and vacuum cleaner rental. Pa Was Right joke. Reading notes from local editors and exchanges.
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Unionville
W. F. _ O'Neill
Westtown
M. E
Zacchaeus
Calvin Laufer
Presbyterian Board
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Missionary Society
R. J Selmes
George Sayer
Dover
Romain Titus
Paterson
Samuel Titus
Rheumatism Hits Clergymen and Merchants Hard
Advert says rheumatism is rising with many professions affected. Advice to stay dry, drink remounds and limit alcohol. Claims relief in days by half a teaspoon of Rheuma daily. Promotes Tuthill & Terhuna or Tuthil's Pharmacy.
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Tuthill & Terhuna
Tuthil’s
I C O F Home Destroyed by Fire in Centerville
Centerville June 5 Fire destroyed the I C O F Hall on Main Street opposite the public school. Firefighters prevented spread to neighboring buildings. Two years ago the hall’s second floor was turned into school rooms for overflow pupils. the loss disrupts grades one through three. Owner resides in New York. Fire deemed incendiary.
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Centerville
Daybrean
I. C. O. F. Halli
Main Street
New York
March Report of Traction Company Summary
The Orange County direction Company filed with the Up-State Public Service Commission a quarterly report ending March 31. The document outlines figures and operations for the period, detailing revenue, mileage, and service metrics.
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Traction Company
Albany
Jame
Orance County
Public Service Commission
Eleven Candidates Take Holy Orders in New York Cathedral
Eleven candidates for holy orders were ordained by Bishop Greer at St John the Divine Cathedral in New York City during Sunday service. Seven became priests and four deacons, with Rev. Frank Heartfield delivering the ordination sermon. Names of priests ordained: Glenn Brown Corkendall, Charles Cuthbert Canterbury Corbin, Joseph Noyes Barnett, Maurice Charles Thorley Bridgeman, James Theodore Carney, Jeremiah Charles McAuley Shrewsbury. Deacon ordinations: Wailer Frederick Borchert, Lindley Hoffman Miller, Egbert A. Craig, Richard Warne.
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Greer
S* John the Divine
New York City
Frank Heartfield
St. George’s Church
Newburgh
Glenn Brown Corkendall
Charles Cuthbert Canterbury Corbin
Joseph Noyes Barnett
Maurice Charles Thorley Bridgeman
James Theodore Carney
Jeremiah Charles McAuley
Shrewsbury
Old Hudson steamers Marlboro and Brett fade from service
Middletowners recall Marlboro of the Central Hudson Line after more than fifty years on the Hudson, sold for junk and dismantled at Marvel yard. The James T. Brett, built in 1853, will soon meet a similar fate after a short Rondout trip, boilers removed and hull broken up.
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Hudson River
Newburgh Journal
Central Hudson Line
Marvel Yard
Levinson
James T. Brett
Rondout
Marlboro
Brooklyn
Poughkeepsie Transportation Company
T Tme
Lime River
Pougakeepsie
New York
Newburgh
Keyport
X. J
Fishkill Lanning
Jordans
Ramsdels
Central Hudson Steamboat Company
Hebrew Mole Translation in Leviticus Ri Comment
The text notes the Hebrew term rendered weasel appears only in Leviticus ri 29 and likely should read mole, as moles are common in Palestine.
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Palestine
No One Should Have Gray Hair Q-Ban Ad
An advertising notice promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a safe non dye solution for gray or faded hair. It claims gradual natural restoration, shampoo-like use, and lasting color with a money back guarantee. Available at Tulhills Pharmacy Middletown NY and other drug stores, also lists related Q-Ban products and a free book on Hair Culture.
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Hobody
Ak Tulhiil
Middletown
Hessig-Ellis Drug Co
Memphis
Trustrate
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Wuetsboro
Cornwall Sanitarium Co
Baker-Rose Sanitarium
J. J. Carroll
Ralph Waldy Thompson
Cornwall Sanitarium
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Ketchum’s
O. & W. Coal
North St
8. Y
Sullivan
Plattsburg Camp
Deerpark
Watch the Times-Prees
Hotel Continental
Broadway
41St Street
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Laderz
Silk Bathing Toys
ODD Fellows
O’neill
Westtown Church
Chicago News
Bix
Dix
Boston Transcript
Rheumatiz
Centerville Station
Yiceme
Brett
Lakewood Farm
Lakewood Farm Inn
Porterhouse
Blue Fish
New York State
Kellogg
Swift
Lincoln
Boston Market
Wecessity
Bermuda
Hardy Cakes
Large Earth
Mohican
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