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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1917
Page
5
In a Boston gathering the evangelist claimed all diseases can be cured by herbs if discovered. He cited medicinal plants to heal ailments and noted Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a convenient, affordable remedy for women.
A strictly well proportioned nose should occupy about one third of the profile length from the hairline to the chin tip, guiding facial balance in portraits and sculpture. This rule helps assess harmony between the nose and other facial features for aesthetic accuracy.
About 100 German subjects have applied to United States Commissioner Edward J. Collins for permits to work and live near armory and war supply factories. Collins notes good compliance but cites employer apathy toward securing required certificates and precautions for alien workers.
Port Jervis June 3 Miss Anna Amelia Glaser 25 drowned while canoeing with cousin Paul Johnson near Kalaware House where her parents Joseph and Kelena Glaser recently moved. Johnson failed to save her. Binghamton guardsmen recovered the body at 6 30 p.m. Miss Glaser born in Austria April 1894 survived by parents and several siblings.
A reflection from the Times-Press Want Ad Columns states that a man's capacity equals his responsibility load. Responsibility must be taken with good judgment, but as it grows, dependence on subordinates increases. True success requires capable aides to carry out instructions.
Charles Conklin of Jersey City broke two wrist bones while cranking a Ford owned by J. T. Cromwell at Highland Mills. He was taken to Tuxedo Hospital for treatment after the mishap. The piece notes cemetery flags presented by W. Jacobus of the Cemetery of the Highlands Corporation and mentions local residents and events around the area.
A dialogue scene shows Marke telling Parks his wife resented an unexpected dinner guest. Parks defends the choice, noting her remark that she was glad it was him and no one else, reflecting social tension over hospitality and reputation.
A discussion traces the etymology of boulevard and esplanade from military terms to urban promenades. The note cites historical uses, explains Cotgrave’s French definition, and links explanations to Latin roots while briefly noting star color descriptions for a sample of 400 bright stars, including redder and bluer tendencies.
Tuthill and Terhune advertise Wendell's Ambition Pills as a powerful nerve tonic to restore health, vigor, and confidence. The ad claims quick relief from fatigue, nervous troubles, headaches, and digestive ills, promising noticeable betterment in days and a full recovery after one box.
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