Neutrone Prescription Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription as removing poisonous blood accumulations and easing joints and muscles within a week. It claims rapid pain relief after one week, with bottles available at 50 cents to $1.00 and mail orders for the $1.00 size, listing Erskine Mills and Scott Pharmacy as distributors.
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Erskine Mil's
Middletown
Scott Pharmacy
Goshen
Arageists
Macdougal Alley Will Fight For Its Name
Residents of the famed Macdougal Alley resist renaming as Boitticelli Court after critics from Fifth Avenue object to the vulgar sounding address. The push to change the street has sparked strong backlash, and organizers vow the name Macdougal Alley will endure.
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Macdougal Alley
International News Service
New York
Upper Fifth Avenue
Ailey
Boitticelli Court
Blind
Macdougal | Alley
Cats in Lakeword to wear collars and bells
Lakeword Ohio residents must register their cats on July 2 and attach a license tag and bell. Owners are required to pay fifty cents per cat to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Lakeword
Local Retailer Ad Promises Hosiery and Apparel
A compact catalog style notice lists Phoenix guaranteed hosiery sales along with umbrellas silk shirts neck wear and tennis goods. It also advertises blue serge and flannel suits white flannel trousers.
Visit to Fairview Hospital and Nurses Home Dance
Dr Maurice C Ashley superintendent of Middletown State Home opathic Hospital and Dr Robert Woodman visited the Pennsylvania State Hospital at Fairview Wayne county about 60 miles from Port Jervis. They toured the grounds and viewed flora including moccasin flowers. The hospital, still new, hosts The Fairview Echo and The Psychogram from Grey Stone Park State Hospital. News notes cover staff vacations, nursing shifts and upcoming summer plans, plus local social items and theatre.
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Maurice C. Ashley
Middletown
Ferview Echo
Ant
Courta Seous
Howes- Gale
Carbondale
Waymart
Farview
Kodak Sale Promises Wide Selection This Spring
A local Kodak retailer touts the season as ideal to buy a new camera or equipment. They claim the stock is the most complete in the city, offering both amateur and professional gear and uncommon accessories rarely found elsewhere.
Aviator in Pajamas Goes Raiding Germans
Nottingham June 14 Captain Albert Ball one of Britain's youngest fliers recounts in letters to his father how he flew in his pajamas on several early missions. He describes ten flights in one day with no combats and a daring dogfight with a German ace. Ball notes fierce fights with many Hun pilots and reflects on war weariness before his death.
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International News Service
Nottingham
Eng
Albert Ball
Ball
Tie
Boleke
Alman
Tam
Will Send Woodmen to Work in France
Clifford R. Pettis, Albany state forests superintendent, named recruiting officer for woodsmen and mill workers to join a regiment abroad for early service in France. The unit will be part of the engineers reserve corps at Allies requests, supplying timber for rails, trench timbers, mine props, bridges, lumber, and cordwood behind front lines, with potential danger.
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Clifford R. Pettis
Albany
France
Engineers Reserve Corps
Slacker Scan at Infant Tuberculator Hospital
Chicago June 14 reports from the Infant Tubercator Hospital list ten male inmates under the Registration Act in response to City Clerk Igoe inquiries about registering all hospital residents.
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Chicago
Ticubator
Igoe
State Census of Physicians Taken in New York
Albany reports the state census of physicians shows 5 735 of 13 695 were available for military service. Of all physicians 301 were women 2 650 naturalized and 297 aliens. Henry notes 629 physicians in public health roles and 2 941 spoke German 1 731 French and 939 both languages. Italian and Spanish speakers also appear.
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Albany
New York State
Whitman
G. G. Henry
England
Shipyard plans being advanced for four boats
Newburgh June 11 plans of the Newburgh Shipyard Company, a New York concern, show four launching ways under construction at once. Foundations for four boats are being laid at the start, with Walsh Construction bringing machinery to complete filling and land work in three months. A steam shovel and gear from Walsh Camp are due today as sidetracks for material take shape, with work likely starting next week.
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Newburgh
Newburgh Shipyard Company
New York
Newburgh Shipbuilding Company
Walshy Construction Company
Walsh Camp
West Shore
September Morn Now Serves in U S Navy
International News Service reports Milwaukee man James Frouth volunteered for the navy after entering a recruiting office. Officials rejected him for his tattoo of September Morn but an artist altered the figure to a bathing suit and the sailor was accepted.
Haensel Resigns as Newburgh Chamber Secretary
Chaves W. Haensel, managing secretary of the Newburgh Chamber of Commerce, resigns to accept an unsolicited offer to become manager of the Chamber of Commerce of Port Huron Michigan at a salary of 35000. The resignation was accepted with regret, but the board praised the opportunity for larger field.
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Chaves W. Haensel
Newburgh
Accuses His Wife When Arraigned Wm Tubbs of Walden Placed on Probation
Newburgh June 14 William Tubbs formerly of Walden was arraigned in County Court on abandoning his infant son Charles William Tubbs two months old. He admitted the act and was released on condition he provide support. The case featured a lengthy legal display with multiple attorneys and a plan to return the baby to his care under probation.
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Wm. Tubbs
Walden
Newburgh
Wiliam Tubes
Duds Seeger
Charles William Tubes
Rts
Tao
Gept
Eli Te Newburnb
Youngs Lubbs
Anatans
Adimirtine
Malaritz Pirth
Cuie
Wahlen
Jud Seeger
Tubbs
Auorney Fowler
Sawyer
Kemp
South Water Street
Seeger
Caleb H. Vaumes
Houghtaling
JD. Wilson, Jr
Wirschberg
Wilson
Er Nee
Ilegal
Lister
Landing an Airplane Says Landing Is Hardest Part
Brigadier General W. S. Brackner of the British army flying corps says landing is the most difficult part of flying. In an address to the Aeronautical Society in England he warned that skill in landing under any conditions marks a pilot. He claimed only experience allows landing in rough terrain with engines dead and no wind or slope clues.
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W. S. Brackner
Amy Flying Corps
Aeronautical Society
England
KohI Questions Mental Expert in Thaw Trial Context
Dr. Carlos F. MacDonald of Central Valley testified in the Surrogate's Court in Punghkeep le as an expert in the Emma Logerdus estate contest. The probate petition dated Nov 1 1916, challenged on insanity grounds, seeks a $40 000 estate to New York City charitable institutions with the Surrogate ordering briefs within 30 days.
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Carlos F. MacDonald
Central Valley
Punghkeeple
Emma Logerdus
Gleasor
New York City
MacDonald
John E E. Sack
Shell
Wis Sane
Henry Kehl
Dr. MacDonald
Lee
Fred E. Ackerson
Fisher
Henry Xohl
Neuburgh
Petition to rename Bismarck Street to Funston Avenue
Residents of Bismarck street in Hutchinson Kansas plan a petition to City Commission requesting the name change to Funston Avenue. The notice cites patriotic reasons and is quoted from the Milwaukee News via International News Service.
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Ue International News Service
Huntchinson
Kan
Bismarck Street
City Commission
Funston Avenue
Parisian Sage Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Relief
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a four ounce drugstore hair treatment to prevent baldness and gray ness, keep the scalp clean and free of dandruff, ease itching, and avoid staining, with endorsements from a woman and a visiting friend.
Our Flag Day Propels Patriotic School Exercises
Professor George Balch of New York originated American Flag Day and held annual patriotic exercises on June 14 each year. Every pupil carried a flag during the events at his private school, underscoring national pride and civic education.
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George Balch
New York City
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