Relief from Catarrh Promised by Fruit-a-tives
Mat tie Rhapsstock of Wisconsin Ave Eenoshs Wisconsin testifies after thirty nine years of chronic catarrh that she found relief after trying Fruit a tives while living in Canada and that the remedy also helped other conditions. The company advertises free trial and sales through distributors in the United States and Canada.
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Mounted New York State Police Selectees Earned Passes
Major George Fletcher Chandler announced the results of the recent mounted State police force exam in Albany. From 1592 applicants, 557 filed papers and 120 took the test, with Edwin Bucksey of Circleville among those passing and eligible for appointment. The Times-Press advertises its want columns for services.
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George¢Fletcher Chandler
New York State Police
New Mounted State Police Force
Edwin Bucksey
Circleville
Vivid Letter From France Appeals For Red Cross Funds
A young American Red Cross worker in France, Philip O. Mills, crafts a vivid, harrowing description of a night shift tending wounded and dying in an underground ward as the June fundraising week to raise one million dollars unfolds. The letter recounts a French priest, a German lad, a wounded French captain, and a tirailleur among the exhausted staff, with a hospital attendant soothing each patient while surgeons work.
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Samuel M. Mills
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West Point
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Brancardier
Belleville
Reine
Brancardiers
Alice
Sorrous
Chiefs
Woman's Exchange Holds Annual Election at Thrall Library
A meeting of the Woman's Exchange at Thrall Library voted for officers including President Mrs F O Rockafellow and Vice president Mrs M C Ashley. Secretary treasurer Miss Etta M Harland and board members Miss Belly Horton Countess Olaeta Cortina and others were named. Also presented May reports on food sold, fancy work sold, commission and consignor renewals.
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Rat Hunting Day Promised as Ohio Faces Infestation
Ohio residents confront a rat invasion threatening farms and households. Highland county farmers plan a countrywide rat hunt after rats gnaw three planted markers at the state fair grounds. State Agricultural Board secretary calls the menace serious. An Orange County Bible Society bond funds its interest from a legacy fund, not annual donations.
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International News Service
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Highland County
Shaw
State Agricultural Board
Orange County Bible Society
Two Years of Eczema Suffering Ends in Cure
A consumer tale from 1916 describes a two year battle with a painful itchy eczema rash on the neck and scalp. After trying various remedies, the writer credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with complete healing in one month. The ad promotes recurring use and offers free samples by post.
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Florence Finegen
Avenue A
N.Y. City
Roll of Honor for Wallkill Drafted Men WWI
Names of Wallkill men aged 30 to 32 enrolled under the selective draft, listing hundreds of individuals by full or partial names across Wallkill town districts Second and Third, with many variations and misspellings. The roll names include Harry Stanley, Edward Behr, John Bedford, Jefferson Bergamo, and hundreds more, spanning Wallkill towns and districts.
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Andnsy
Harry Stanley
5Ey Austin
Edward L. Behr
John Joseph Bedford
McBride Beech
Jefferson James Bergamo
Nick Bernarde
Hariio Broas
Fred Lincoln Bilumel
Wiliam Herman Blumel
Herman Frederick Bogardus
Harry Judson Carmody
Jerry Carmody
Cornelius James Cahill
Robert Joseph Campbell
Emmett Theodore Carey
David Carruth
Wayland
Arthur Carey
Joseph Carmody
Joseph James Cole
Chester Xael Cole
David Jesse Cole
Bassy Victor Carey
Grover Clifford
Clinton Floyd Cranse
Clarence Boak Crony
Archie Henry Crowy
Arthur William Cummings
Charles Alfred Decker
Charles Wesley DeKay
Willard Lyon Doty
Albert Richard Doty
George William, Jr. Elliott
Hiram Emaguel Elz
George Gannon
Walter Edward Green
Bertrand
William Reuben Wilbur
Josiah Alton Ticks
Selah
Alva Yapiz
J i Wallkill
Baker
Earl David Barnes
Joseph Wiliam Case
Edson Lewis Cavagnaro
Louis Cermiglia
John Cermiglia
Natale Carss
Joseph Corse
Giusto Corwin
James B Crowley
John Paul Cunningham
Robert Francis Jr. Daly
David John Derby
Fred DiPisa
Joseph Dodd
Albert
Mayors Clash Over Enlistment Policy
The Conference of Mayors report notes sharp divisions over enlisting Bremen police and firemen in the armed forces. Kingston's P Candled argues cities prohibit national guard membership and oppose enlistment. In contrast, Middletown's Mayor Thompson and Studhelm pledge to support volunteers with full pay differences and job restoration on return.
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Buffalo Enanirer
Conference of Mayors
Bremen
P. Candeld
Kingston
National Guard
Cesntry
Thompson
Middletown
Studhelm
Insane man committed to Middletown State Hospital
Kingston June 16 Joseph Bailey arrested Wednesday night for threatening his father was examined Thursday by Health Officer Johnston and Dr Walter D Wasbrouck and found insane. He was committed to Middletown State Hospital and taken there by Dr Harold F Clark and Secretary Fred Sahider of the board of health. USE DU W TRACKS Although workmen replace tracks on the Utica branch traffic not yet opened and the Rome milk arrives over the Lackawanna to Norwich and is transferred in local yards to the O W tracks.
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Kingston
Joseph Bailey
Allen Bailey
Johnston
Walter D. Wasbrouck
Middletown State Hospital
Harold F. Clark
Fred Sahider
Board of Health
Utica
Rome
Lackawanna
Norwich
Red Cross Appeal Poem Calls for Generous Giving
The piece urges readers to donate to a national Red Cross drive, urging church participation and family discussions on giving. It frames giving as a moral duty, citing scripture and wartime duty, and notes a $100 million target, a Sunday observance, and a local drive kickoff with calls to prayer and action.
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John H. Finley
Red Cross
Middletown
Prohibition Bill in Senate
The Gore bill seeks full wartime prohibition by barring non-perishable food in liquor production and authorizing commandeering of distilled spirits warehouses. It empowers the President to restrict perishable foods, with penalties up to 2000 dollars fine and up to one year in jail, and includes provisions for redistillation of spirits to aid war needs.
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Washington
Senate
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United States
Congress
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Renewed testimony from Middletown on Doan's Kidney Pills
James P. Mulford of Middletown declares kidney backache and urinary distress eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports ongoing use over seven years, stating he keeps a box in the house and values the same remedy as before. Price is 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y.
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James P. Mulford
North St
Dean
Doan
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