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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1918
Page
4
The text mentions Liberty motor demand increasing and rumors of a proclamation in Hessian with unclear confirmation. It references King George and axis talk, suggesting heightened tension and mobilization of soldiers, but the news is dubious and cannot be confirmed.
The State Food Commission coordinates a tractor cooperative with seven experts, counting on farm owners to cooperate. Tractors will be more present in fields as seven specialists remain ready to assist owners with care and expert guidance.
A battered wartime excerpt rails at German advances near Paris after setbacks above Compiègne and across the Matz, praising Allied resolve and urging continued sacrifice. It references Foch and Pershing, German casualties, and the looming toll of battle.
A survey details tractor demonstrations in Schuyler and Ontario counties with plans for Osswego Moore Orleans and more. It argues the federal child labor act is unconstitutional and urges Congress to pursue ends through other means while stressing schooling, health, and play for children.
A jumble of verse fragments and local squibs, including a rustic lyric about bells and twilight, scattered notices, and humorous newspaper snippets from small towns. It mixes lines by Francis Brett Young with column-like quips, letters, and trivia about daily life and curiosities.
Letters from local servicemen recount Mothers Day observances and letters home from World War I and II era units. Sgt Thomas D Collins of the 471th Aero Squadron writes from England and notes flowers for mothers, estate tours, and hospital care. Corp Clarence Collins describes hospital treatment for mastoiditis and hope for peace time roses. Corp James M Carpenter later writes to his grandmother from France.
Clorance E Tyrrell receives a letter from her son Private A. Tyrrell stationed with Detachment Q M 0 5 Dear Mothers. The writer expresses anxiety to know how the family is back home and promises to write again soon.
Readers show interest as the article notes the subject’s high ranking, with a continuation promised on page five. The brief hints at public curiosity and the upcoming continuation in the next section.
Geo W Evans reports a confrontation with a streetcar incident in Middletown. He describes being stopped by police after arguing the car was at fault, details his arrest at a local office, and claims mistreatment while seeking a hearing. He asserts long town history and substantial local investments.
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