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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1918
Page
5
James Royall of Boscox, Massachusetts reports three years of constipation dizziness and headaches eased by Fruit-a-tives Liver Tasters. He bought two dozen boxes after relief, finished the supply with perfect health. Priced 50c a box 6 for 2.50 trial 25c from Fruit-a-Tives Ltd Ogdensburg NY or dealers.
Utica NY June 18 Gov Whitman yesterday received the degree of LT from Hamilton College during the 196th commencement. An alumni address followed. A statue of Alexander Hamilton, a gift from Thomas KR Proc, was unveiled and presented to the college by Elihu Foor of the board.
The Middletown committee asks residents to provide lodging and breakfast for delegates attending the State Christian Endeavor convention in Middletown on July 14. Volunteers offering housing or meals should contact committee members Theo Bl Dahinden Truman Moon Lewan Stutt Mrs Howard Stutt Mildred Benson and O B Neyroz at listed addresses.
A dramatic account describes Imperial Germany s agents in the United States plotting high explosives and a bomb attack on a ship in New York harbor. Captain Papen and Karl Boy Ed recruit operatives. Robert Fay plans a seabound attack. Secret Service foils the plot at Marsh s Inlet as an ice boat and dynamite explode, revealing a wider German spy network.
The narrative recounts William Wurts exploring the regions near the Shawangunk and Catskill Mountains for a canal linking the Delaware and Hudson. His reconnaissance impressed engineer Benjamin Wright, enabling private backing for the Erie Canal project. The piece notes Maurice Wurts pushing coal to public attention and cites 1823 notices on local coal sales near Rixs Gap. It also mentions the Antiques and Brewer's Estate news.
An old promotional ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules as the government authorized remedy for backache and general stiffness. It claims women in Holland rely on the product, urges buying only the Gold Medal brand, and offers money back if not effective.
Eugene Corey a retired farmer of Sparta New Jersey was instantly killed when the automobile overturning in New Town New Jersey. Mr Young of New York was slightly injured. Mrs Young and her two children escaped injury.
Judge Mayer of New York grants discharge in bankruptcy to William Wisser, a farmer from Monticello. Read the Ties-Presidant Ads.
The local board lists voluntary induction calls at the Decal Encorption Board office for graduates with experience in biophase, jail, and related fields. It seeks workers, carpenters, technicians, auto mechanics, and machinists for several sites and roles, with deadlines and contact details to apply.
A government notice warns registrants about deferred classification under Section 116. It states that those who fail to report status changes to their local board within five days after an event that could affect eligibility face a misdemeanor charge and possible imprisonment. Local boards are instructed to examine registrants to verify continued eligibility.
The Rev C H Reynolds former North Street Congregational pastor now at Langsford English Church delivered the baccalaureate sermon to Lansford High School graduates. He spoke on The Principal Key in Bik with the ceremony held in the high school auditorium at six o clock. A War Stamp Drive note announces a local campaign at the headquarters of a nearby organization to support the war effort.
An advertisement promises vigor and happiness through Wendells Ambidien Pills. It claims rapid energy gains, relief from nervous troubles and low mood, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Dealers like Tuthitt & Tethure are listed as authorized for purchase and refunds.
The Panama Exposition features 5 and 10 cent amusements at Watts Field on Oliver Avenue. Shows run every evening this week from 7 to 11 o’clock.
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