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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
2
Larry Green a potato expert from Orange County traveled to Montgomery to give a potato culture demonstration. Before leaving he staged an impromptu Lith demonstration at Academy Avenue and East Main Street using his Ford. The vehicle bumped a trolley but caused no damage.
The Balkans highlands host mountaineers preserving a Latin language from a Roman colony. The language remains so intelligible that students of classical authors can understand it in several villages. Wampum shells, white and purple, served as Indian trading disks. Attila was buried in a triple coffin of gold silver and iron with jeweled spoils.
A thoughtful reflection on time and foundation. The quote asserts that yesterday builds today and tomorrow is shaped by circumstance, likening memory to blocks and the future to meeting clouds blown by fate. It emphasizes adaptive mindset through changing conditions.
Seven American volunteers from the American Ambulance Field Service receive military citations for evacuating wounded under heavy shellfire near Monastir in the Balkans. Notables include Lovering Hill and Charles Baird of Harvard, Cornelius Winant of Princeton, and others from Massachusetts and Illinois.
An American ambulance corporal earned acclaim for extreme frontline service during the Verdun fighting around Fort Tavernes, enduring heavy bombardment while tending wounded soldiers and advancing with the convoy under fire.
The Market in New York opens with gains across leaders Led by Lackawanna Steel and Bethlehem Steel as shares rise amid firm opening. United States Steel Common and other major issues show advances, while industrial alcohol climbs. Grain futures in Chicago show mixed moves with wheat and corn slipping slightly and oats rising.
Philanthropist Club plans a Thursday evening garden fete at 5 Highland Avenue with lawn space from Mr Buckley for refreshments. Ice cream cake strawberries and popcorn will be sold free admission. McConnell's Orchestra will provide music to benefit the Red Cross canteen. postponement only if stormy.
Boston public school teacher receives a history exam from a ten year old girl. Beneath the answered questions she writes that wrong answers may reflect troubles unknown to the world, ending with a plea for mercy and an "excuse."
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