Middletown Welcomes Newspaper Publishers Visit
Middletown hosts members of the New York Associated Daily Press led by Times Press president as they meet, discuss editors, legislation, and methods for handling calls while enjoying a luncheon and entertainment. Major Thompson to present the key to the city. Households face rising prices and delivery quirks prompt observations on consumer costs.
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New York Associated Dailies
AL Knickerbocker
Marsager
The
Times Press
Middletown
West Point
Gesociation
Times-Press
Almay
Thompson
Chick” Higham
The Cosmic Urge Frivols Snippet and Musings
A collage of verses and notes from Frivols by A. C. M. includes The Cosmic Urge praising primal longing and freedom, with a derisive dedication to Middletown publishers and a playful note on a free aristh lot. Morning musings reflect on mental calisthenics, social irritations, and reflections on Frohman and the Lusitania. Red Cross poem by Amelia Josephine Burr urges readers to sew gauze and donate blood, framing service as a duty toward freedom and neighborly care.
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RED Cross
Amelia Tosephine Burr
Times-Press Prompts Readers About Fraudulent Ads
The Times-Press cautions readers that it prints no fraudulent advertisements and only morally guarantees its ads. It asks victims to inform the newspaper, hoping to curb deceptive postings and protect the public.
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Times-Press
Mply
Timespress
Civilization's Rise From Primal Life to Cities
The passage extols civilization for transforming primitive humanity into urban societies. It claims humans tamed lightning, built forests into shelters and machines, and spread thought through air as they explore earth’s hidden riches. It frames civilization as God's dream realized.
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Chester Allen Smith
Death of William IV and era shifts noted
Daily History notes William IV dies on June 20 1837 marking Victoria’s accession. It recalls his royal lineage from George III and links 187 Alaska sale to the US 7 2 million and 1876 Santa Anna’s death. 1915 German U-boat U-29 sunk by Swedish flagged British ship, and a 1936 German assault on Dvinak. An Hydra star array spans sky with Verus near the moon.
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William IV
England
Victoria
George Lil
Alaska
United States
Russia
Santa Anna
Mexico
Germany
Dvinak
Appreciation as a sustaining force in toil and sacrifice
The passage extols appreciation as the remedy for weariness and bitterness, renewing courage and hope. It portrays appreciation as fame and success, capable of casting a rainbow of glory over even the most sordid life.
World War A Year Ago Today June 20
A WWI recap notes heavy German attacks on the north front before Dvinsk as a diversion for southern Teutonic forces. South of Smorgon German forces breached Russian trenches but Russian counterattacks repelled them. Also mentions the sinking of British cruisers Aboukir Cressy and Hogue by D-boat 20 in 1914.
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Dvinsk
Smorgon
Aboukir
Cressy
Hogue
Obituary notices from Ellenville and vicinity
Obituary notices from Ellenville and nearby towns list Mrs. Hattie Edsall White dying June 13 at 14 years, details of her family, church work, and burial plans. also Frances I Hamilton dying June 16 aged 63 with survivors from Bloomingburg to New York. Mrs. Vilette Ramsey dying June 2 from Warwick with eight children. Sarah E Van Demark dying June 19 aged 80 with son George in Ellenville. William M Edsall died January 22 aged 89 in Bloua, survived by two sisters and six grandchildren. local notices include Masonic first degree conferred, Hoffman Ludise No 412. McCornas orchestra to play at Downsville High School commencement.
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Walter H. White
Ellenville
Hattie Edsell White
Bright
White
Lewis’ XX. Edsall
Elizabeth Srons
Brazil
Canada
M. B. Church
Wawarsing
Order of the Eastern Star
Florence
Persis
Mildred White
Benjamin
Lewis N
George D. Edsall
Royal Edsall
New York
L. M. Bernard
Yonkers
Fred Frear
Bertha Edsall
J. E.appley
Eastern Star
Francis L. Hamilton
Sumanville
Francis I. Hamilton
Samuel Hamilton
Nial Willams
Cuddebackville
Hamilton
Ladies’ Aid Societr
Rock Hill
May ‘Ing
Fred Clark
Bloomingburg
Charles Howe
Milton Rumsey
Witham
Phillipgport
Tred
James Hamilton
Sussex
N. J
Mondarin
Mr. Campian
Mr. Jones
Bloomingburs
Euyial Wes Ip
Vilette Humasy
Harriman
Vilette Ramsey
Neest Tinian
Binghamton
Sylvester Ramsey
Dubois
Monticello
Elmer
Monroe
Lester
Plainfield
N J
Nelson
New Rochelle
Helen
Henry
Minnie
Mabel
Rumsey
Warwick
Elizabeth van Demark
Willliam E. van Demark
George van Demark
North Mam&n Street
van Demark
Sarah B. Krom
Sheas
Rev Hultslander
Middletown
Yhursday
J. E. Appley
Lloyd, N.Y
William M. Edsall
Bloura
William XL Edsall
Jesse Kinner
Park Place Mornay
Edsall
Millerton
Orange County
Elmira
M. H. Baker
Pine City
Kringer
Personal Items About the Movie Stars
In The Greatest Power Ethel Barrymore stars as glassware worth over 500 dollars used in the lab tests. a mishap broke half the tubes and retorts, halting work until substitutes were bought. Betty Howe, daughter of Manhattan, debuted in 1895. educated at Chappaqua NY. starred in The Alibi and Beatrice Fairfax serial. Ralph Lewis enjoys villain roles, while Ben Wilson and Neva Gerber lead The Voice on the Wire. Edwin Thanhouser praises women as the brightest minds in film. Stuart Holmes on Broadway in The Broadway 5 part drew jeers from messengers. Ladies golf tournament set Friday at 2:30 pm with two prizes.
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Ethel Barrymore
Edwin Carewe
Muss Barrymore
Betty Howe
Manhattan
Afs
Chappaqua
XN. Y
Beatrice Fairfax
Miss How
Lydia E. Pinkham Remedies Restore Woman’s Health
Mrs Evsiz J. Van Pes of Paterson New Jersey credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with restoring her health after weak appetite shortness of breath and general ill health She advises other women to try the products and seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts
Red Cross Seeks Wool, Needles for Garment Work
Red Cross knitting drive runs Tuesday and Wednesday mornings from 9 to noon at Red Cross work rooms. Wristlets socks and jackets are in demand. Bring needles for test mornings. requests include steel No 10 and bone No 3 and No 5. Loan requests call 381-R or bring items to Grace Church parish house. Rooms open four days this first week for hospital bed shirts and pajamas project. volunteers urged to help.
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Red Cross
Grace Church Parish House
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