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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
5
Fred J. Caveen reports severe indigestion and heart distress lasting two years is cured after using Fruit-a-tires. He bought the first box last June and used three boxes to full relief. Font bodies Limited sells 50c boxes, 3 for 50c, or 6 for 2.50, postpaid to Ogdensburg, New York.
Hofman Lodge and affiliated lodges report intense activity with two special communications tonight to confer the first degree on new candidates. Additional sessions are planned Monday and Tuesday for further degrees with Warwick and Lorillard lodges visiting. Refreshments follow each degree as the fall communications near, weather and road conditions delaying travel to nearby Wallsill Lodge. A note adds a science fact: a one pound body weighs 27.5 pounds on the sun.
In Newburgh June 22 County Judge Seeger recused, Judge Jenkins presided as Anson J. Fowler led for the plaintiff and A S Embler James B Graham for the bank in a suit by John Ahearn seeking 3154 plus interest alleging misapplication of funds by Emerson, former bank cashier, tied to a past business venture with the Reliner Company and a Connecticut tire plant bankruptcy.
New York National Guard division will not move to the Mexican border immediately. Major General John F. O'Hyran says mobilization should complete within ten days at the outside, with ample time for families to contact officers and men. He warns against drunkenness and unseemly conduct and outlines the extensive logistical effort required, including 25,000 officers and men, recruitment to war strength, equipping with federal supplies, and preparing camps with water systems and other facilities.
A fragment from a Wellington byline presents a column title about Plum and a son in law of Pa. The text is garbled but implies a personal or opinion piece with a local angle.
Details of camp facilities emphasize sanitation, water supply, transport, and communications. Major General Wood sets high standards and warns against lax discipline and alcohol. Officials note demand for motor trucks and saddle horses, with public and employer support praised as patriotic. Also reports rain at Peekskill, camp life under drizzle, and a missing prized dog named Bruce with a reward offered.
A Times Press reader urges mothers and families to let soldiers go without complaint. The letter praises brave officers like Captain Steedman and asks mothers, wives, sweethearts, and sisters to support their sons and not hinder their march to service.
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