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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1918
Page
3
A guide from the EF Goodrich Rubber Company explains why the right rear tire wears faster than others. It attributes this to drivetrain weight shift, road grip imbalances, and steering dynamics that place more load and wear on the right rear before the others.
Grinton son of Rev and Mrs G W Grinton of this city married Miss Margaret Alida Smith daughter of Prof and Mrs Floyd Smith of Brooklyn. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 3:33 pm at the Smith residence with Dr Grinton officiating. The bride is well regarded in public school circles and recently visited this city. The groom, a Wesleyan student and Navy member, is in training at Pelham Bay and plans to join the service aboard a sea vessel. Parents of both families have wartime service records and extensive connections in education and civic groups.
June 24 a sentence granted Miller, inmate at New State Reformatory for Worcester Hills, an absolute divorce from Rob Miller. Miller, who once joined the National Army, left with a company for aqueduct work in February 1917. The couple had one child and had not lived together for a year.
June 24 report discusses a potential Department of Justice move to curb price increases in textiles. Officials note ample stocks and no current justification for inflation, warning dealers to avoid hoarding and urging restraint in woolens and cloth purchases.
The Times-Record Albany Car ee respondent reports that Orange County hunting licenses were disposed of in May. Pratt notes fines totaling 11.50 paid to the state treasury. In Sullivan County during May, ten nonresident violators without fishing licenses were apprehended and paid fines totaling 103.00. One man paid 51.50 for pollution offenses in the county.
A baccalaureate sermon argues that cosmic idealism guides the world order toward the full stature of man. It cites Paul John Fiske Emerson and biblical ideas, tracing civilization from primitive echoes to modern humanity as the sons of God. The talk links evolution, ethics, and personal growth to the divine purpose guiding nature through history.
A memorial window for Mrs. Webb Horton was unveiled Sunday at Webb Horton Memorial Presbyterian Church. Dr. Wight praised her generosity and civic philanthropy, noting she wished to aid all church and city causes. The window depicts creation and redemption with aCross, elders, and a rainbow symbolizing God's covenant.
Officials say publications waste news print paper. A June report notes slight declines in free copies and returns overall, but higher returns for semi monthly and monthly periodicals. Several daily papers show large returns, especially New York and Philadelphia papers. Total prints: 24,313,759 daily copies. weekly 7,775,191. monthly 3,713,261.
The article links evolution, altruism, and moral law to a cosmic ideal where humanity fulfills its divine potential. It traces from Protagoras to Plato, Aristotle, and Paul, presenting Christ as the perfect man and the realized sonship shaping how humans interpret nature and their duty to aid God and creation.
An essay argues that true sonship to God comes through acts of love and service for others. It cites Jesus Christ, John Wesley, Ruskin, and Emerson, stressing that education, wealth, and personal growth serve the good when directed toward strengthening humanity and the life of others.
Judge Tompkins delivers an address urging graduates to embrace the cosmic ideal and service to humanity. He cites global turmoil, calls for brotherhood, culture, and honest work, and frames leadership as duty to future generations with religious and philosophical backing. He notes two large public appearances in Newburgh and Monroe on Independence Day.
Members of Local 574 without work are urged to attend tonight’s meeting for news of interest. William F. Schindler Rec Sec announces in Times-Presbyter Want Ada.
Mrs Joan Koppellmann of McLean Nebraska says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound gave her a healthy baby and strength while omitting doctors medicine The ad notes the product has aided women for over forty years and lists conditions it may help including displacements inflammation ulceration irregularities backache headaches nervousness and the blues
June 24 grand jury returned 28 indictments against Gilbert B Foote Harold W Sherrill Morton Atwater and Eliot Atwater of the defunct Atwater Foote and Sherrill NYSE firm. Counts include grand larceny forgery after insolvency and alleged hypothecations totaling at least $500000 with $39000 in Liberty condo. Bail set at 40000 for Eliot Atwater and 26000 for the others with a possible 30000 required.
Frederick McDowell, son of the late Harry McDowell and nephew of Sherif McDowell, has arrived overseas. Previously living in Brooklyn, he joined the army there and trained in Jacksonville, Florida, with cards received in Newburgh reporting his status.
Alfred Brown of New York delivered an address at St. Pauls Church Sunday evening on American Ideals to a large congregation. Ernest Hilsdorf led a song service with the Community Chorus in patriotic numbers. Next Sunday features Win the War talks with Charles M. Jessup. Dr Grinton preached on Keeping Step with Uncle Sammy in the morning. Two Middletown physicians passed the civil service exam for senior assistant physician in the State hospital service.
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