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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
6
Ambiguous report notes that the Colored Giants will visit for a game with the Mechanics. It mentions Teddy Cassent and James Ring from the Cincinnati Reds as notable names and hints at a July Fourth contest in the city.
A concise report examines the TIVES system efficiency, noting significant improvements in output and resource use. Early data suggests higher throughput with lower energy costs, signaling practical gains for broader industrial adoption.
News notes a forthcoming afternoon game with fast New York players in action for Mechanics alongside Ring twirling. Teddy Klmach and Pat Lou are highlighted as key performers in a spirited contest expected to be close and lively with crowd involvement.
Wallace Stuar, chairman, and George Sorensen of Beacco announce a hill climbing contest at Beacon Hill. The event benefits the American Red Cross. Three prizes are offered in a four stock match competition with entries from local clubs and individuals, including noted climbers. The telephone line lists a contact number and price details for entrants.
In an interview with Times-Press reporters, Chief McCearn warning parents to keep noise makers away. He cautioned that noisemakers cannot be used until the Mayor's Independence Pay proclamation becomes operative. Lincoln references surface as a civic aside with John Hoy asked about Lincoln's chosen hymn.
Jones buys a cheap cotton shoddy suit that wears out quickly while Brown buys a wool suit with high priced tailoring that lasts. When Jones’ suit is worn out, Brown’s remains in good condition, proving Brown the wiser choice. We sell the kind Brown bought.
King George practices throwing a baseball for an upcoming July 4 game between American teams. Arla Latham, a former New York Giant, sent a baseball and gave a brief pitching lesson at the palace. The king experimented with different throws and began to develop a proper swing amid spare moments.
Thirty seven members and friends of the Furman Branch Sunshine Society met at Mrs Gregory Singe’s Crystal Run home. A well arranged program featured readings songs and debates. A lawn dinner followed and a rising vote of thanks went to Mr and Mrs Singe. Next meeting set for Mrs William Dicks 10 Albert Street.
A five act Metra piece titled Riders of the Night unfolds with a shadowy plot of justice and sacrifice. Sally Castidon, played by Vidy Dans, dominates the stage as a heroine torn between love and danger in a night of thrilling photoplay like moments.
Yesterday’s Major and International League results show New York and Philadelphia games completed while several matchups were postponed due to wet grounds and cool weather. Today’s schedule features New York at Philadelphia and other city showdowns along with minor league pairings.
In a tale of danger and romance, Jack Keith evades enemies after a murder, meets Hope Waite, and confronts Black Bart as Roy Stewart stars under a western show lineup. The plot unfolds with danger in Los Palos and a climactic man to man duel.
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