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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
8
Walden Wednesday night saw Havlersen's Regulars defeated in a Lowlins contest by its village team. Scores were not clearly recorded but the event marked a local setback for the county seat club and its village rivals amid a busy week of sports and social notes.
Mrs Hannah C. Terry of Newark is home after a visit. Mrs Walling recovers from a ten day indisposition. John Wilcox and family plan to visit. preparations for church services are noted. Amity Grangers report several activities. a road improvement plan is announced, aiming to secure rights of way and benefiting nearby properties amid a severe setback to residenicals.
February weather is linked to rheumatism with Edwin L a Waiton druggist promoting Prescription No 471 as a guaranteed cure. The ad touts a two tablet nightly and noon regimen claiming to remove rheumatic poison and prevent germ formation, with money back if it fails. It also promotes Bix's Dream Balm for colds and Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and features Hinadipo kidney cure from J Erskine Mills Middletown NY and E Mills. refunds offered if no benefit.
An advertisement invites readers to visit F. D. Kernochan at 17 North Street offering diamond rings to suit all tastes and budgets from simple to gem set, promising mod erate prices and wide appeal to women.
Emma Os Gardiner visits W L McKinney family and Mrs Shaw of Buffalo as guests. Mrs Shaw formerly Miss Susie Wood, with discussion of an increase in pay for rural carriers by five cents. Brief note appears in Times-Press.
Feb 28 notes Fie ceree Coriright of Mr Salem spending Saturday and Sunday with Laura Rutan. Mentions Slaughter and silver, Mathie, and a social gathering at M Ll Chari om. Lower Road and Etna Sp Keepers, Edn Saturday and Maude Van Bickle, Benita Saver, Casyvies Murphy, and Rutanar entertaining the family. Grange on the year and Os aor exspecoei recoveries referenced.
Fragments report Martha McCarter at home after a visit, Monday business in Port Jervis, and Fargier with his niece visiting Port Jervis. An ad promotes a leather shoe for 1.69, warning price will rise to 2.00, from Boston Save Store at 31 James Street.
Morroe March 1. Mise Minute M Dix has been visiting her cousin Mrs Hard ing of Sfonticello for the past week.
Local report notes a planned meeting in Bloomingburg on Monday afternoon with attendees including D A Vanlaweren’s party and a reference to notable figures. The fragment mentions a Wisconsin event crest and a social gathering led by prominent women, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Winterton and possible names Jordaor Rae pyates Apmime Lochwoot and places like Middle- 2 Fort Poti al woh Re Urathas, obscured details and context.
An advertisement promises a cure for catarrah with a money back guarantee if it fails. It references Hromei and Terhune and notes a refund if the remedy does not work. A Boston Shoes Store at 31 James Street advertises discounted Women’s Sample Shoes in sizes 2 1/2 and 4 with prices from $2.58 to $2.06, now $1.30 to $2.00.
A southern work article discusses grooves carved on arrow shafts by an expert craftsman. Elders debate their purpose with some saying the lines channel blood or indicate fighting. The craftsman urges care to ensure grooves improve strength and prevent weakness.
The text discusses the Missouri River origins from the Madison and Gallatin rivers in a national park region. It mentions the Jefferson and Lewis and Clark explorations, and notes Big Hole and Beaverhead rivers forming confluences near Tsin Bridges, with a broad statement about measures from the Gulf to the Rockies.
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