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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1906
Page
8
garbled county happenings report various items from goshen including election mentions and a confusing note about an annual report. readable fragments reference Rene and Durland and Main Street while noting an election and a cure or remedy list without clear context.
Last night scene includes references to sermons titled Break up Your Fallow Ground and The Trial of Man's Vanity, with advertised claims by J. Erskine Middletown NY and W. H. Saxton, plus J. E. Mills promoting Hindipo kidney cure. Public interest grows as a new nerve tonic allegedly guarantees results and offers refunds if ineffective.
A damaged OCR fragment shows an advertisement for shoe care remedies with phrases like Foot-Ease and sample names. The readable portion mentions a product or address style typical of mid 19th century trade cards.
Remains of Mrs. Dan VA Dorsit died at Maven were moved to Menticella for burial. The report notes family ties and local detours, with reference to other residents and travel. The garbled text confirms a somber funeral notice within a small town.
A garbled world section piece notes a flashy claim of ore near Wall Street as a metaphor for a promising venture. It mentions Mrs Potter Palmer’s rumored marriage to the Duke of Atholl and promotes patents and remedies by Howard and Mills, with medical claims about digestion and cough syrups. The text mixes sensational stock-like chatter with ad-like product pitches and local names.
The New York State Brewers Association plans a protest to Governor Higgins and the Legislature against amendments to the Haines Law. It argues that stricter measures will harm brewing and allied trades, including saloons, farmers, and related manufacturers, warning of statewide economic impact and job losses.
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