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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
5
A local display showcases new carpet and rug patterns including Axminster Velvets and Brussels carpets. The vendor promotes a wide range from durable grades to finest Wilsons and offers closeout prices on drop patterns and ers-to.
Jas H Smith &37 announces temporary closure on Monday evenings at 6 p m until further notice.
A Rexall advertisement touts rubber items like hoses brooms and sleeves plus medical aids such as syringes caps and stockings. It promotes trusses with fitting services guarantees and low prices and markets Dyspepsia Tablets and Americanitis Elixir as remedies with customer praise and a stated 32.5 percent success claim.
The Leading Druggists McMonagle and Rogers advertise at 30 and 755 North Street North Side Pharmacy. They claim correct pricing and quality in their offerings.
An ad for a cod liver oil preparation blends cod liver oil virtues with malt pepsin hypophosphites and wild cherry. It emphasizes it is not a patent medicine and promises clear ingredients on the wrapper, noting a misspelled or garbled branding line.
The Hiddietown Times-Press lists sew advertisements for Barnett and Marga Clothing Store, Harford & Horton, Crawford Furniture Co, Pathual's Pharmacy, and other local businesses. It also notes social events at Congregational Church, Oakland Branch Sunshine Society, and a charity recital benefiting a hospital, with dates and venues scattered throughout.
A short item recalling two council sessions and a gubernatorial event with a photo caption from The Old Orchard. The gently formatted report notes a Wednesday date in April and summarizes routine procedural details from the assembly.
A jumble of names and relations appears from Blooming ting and Middletown with mentions of Mrs. McDowell of Ostenstrest and Miss Susquehanna traveler aug ar Lu. Varying visitors include William Wilson and Alice Masten of Middletown Sup Chambers, plus Excelsior’s trip and other local nods.
An old advertisement extols Herpicide as stopping hair loss and balding by combatting a germ, while also serving as a distinguished hair dressing. It promises a $100 reward for untreatable catarrh and features a testimonial about Dr. Cheney's trustworthiness over 135 years.
A student or community program listing shows a piano duet by Eva Butler and Florence Hare, a dialogue titled The Train to Maura, vocal duet by Miss Wiles and Mrs. Bartle, and a tableau Can’t Find Afe. A planche number featuring Eva Butler and Florence Uistugue, with other names and items partially garbled.
Fragmented theater notice mentions a play titled Shadowed Lives, advance sale for a few choice seats at the box office, curtains, and cast credits. It also references local officials, appointments, and a charity event, with other unrelated items about rail signals and diamond rings interwoven in the text.
Mrs Killie Dolloway wife of Wil than H Dollowas of Newburgh died Saturday February 3 at her brother Walter Ehing's home in Batlinghan Sullivan County after six weeks illness in the thirty year of her age. She leaves three children Nell Bethel and Hazel at home. The funeral was at Burlins aeration with friends and relatives attending. Mr Varn Duzer born August 7 187? and survived by E Dill of Middletown. he leaves several relatives. Interment details unclear due to damaged text.
The ad promotes world view cards priced at two for five cents including Easter post cards in leather and paper formats and new leather card designs at five cents each.
Jomas F Barrett of Slate Hill and Mary A Dile of Lexington Greene County were quietly married Wednesday at 4 oclock at the St Pauls Church parsonage with Rev Char Cookman officiating. The couple intend to reside near Slate Hill. Rev Coddington, pastor at Warwi, reports Andrew Carnegie pledged to add 3900 toward an 1800 organ fund, bringing the total to 785 now raised.
In the Times-Press we note Mrs M Ryerson will depart Wednesday for Jerusalem to continue her leper work in Palestine. It calls for cooperative support from friends with contributions to D L Conkling or the First National Bank. Also announces last week of Saxton’s jewelry auction.
An ad promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Chicago made by C. DeWitt & Co as the original remedy for piles. It warns against counterfeit products and cites a testimonial from a satisfied user. Sold by W. D. Olner with Times-Press Want Ads inviting responses.
The partial OCR shows scattered tickers and venue names including New York Stock Exchange items, Hudson River, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Chicago and Great Western, Reading, Rock Island, St. Paul, Southern Pacific, and Metropolitan lines. The text hints at closing and today figures amid a jumble of company and location references.
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