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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
2
The passage outlines publication policies for ad notices and manuscript returns, noting obituaries are free and other notices may incur charges. It advertises commercial painting and printing services with facilities for quick jobouts and scaled pricing, mentioning refunds and rate terms.
A condensed 1916 history fragment notes figures such as Commodore Joshuah Barney died, Alexander I of Krusain classic era, and Russian port Arthur position captured by Japan. It cites Lodz and Cracow actions in 1914, Italy’s 1915 stance, and Danube events. December constellations listed with sets near month’s end.
The New York Sun editorial lauds officers and gentlemen at West Point and Annapolis for exemplary conduct of cadets and midshipmen during their annual gridiron clash. It notes disciplined behavior, courteous bearing, and strong American military ideals, urging wider access to such training.
The piece discusses calls for a nationwide embargo on foreign trade to boost prices and protect the domestic market. It cites reductions in imports like cotton and concerns over effects on employment and living costs. The article also mentions Miss Candace Dawson visiting New York and her mother Mamie Daw on Courtland Street.
Swedish explorer Chris tan Ledem returns from the Arctic with tales of vast mineral wealth north of Hudson Bay. He describes a gold bearing quartz and a mountain of reddish yellow rock, yet access is perilous and no rush to claim the riches is seen. He mentions an old gun and yellow bullets as family lore.
Washington rumors center on multiple posts likely turning over after March 4. Speculation links McAdoo Gregory and Houston to retirement while Daniels may stay. Possible shifts include a New England rep, Senator Tolth of New Hampshire, and Governor Garfield as cabinet prospects.
Fragmented OCR report indicates D Gould considered for the presidency of the Midwestern Chamber of Commerce after a term as mayor. The text argues Gould would have favored strong municipal leadership and warns of political manipulation by rival factions and unnamed supporters.
In a display of unified support from Middletown's Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Gould seems poised to bring durable results as leader of the organization, beyond any achievements he might have had as city government head.
The author questions the meaning and sincerity of the President’s catch phrase justice with a heart. The piece argues the phrases sound pleasant to his audience but lack clear, specific meaning and wonder whether the President fully understands them. The country would welcome a clearer explanation of what justice with a heart entails.
Albany reports civil service exams draw most candidates from New York City and Albany, leaving other counties underrepresented. Officials propose funded advertising to attract applicants statewide, noting travel costs hinder nonlocal seekers and highlighting numerous cities where exams occur. The State Civil Service Commission cautions against bias and urges legislature action to broaden outreach and access.
Fragmentary wartime recap notes the Entente pact against a separate peace and Serbia aid with arms, Romania's price demands, and rumored coordinated actions involving Bulgaria, an Antichlan ally, and Russia. It mentions potential attacks on Austria and a call for 0.000 troops to the Balkan front.
Two years ago Ton Wirdentnre led an assault on the Rweelan center at Lars Toland Austria with Ateceepe sent from Bertie to Cracow. The report highlights a mid war maneuver and movement across regions with military actions and troop shifts.
News service report shows New York and Chicago amid widespread boycott actions. Civic groups and women’s clubs in New York push egg price drops of one to two cents per dozen with turkey prices down about two cents per pound, while Chicago reports similar declines as consumers switch to geese and ducks.
New York officials report that sixty five cents of every consumer dollar for food goes to middlemen while abroad only about twenty percent is taken by middlemen. Dillon cites western eggs, apples prices, and storage practices illustrating market distortions and the need for broader farm bureau and state department efforts alongside federal cooperation to improve farmer prices and milk returns.
Secretary Taneis today awarded contracts for VF weapon defense and two 4410 foot articulated vessels. All bids were at the limit. It will be months before the first ships are delivered to the fleet.
South Centreville reports a Friday meeting at Miss Lens Miller s home with an indoor nutting party and games including paddling the cocoanut. A social at treasurer Fred Kirpy s home is planned. Parcel post sale and sociable last week described as a success. Various visits and relocations are noted among locals and guests.
Washington reports Burleson says NY post office investigation will finish in two weeks and no action on a successor to Postmaster Morgan until then. Thomas J McManus and Eugene Kinkead urged John J Boylan for postmaster. Boylan is a Manhattan state senator and former NY post office supervisor. He has a Mount Hope summer home.
In Howells on the prior Friday a library hall program hosted by Mrs. Henry Case raised funds for the Sunday school. The event drew young townsfolk to the stage and was praised as a local success. Nearby notes mention visits and relocations including Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Tiernan and the Gramlich family.
The 1916 Games Laws bulletin notes the US Great Britain treaty expands uniform protection for migratory birds across the US and Canada. It highlights state reclassifications, new parks and monuments, adjusted hunting seasons, creation of bird reserves, and state officer enactments aiding enforcement.
Philadelphia reports a major finance move as the Pennsylvania Railroad to buy 50 percent of the Lehigh and New England Railroad. The plan includes constructing about 49 miles of new track to connect the western end of the Lehigh and New England with the Pennsylvania line, creating a direct rail route to New England via the Poughkeepsie bridge.
Scotchtown news reports a December 3 Communion service and a preparatory lecture for December 2. The Ladies Missionary Society met November with Mrs. C W Harlow leading. Rev F B Schoonover led devotions. Mexico articles were read by Miss Puff and Mrs Edward Bogardus. Miss Edna Slaughter reported on Presbyterial Missionary Society in Westtown. church cleanup occurred. a tampering incident with Miss Slaughter’s car is noted. a fundraiser for war-region women and children is planned. MR. OCONNELL ADMITTED referenced. John C R Taylor served on a Brooklin appellate division character committee on Saturday.
Washington reports War Department plans to bring National Guard home for Christmas if Carranza accepts the protocol. Withdrawals depend on Carranza and Pershing remaining in Mexico, with possible rapid camp breaks for some regiments next week. The move would free 50 000 regulars for patrol duties, while credential examiner notes include Joseph B. O Connell and the law office of Van A Gardner.
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