Review of Nowa terature and Polit Published by STIVERS Paint COMPANY
Fragmentary OCR mentions an Associated Press item titled Review of Nowa terature and Polit Published by STIVERS Paint COMPANY. It references JOHN iy secretary and treasurer, with garbled names and dates unclear, but implies an organizational note or publication review from 1018.
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Reviow
Nowaterature
Polit
Frey Stivers Paint Company
John Iy
Tresauren Corser
Ant and the lesson of industrious winter prep
The text presents a fable style teaching that the ant, a small but diligent creature, stores surplus in warmer months to survive winter. It frames the moral around self-reliance and planning without reliance on external guidance or leadership.
To the Heart of Things Whitman and the city’s politics
Commentary argues Whitman failed to win a nomination and suggests his handling of Rosenthal murders and campaign finance grafts targets the state committee treasurer. It asserts a powerful, honest Whitman would affect city politics, portraying his district attorney career as highly capable and influential.
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Whitman
John Purroy Mitchiell
Rosenthal
Demberniio State Committee
Mr. Whitman
The Toys of the Ages in A County Christmas
A reflection on holiday gifts valued at about 20 million dollars in 1038, noting Santa’s heavy freight and the enduring appeal of toys across eras. It contrasts modern mechanical wonders with ancient play, citing Grecian clay models, marching soldiers, and the appeal of toy trains and ships across generations.
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Junky mechanized toys draw juvenile glee and scorn
Substantial Uute toys bring juvenile happiness and high value. Most mechanical toys are fakes, built to lie on the tree, costing a heavy sum. Their frail mechanisms break before the paint wears off.
Keys to Success from Herbert Kaufman
Advice from a 60 year observer on character and integrity. Three keys to success are discretion, fidelity, and steadfastness. Warns that traitors falter and half measures fail. Emphasizes keeping confidences and delivering full effort to earn a place to live and work.
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Herbert Kaufman
Astonishing Proposal Targets Direct Presidential Primaries
President Wilson urges prompt congressional action to enact a radical plan to end national conventions and nominate presidential candidates via direct state primaries. The piece notes similar ideas from Roosevelt and contrasts with Napoleon’s autocratic approach, asking whether the country desires such a system and safeguards against autocratic power.
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Ted
Roosevelt
Napoleon
Pao Pie
Toonevelt
Tle
Bike Riders Still Ahead Of the Record
In New York on December 11, cyclists continued to extend the 84 hour endurance run. The front rider had completed about 1,007 miles with 4 laps remaining, aiming for the record of 1,646 miles.
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New York
Fair Society Honors Astor Duke County Vice President
Vincent Astor elected vice president of the Dutcher County Agricultural Society at Poughkeepsie on December 10. Funeral services for Ralph R. Sayer, formerly of the club, held at Hillside. Sayer died in New York at 41 after a long illness. He was born in the city, son of Andrew and Sarah Sayer, married Lula Deck in 1888, survived by several brothers and a sister. He lived in Stamford, Conn., and worked in the steam laundry business in New York before retiring due to failing health. He belonged to Puritan Lodge and I.O.C.F. of Stamford.
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Vincent Astor
Dutcher County Agricultural Society
Saver
Ralph R. Sayer
West Gib Street
New York
Hloest
Hillside
Sager
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Janeway
Sayer
Ciis
Andrew
Sarah Ho Sarer
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Conn
Me Sayer
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Sound Teach
Gladys
Loileting
Robert A. Sayer
New Yok
Ezra S Saper
Cornwall
Willam Bo Fazer
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Stanford
Cong
Laser
Puritan
Hodge
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Stamford
Jock Beith Recounts Pie Theft Allege Arrest
Montgomery report states Jock Beith was arrested in Maybrook for alleged theft from Edward Whitney’s home. He claimed he took only a slice of pie to satisfy hunger. An investigation shows only pie and no money or silverware were missing. items later found intact in the Whitney house.
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Montgomery
Jock” Beith
Maybrook
Edward Whitney
Justice Cox
Smith
Whitney
McCabe to Again Manage Poughkeepsies
The Poughkeepsie Baseball Club directors met at the Chamber of Commerce to plan offsetting a $1,910 deficit, with $1,450 pledged. A new citizen committee will seek contributions to fund 1914 efforts and salaries, aiming to improve players and avoid park fitting costs. McCabe is recommended to manage again if available.
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Sald
Students Roll Opening Games Of Tournament
The M. H. 8 bowling tournament opened yesterday afternoon as Yaeger Newkirk beat Friend Gibbs in two straight games. Newkirk Yaeger led 108 to 9 in the first game, while the second mirrored the steady win after early setbacks. Gibbs and Dibbs struggled with spares and fast play, failing to strike until the second game. The final scores read Newkirk Yaeger 198 and 154 for the opponents. Officials Horton, Traylor, and Lang presided yesterday. action resumes this afternoon.
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Dibbs
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Atayen Thare
Neowhite cc
Smith of Yankees Goes to Montreal in Inter League Move
John Smith, the little catcher used as a substitute due to injuries, was released Tuesday to the Montreal team in the International League. Sold to the Yankees by Kingston manager Cunco, Smith had a brief major league stint after joining New York, where fans still recall his potential.
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Wttle
Chanco
Yankees
Sweeney
Gossett
Montreal
Smith
Cunco
Kingston
New York
Elysii
Wagon Breaks Delivers War Time Late Ration
At about 7:30 in the morning a wagon delivering to Hulen Vienna Bakery, with Gohen Dee in charge, broke its front axle while being drawn up Main Street in front of the Orange Hotel. The team was hitched to a second wagon, while the broken wagon was sent to Donosan's repository for repair.
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Hulen Vienna Bakery
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Orange Hotel
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Tdonosan
Mr Farrell 18 Operated On After Surgery
The Sussex Visitor reports Mr Farrell 18 underwent an operation yesterday afternoon by Dra Conciet and Warnliten at his home. The article mentions Gothen, Dee 11 and adds details about Martins of Sussex visiting J.1 Mar. Vin at the Satters home, 320 Spring Street.
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Vin
Satters
Spring Street
Asylums Sweep Bowler Battle In City League Night
In a crowded alley tournament Tuesday night the Asylums dominated the action defeating the Eagles 2 and Excelsiors 3. The Asylums rolled a new high team score of 677 in game two while Hunter and Ifig led with strong individual scores. Eagles and Excelsiors trailed, while the Suxcel siors earned their first victory of the event.
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Asylums
Suxcelsiors
Enlven
Eagles
Ubcellar
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Excelstors
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Ifig
Hunter
Asyluma
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Fay
Bike Racers Ahead of Record in Kilometers and Laps
An incomplete report from New York on December details a cycling event with a dramatic distance 2225 miles and three laps. References to competitors Gorden, Dee, and Meining appear, with mentions of a foreman and a conductor leading to a home in Vienna.
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New York
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Dee
Frits Meining
Hylee
Vienna
Taherr
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Nimes
Maybrook Commissary Buildings Burn Down in Fire
In Maybrook H T December 17 six commissary buildings owned by Latroph and Shay contractors for the Central New England railroad were destroyed by a fire that started in one building with an Italian occupant writing a letter. Fire spread rapidly, lowering the number of intact structures, with efforts by foreman Fred Beaman and Edward Herrington helping save others.
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Maybrook
H. T
Lathrop & Shay
Central New England Railroad
Fred Beaman
Edward Herrington
Trainman Hurt In Westbound Erie Train Crash Near Guymard
J R B Quick a New York Erie Railroad trainman was injured falling from a car on a westbound train at Guymard. He was found by a passenger train crew after an overnight search and transported to Port Jervis Hospital for treatment. B C Weiss, formerly secretary of the General Western Passenger Agents committee, joined the Northern Pacific Railway chair man’s office in New York after time with St. Paul and has ties to the city.
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Ralemas
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Erie
Port Jervis Hospital
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General Western Passenger Agents Committee
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St. Paul
250 Africans Blown to Sea in Gale
In West Africa on December 11 a gale drove a cableship Sentinel to rescue 130 of an estimated 250 African sailors. 120 remain missing as four hundred motives were cast into the sea after a tornado struck a convoy of twenty cargo vessels.
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West Africa
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Sentinel
Ohio Grangers Boom Bryan for President 1916
A Lima dispatch reports the Ohio State Grange has launched a campaign for Bryan's 1916 presidential bid. In Goshen, a brief Port Jervis stopover noted Heers Makuen’s flying visit before returning to Goshen this morning.
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Ohio State Grange
Goshen
Heers
Makuen
Port Jervis
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