Methodists Seek Sub for Saloon During Centenary Exhibit
Columbus officials solicit public ideas for a substitute name to replace the word saloon at the City Life exhibit during the Methodist Centenary Celebration. A $5 reward invites words deemed suitable to symbolize a new era of sobriety, with many proposals flooding in from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Celebration
United States
Manny
Stall Namah
Wearel
Yaich
Cepres el Desica
Mieddea
Squariess
Txaingles
Deveret
Pola
Titi
al Manber
Baloon
Bite Street
Columb
Community Notes From Washingtonville and Nearby
Local residents pursue visits across towns including Magyooh Mir sane Mra Abra HapeYJo af Walden and Charles Gerow’s family in Newburg. Stephan Merncy aged elder from Clove suffers pneumonia while Mrs Warde aiendiey visits from Newburg. Creene manager to present an illustrated feature at Ure Grange west Taemay cvelep ing. Mrs Waird of Sullivan county visits Mrs J I T Ancor and Mrs Andrew McNell recovers from a New York operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonville
Waird
Sullivan County
Haa
Mra. J
IL Tancorn
Andrew McNell
New York
Lena Carlain
Dridgeport
Harry B. Harling
Binghawton
Alta Benedict
Middletown
Oliver D. Cooley
Miar Tiberty
Otto Doolan
Fort Porter Vlospint
Buffalo
San Francisco
Hig
James McMorrow
Filizabeth McMorrow
Sishr
Misa Florence McMurrow
Mroohion
Amilia Fuller
Mon
Lagen Avenue
Raghel Bodie
Walden
William Livingston
Prospect
Mirtle
Han
Harford Tallereal
Philadelphia
Tylherbert Jr Hodsviene
Ile Wanping
Oliver Avenue
Robert Dantely
Erfin Anthony
Manania Canal
Wenzel Hospital
Maurence
Teeternau
Winderfield
Conan
Sara
Mir
Misa
France
Winfred Brouthion
Meadowmok
NLFL
George A. Rider
Bin
Newchurch
Uhr Shiprands
Ade Athan
Ade Athan; Etter
Thearepk
Joseph Y. Marsdgeton
Harold F. Mettmam
Raton
Fannenan
Waittroc
Catey Lave
Ital Tor
Advice to Authors and the Mangle of Manuscripts
A youthful aspirant asks for writing tips and is told to persevere, use a typewriter, and a mangle. The reply mocks washing, saying the mangle will remove creases from manuscripts so editors won’t notice they are old, unless editors burned them with cigarette ash.
The Tinker's Treasure Crisis Tests a Couple's Resolve
Elsie Worth and Norman Yowen face eviction after a thousand dollar claim on their home. A late night break in by three would be robbers ends in a struggle as Olaf the thief is assaulted and left unconscious. police hunt the trio while the couple vows to help the injured man and keep their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Ilslu
Bael
Jung
Norman Yowen
Mr. Worth
Tle
Mate
Walters
Nhe Daetor
Elsie
Norman
Necmat
Kisle
Viele
Jernfel
Streich
Ortega
Hecamer de Mapes
Nernan
Memorial Day Observances at State Hospital Concert
A Memorial Day program at the State Hospital featured a concert by the 24th Separate Company Gand on Library Lawn. Generations of veterans, including Dr. MLC Ashley and Dr WA Sebinus, attended as uniforms dotted the crowd. a baseball game followed with West Enders, Lackey, and Roberman among players as the hospital marks the holiday with community events and notices of staff and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berd
State Hospital
Gand
Library
Poreh
Fic Hospital
Francis Mead
Ins Guin
Ines
Weat
Enders
Scuny
Lackey
H. Robertzon
Clavior
Cl. Vatterend
Shipman
G. Kinines
McNatuarn
Orville Tayvor
Rt State Hospital
Clat— Gundloch
Clarke
Petterson
Bumpster
McClerpen
Butts of
McAloon
Anearn
Rourke
Mechanics town notes and local visits in May
Mechanicstown reports numerous visits including Mr and Mrs Eugene Smith and Mr and Mrs Rulen Smith from New York as well as Dr Bord and Mrs Myers spending the summer at Elienville. Local projects include G C Stull's cone creeve approach and bridge linking the ice cream plant to the trollsy area offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Eugene Smith
Rulen Smith
New York
Bord
ON City
Myers
Elienville
G. C. Stull
Hia
Fred Francisco
Frank Hadden
Hiam
Keeler
Semour Merritt
Dhe Chinken
Susizera
Seely Green
Houston
Middietown
Warwick
Notable Early Nurses and Local Pioneers Mentioned
The text recalls Mrs. Mary Davey one of the first nurses at Middletown Hospital and Mrs. Knight a county pioneer in international sum whine work. It notes Mr. Knight as a surveyor and former Monroe postmaster pursuing mathematical work in Washington with their Monton house rented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Hospital
Mary Davey
Ares
Knight
Monroe
Washington, D. C
Monton
Bear Mountain Adds Attractions For Memorial Day Visit
Albany May 3 A non partisan commission led by George W. Perkins plans increased access to Bear Mountain State playground opening Memorial Day. Improvements include resodded Bear Mountain Grove new benches and tables, rowboats reintroduced with 26 cent half hour limits, ten new omnibuses expanding tours to interior parks and seven artificial lakes, all at cost rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Bear Mountain
George W. Perkins
Hudson
Switzerland
America
Bear Mountain Grove
Commission
Palisades Interstate Park
Robert Bacon Dies at 59 in New York
New York confirms Robert Bacon financier and former Secretary of State died at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary Thursday night. Bacon chaired the American Security League, served as Secretary of State under Taft, ambassador to France, and advised General Pershing. He campaigned for preparedness and ran for the United States Senate in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Bacon
France
Gen. Pershing
New York Eye and Bar Infirmary
Thirteenth Street
Second Avenue
J. P. Morgan & Co
Statg
Taft
Wood
Hao
American Security League
Plattsburg
United States Senate
Wiliara
M. Calder
Opening day at Orange County Golf Club sparks two matches
The 1912 season began with 18 and 3 hole matches on the new course and a tea and musical program. Philip A. Rorty of Goshen won the 18 hole handicap event scoring 43 41 84 minus 12 72 net and received six soll balls. W. Ogden Sayer captured the 36 hole match with 41 43 42 43 160 minus 16 162 net and won half a dozen Silver King balls. A crowd attended. social committee chaired by Mrs. George N. Clemson served tea. New holes were named Trolley Colbert Valley Long Acre Srucer Ridge Clemson Lagoon and Knob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Golf Club
Philip A. Rorty
Goshen
W. Ogden Sayer
Samuels
Pipton
Graog Carruth Harman
Omet-Barcarolle
Offenbach
Harman
R- D. Clémson Bolo
Homer
Clemson
Psalter
Robin
Spross
Readjustment of Fares Urged On Surface Roads
At a New York State Bankers Association meeting covering Westchester Rockland Putnam Dutchess Ulster Orange Sullivan and Delaware counties, a resolution urged readjusted fares for all surface railroads in the metropolitan area to cover rising operating costs and ensure municipal credit stability. The group called for notifying public service officials and banking publications of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Bankers Association
Westchester
Rockland
Putnam
Dutchess
Ulster
Orange
Sullivan
Delaware
Lake Mobook
Preas
Record Price Paid for Famous 2-Year-Old Bull at Dispersal
May Sir Ragappie the Great, a two year old Holstein bull, sold for a record price at Olser Tataca Jr’s stock farm dispersal sale. The same sale also set a big record when Fairview Maix sold to John J Shanshan of Beaio for 35009 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Ragappie the Great
Holtein Bul
Olser Tataca, Jr
Fragmentary Eight Real Coin Reference in Speech
The readable fragment recalls the piece of eight or peso once called by a name in the speech, noting it was divided into eight reales and valued as a small silver coin in a historical context.
25000 Trout Placed in Nearby Fishing Grounds
25000 trout were dispatched from Cold Springs Hatchery and landed in Middletown aboard the Adirondack. 45 cans of fingerlings, including 22 507 fish, were distributed to streams such as Bar Brook Spring Glen and Stony Brook and a future mix of brown natives and smallmouth bass is planned. The distribution was overseen by J M Lawrence and committee members with autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lawrence
Middletown
B. H. Rose
Joseph A. Worcester
Livingston Manor
Man Dies After Motorcycle Accident Near Calvary Gate
George McCormick, struck by a motorcycle near the Calvary cemetery gateway in Newburgh, died Friday night at St Luke's Hospital after the incident occurring last Sunday afternoon.
Thin watches not new in 100 year old piece
Bergen of Bound Brook New Jersey owns a thin open face watch over a century old. It measures three eighths of an inch thick with a movement one and three quarters inches in diameter and a two inch watch steel. The full plate lever escapement opens at the front and the 16 karat gold case bears the mark Micaltefl & Gigilo Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen
Bound Brook
N. J
Micaltefl & Gigilo
Malta
All Plodders and the Making of Genius
George Ross argues that genius is revealed through sustained work and long preparation. He dismisses sudden inspiration as unreliable and credits patient labor and time for producing meritorious results. He notes that facility comes from persistent effort and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
Daily market news reaches strawberry workers in Ham mood
The article notes that residents near Ham mood Louisiana now receive daily market updates on their strawberries from distant markets via wires. News is transmitted in Italian and English through the local office of the Bureau of Markets, United States Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassar
Hammood
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
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Sainoy
Catoe
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Paris
The
Tinker’s Treasure
Alhanty
Taeasay
Pinuchal
Jota Bruns
London
the State Hospital
San Antonio
Texas
Joe Turners
Typerior
Halia
Resndt
Deams
Sete
Gantock
Rutta
GS Routhe
JP Mon
Shiyiaan
Keny Nelson
Yaagen
Plame
Momhagen
Perscrals
Ispital Mx
Moores
Fred J. Knight
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