Grange Coty Times-Press Inhed as Whigreee November 96
Fragmented OCR text from a historic newspaper page with multiple garbled lines. The legible parts reference publication details, dates, and advertising terms, noting constraints on submissions and charges for notices and cards. The readable content hints at a weekly review series and general publishing operations.
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Fragmented OCR Nightmare Across Cities and People
A garbled OCR river of random phrases lists names, places, and events in a tangled mosaic. Mentions of people, a diplomat, a soldier, a financer, and a Salvation Army fund hint at diverse notes, but no clear single story emerges.
Salvation Army street meetings sustain hope amid fund changes
The Salvation Army relies on street drum and tambourine collections to fund its work, arguing that eliminating collections but keeping meetings could still save more through a dedicated fund. The piece notes peace terms and German capitulation discussions, then shifts to travel and local transit contrasts between Middletown and Newburgh, praising outdoor scenery and a summer motor trip.
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Salvation Army
Three Autos in Unusual Wreck Near Goshen State Road
At 15 o clock Friday night a Paterson car struck the rear of a Passaic machine on Goshen State road near Biesarta woods causing the Passaic vehicle to derail. The Waterson car suffered severe front end damage and its occupant was hurt. A third car arrived and was driven into the rear of the first two. the driver of the guard car fled. The license numbers and names were not learned.
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Passate Ener
Ferary
Heeore Nauhor
Biesarta Woods
Goshen
Paterson
Waterson
Cape Wanlasa
Angela
N.Y
Record Breaking Traffic on O. & W. Line
Crowded conditions on the Ontario and Western line produced record traffic during the holiday period. The heaviest trains carried numerous passengers northward with delays noted as fridays and thursdays saw peak volumes. Commuters and travelers faced crowded cars and longer than usual waits at several stations.
Extra Hour Daylight Saved Through Summer
Washington May 31 The extra hour of daylight from daylight saving will not be repealed this summer. Advocates confident after House Rules Committee declined to report a special rule giving daylight saving a repeal parliamentary status while considering the agricultural appropriation bill.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
War Medal Designs Submitted for Mexican Border Service
Albany May 31 The adjutant general plans distribution of war medals for New York citizens who served on the Mexican border during World War I. Governors and officials announce bids for medal designs to honor officers and enlisted men of the National Guard who served from June 1 1916 to April 6 1919. Designs are being received at the adjutant general’s office.
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James H. Rorty Wins D S C Return From France
Private James Rorty of the Ambulance Corps unit G47 arrived Thursday night in New York from overseas and traveled to Camp Dahl before returning home to this city. He won the Distinguished Service Cross for exceptional heroism in France. Only four Orange County men have received the award.
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Amblatos Corps
G47
New York
Overavan
Camp Dal
Rorty
Sumierancy
France
Orange County
Prince
Tanwar
Rumsey's Horse Wins Easy Race at Walden Park
Report from Walden Park shows Rumsey's Horse winning easily in a summer racing event under local association auspices. The card featured a 2 race match, with Dynamic leading the field in the first heat and crowd enthusiasm noted for the night’s racing. Traffic records report four thousand autos passing through Washington on a nearby gate road Friday.
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Gtale Road
Death of Dr Adams at Agape home May 26
Profay YW Adams long time principal of the Part Jedeich School died at his home in Agape on May 26 after a long illness. He served the school for decades and was respected in the community. The obituary notes his dedication to students and local education.
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YW. Adams
Jedeich
Agape
Alas
Bear scene rattles Springside area as hunters chase 400-pound visitor
A 400-pound black bear wandered away from Sullivan County into Mt Hope area Thursday sparking panic in Springside, Slate Hill, and Ridgebury. John C. Fleming and others tracked the bear after sightings near Creeden's woods. shots were fired by Thomas Mullen and Dr Myery pursued with a rifle. Fleming even drew a map of the bear's movements.
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Springside
Slate Hill
Ridgebury
Times Prese
Sullivan County
John C. Fleming
Times-Press
Mt. Hope
Sullivan
Florence McBride
Creeden
Mr. Fleming
Henry McBride
Miss McBride
Middletown
Times- Press
Thomas Mullen
Dr. Myery
Man Fatally Wakes After Struggling With High Living Costs
Charles J. Blauvelt of West Nyack reportedly died by suicide after months of brooding over rising prices. Police say the 47 year old left a fortune of unknown amount. the death occurred in the cellar of a store where he had been acting strangely amid wartime scarcity.
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Three Hurt When Auto Is Ditched Near Crawford Junction
Three people sustained injuries when their automobile went off the Circleville road near Crawford Junction Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Max Pie Weta of Wrekin and Jane Winter of TIML aiout New York were treated at Thrall Hospital. the car was wrecked and they are expected to remain several days.
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Circleville Road
Crawford Junction
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Max Pie Weta
Memorial address delivered at Warrick asitl morning
Rey Wee Asitl delivered the Memorial Paraddins at Warrick Wye morning. The event recognized soldiers and noted about six percent of the school children of the Tilace participated in the observance.
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Paraddins
Warrick
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Tilace
No Cause Action Verdict In Goshen Case
In the Edward B. McCune vs. Max H. Lambert matter for personal injuries and property damage, the jury returned a no cause verdict after a recess. Jurors had dined together and discussed the points at issue until 5 30 in the afternoon before reaching agreement.
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Goshen
Edward B. McCune
Max H. Lawbert
Supreme Court
Tasne
Shad Season Nears End Despite Record Sizes
Shad season closes with strong catches on the Hudson and nearby waters. Irving Bayles shipped several fish near Hyde Park, including a large ten and a half pounder and a top four pounder. Memorial Presbyterian group plans a Sundar event with performances by Doria I. Rifenbary from New York.
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Poughkeepsie
Irving Bayles
New York
Hyde Park
Storms Shift Sirds Far North Weather Patterns
Fragmentary text describes storms moving northward and then turning south, with winds driving seas outward and ashore. It notes cycles of storm behavior and the unpredictable spread of impacts, hinting at broader atmospheric explanations.
Keeping Up Morale War Aim Of YMCA In Europe
A summary of YMCA war work in France England Germany and Italy based on a report by George W. Perkins chairing the War Work Council Finance Committee. It covers canteen policy, transportation hurdles, debt, and the establishment of hundreds of centers and factories to entertain and aid soldiers.
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Germany
George W. Perkins
War Work Council
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Y. M.C. A. War Work Fund
Mortimer L. Schif
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John KR. Hall
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West Point Appointee Passes Exam At 100 Percent
George A. Sarton Jr. recently appointed to West Point by Congressman Gallivan passed the entrance exam with perfect scores. He is described as a 36 year old, 6 feet 1 inch tall, 210 pounds, from Dorchester with family ties to Virgina and Mrs. George A. Saxton.
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George A. Sarton Jr
West Point
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Army
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