Anita North Finds Lone Moment Amid Night Road
Anita North wanders east of country roads overwhelmed by grief as tears burst forth after a severed heart. A stranger approaches, offers shelter, and confesses shared loneliness, then helps her return to the road and walk arm in arm toward an uncertain future away from happy, lit windows.
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Antin
Ragitah
Carters Ie High School
Hotel Omer
Jim
Anita Ton Davis
Anita
Anita North
Miss North
Torn
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Amateurs Race at Pokeepsie Meet Details
Amateurs will race at a meet in Pokeepsie June 12 with a purse of proceeds, the Red Cross benefiting from auctions of horses including a two year old filly by Axworth. Murphy plans to drive and forecasts strong entries, with three world champions expected to attend exhibitions and a futurity winner from Murphy’s stable noted. The event includes auctions away from the site with bids channeled through Murphy and Red Cross officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepate
Thomas
Red Crags
Murphy
John Wells
Mit
Tily
Red’ Cross
Huguenot News Briefs Include Elections and Local Moves
Oster Cuddeback elected trustee on the school board. Marion Kimble returns to New York with her father. Road commissioner Gee Reaves buys a team for road work. Monroe Wake-Arving visits from Brooklyn. Alma and Emma Space staying with their father in Hancock. Port Jervis graduate Mertet Tanzard set to graduate June 29. Miss Ayres travels to New York by auto for illness. School closes June 14. Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Marten back from Middleton visit. Mrs. H E Farrell works on interior painting. Mabel Reynolds enlists in Brockton ambulance corps.
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Hussenot
Agnew
Brooklyn
Alma
Emma Space
Hancock
Mertet
Tanzard
Port Jervis
Aus. Smith
Rock Hid
Mira. Johnson
Jordan
Earl Mead
Cuddeback Farm
Marten
Middleton
H. E. Farrell
Mabel Reynolds
E.G. Resnolis
Brockira
Ferndale Social Roundup Near Grasse Picnic Notes
Ferndale reports a quiet week with visitors from Liberty Paterson and Livingston Manor. Divine returns home from New York after winter away. Local residents host relatives and guests including Mr and Mrs C D Coley and Mrs A Conley. Several neighbors join Grasse picnic at Stevensville.
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Ferndale
Jane
Annie
Divine
New York clix
Flord Randall
Dreshter
Edna
C. D. Coley
Grasse
Stevensrile
Eiizabeth Blanchard
Liberty
Senday
Frank Carr
Alva Erosimons
Ruth
George Batie
Earnest Ragen Angj Litte
Hurlersiite
Throweh
Sanday
Mix
Gredy Snd
Helen
Paterson, N. J
Cuesta
A. Conley
Eaward Yorks
Livingsston Manor
Track Carr
REMOVED PLAN TO IMPROVE HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS
Food Conservation Committee meets in Local Building during vacation. Board of Education discusses grounds improvements for Ridge Street school and petition from 127 residents. Superintendent reports on scholarship, night school costs, and refunds. meeting adjourns to June 22 to sign diplomas.
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Food Conservation Committee
Bauea Ion
Hasbrouck
Warner
New-York
Balding Seom Entites
Avenue School
Hasmittee Paar
Hilsdorf
Owliz
Tuthill
John W- Staticon
Waz
Ube
H B Van Inwegen Gashed in France
Port Jervis June 12 Harold 3B Van Inwegen one of four sons of Mr and Mrs Charac J Van Inwegen has been in the line of duty. A letter to his parents says he was partly knocked out by poison gas during a recent big battle while an ambulance unit of the French force was moving. His three brothers Leman at Hempstead Long Island Allan and Ralph are serving in France with the Americans and ready to maintain the Yankees reputation.
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Port Jercis
Jone
Harold
van Inwegen
Xir
Charac J. van Inwegen
Huns
Forcce
Leman
Hempstead
L. I
Allan
Ralph
France
Sixth Benen Describes Human Sixth Sense for Balance
The article explains a human sixth sense tied to balance, crucial for aviators. It notes three small canals in the skull bones filled with fluid that receive nerve fibers from the auditory nerve, helping a person sense upright position without sight or touch. The sense is described as developing unevenly across individuals.
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BAE Science
Back in Goshen after a warm reunion
Mr and Mrs Thomas Binds and family have returned to Goshen and spent the winter at the Well e Howes beaming with restored energy and family joy after the long absence.
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Goshen
Thomas Binds
Welle Howes
House to House Stamp Cantoon Campaign in 1918
War Savings Stamp canvass planned for 1918, urging every family to pledge $20 per person for the year. Florence Ring is chairing the patriotic effort with a committee and local agencies already set up under William E. Cross and G. D. Theleen. Fieldwork will cover North and South streets, East and West Main, and Wilckham Avenue with headquarters to be announced.
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Igominittea
Mies
Florence Ring
Shairman
William
Eb, Cross
G. D.theléen
Middletown
S R Morgan Retires as the Truant Officer
Sylvester R Morgan retires after 15 years as attendance officer for public schools. He sent his resignation to the Board of Education to take effect at the end of the current school year. The board note cites truancy and illness causes, with 55 per month salary and civil service list to select a successor.
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Sylvester R.morgan
Board of Education
Accr
Morgan
Joseph Penn
J.L." Conkling
Conkling
Tinea Press
Municipal Civil Service Commission
George F Gregg May Be Named County Chairman
The Republican County Committee will meet next week at Goshen to decide on Cal John B Rose’s retirement as county chairman. Former chairman George F Gregg of Goshen is mentioned as a possible successor. Gregg says he would accept if a majority of committee members request it, but he is not seeking the job.
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Republican County Committee
Goshen
Cal
John B. Rose
Rose
Jacob.f. Pobe
Port Jervis
George F. Gregg
Cok Rose
Times-Press
Funeral Friday for Mrs B B Williams in Walden area
The funeral for Mrs B B Williams, who died suddenly at home in Coldenham on Tuesday morning, will be held this afternoon at 2 oclock at the late residence. Interment follows in the family plot at Walden Cemetery.
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B. B. Williams
Coldenham
Times
Walden
Express Co. Restores Middletown to Poughkeepsie Service
From Albany June 12 the Times-Press notes a contested session of the Public Service Commission Second District presided by Chatman Charter B. Hit. The case between Orange County Ice Cream Co of Middletown and Adama Express Co over discontinuance of service is decided with the express company agreeing to restore the Middletown to Poughkeepsie route.
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The
Times Press
Albany
Public Service Communion
Templar
Chatman Charter B
Hit
Orance County Ice Cream Company
Adama Express Company
Middletown
Poawhkeepsie
Express Company
Conference of City Officials Opens Annual Session in Newburgh
City officials from across the state gather at The Palatine Newburgh for the annual conference. Sessions discuss tuberculosis traffic safety and war-time public improvements with leaders including Mayor Burns Mayor Wilson and Mayor Walforf among attendees.
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Newburgh
Ara
Palatine
Puréau Council
Court House
Cornelius 'F. Burns
Troy
J. Lewis
Hartsock
J.D. “Wilson
Burns
Downing
Park
Washington Heights
Cohen's Opera House
Harry C. Walker
Bingham
C.l.addison
Long Island Railroad &Co
R. E. Enright
New York
Oitys
New York State
Gilies
Francia ‘M. Hugo
America
Bullville Milk Producers Case Set for June 25
Judge Wiggins ruled to dispose of the case of the Bullville Milk Producers Association vs Frank C Armstrong promptly, with proceedings scheduled in Newburgh on Tuesday June 25. The appeal stems from a justice court judgment over a balance alleged due on a sock purchase from the Sink Producers Association by Mr Armatrons.
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Russel Wiggins
Ballvile Milk Producers’ Association
Frank C
Armstrong
Frank Hi Fson
Marty T. Crist
John Bright
Plainid
Judee Wilkins
Iia
Newburgh
Timer Press
Justice's Court
Plainf
Sink Producers” Association
Armatrons
Why Cat Eyes Reflect Light In The Dark
A simplified explanation notes that cats eyes shine due to reflected light from a tapetum lucidum. The retina receives light, reflects it back, boosting vision in low light.
Irene asks for Playmate doll and apron over robe
The fragment shows Irene requesting a Playmate doll and Rowe placing an apron over her doll’s dress to keep it clean. Irene then questions why she should hide the doll’s garment with the apron, expressing surprise at the idea.
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Irene
Rowe
White Sox and Giants Invasion in Murray Case
The article notes 1917 World Series favorites, the Chicago White Sox and New York Giants, as strong pennant contenders with intact rosters amid war-time shifts. It highlights the Sox pitching depth and the Giants strength despite Herzog and Robertson missing, while detailing a separate appellate ruling overturning a rape conviction against Harry Murray in Middletown and noting his prior theft conviction and a nail found in his possession.
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White Sor
Giants
Wtanday
Besis
White Sox
Sox
McGraw
Herzog
Robertson
Ross
Young
Doyle
Barnes
Red Sox
Chicago
Bennant
Bow
Ton
Stara
Boston
Detroit
Tigers
Cleveland
New York
Indians
Lee Foht
Yankees
Milter Huggins
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Browns
Animals as swimmers surpassing humans in water feats
London Tit-Bits notes that most animals swim well and dive easily. Rhinoceros and hippopotamus are strong swimmers, Indian elephant crosses rivers with heavy loads, elk and reindeer are proficient, polar bear is exceptional though not fastest. A squirrel in a rowboat demonstrates surprising swimming ability, heading to shore with head and paws above water.
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London
Practical Use Of Poetry In Language And Action
The piece argues poetry shapes present action more than reason. It warns that erasing poetry from language would cause Babel and misunderstanding. It cites human nature driving acts by passion, not only conviction, and notes prose and poetry alike reveal power to move collective behavior.
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Centery
Bretus
Rome
Bartholomew Rospela and Gust Family Notices
Public notices announce births for Palma to Mr and Mrs Bartholomew Rospela at 42 Oxden Street dated June 10 in year one. A second line lists Charica P Gust family details with unclear date and name wording.
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Bartholomew Rospela
Oxden Street
Palma
Charica P. Gust
Charis Po
Middletown Red Cross drive praised by chairman
Chairman Bright thanks volunteers and citizens for a successful Red Cross drive in Middletown. He credits editorial support and local contributions, noting the strong civic spirit and broad response as proof of Americanism and readiness to advance further efforts.
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Red Cross
Middletown
Amelia
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Pokeepsie
Prese
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H. B. van Inwegen
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B.B. Williams
Broadway
Fred H. Walforf
New ‘Rochelle
Nelson P. Lewis
England
F. L. Ackerman
New-York City
Isates
Pierre Jay
Federal Reserve
Mount Beacon
Aes-T
William J. Wallin
Yonkers
Richard’ C.S. Drummond
Auburn
John J. Merrill
Charles B. Hill
Public Service Commission
Second District
BR. M. Cox
J. D. McCoach
Charles Higham
A. C. N. Thompson
Glty
LB. A. Taylor
H. H. Knickerbocker
John H. Galloway
Middletown Automobile Ciub
Harry F. Barnes
Middletown Automobile Cinb
Charles H. Smith
Johan D. Stivers
Bullville Case
Murray
Sver
Beeten
Supreme ‘Court
Harry Murray
Ethel Wilson
James’ Street
Jenks
Thomas, Mills, Putnam and Blackmar
Bera
Orange ‘County
Ontario & Western Railroad
James Street
Ethel ‘Wilson
Bright
Aines
Hia
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