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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
2
Local printing shop advertises capable commercial and book printing services with emphasis on quality stock and normal cabinetry, offering competitive prices and reliable production standards.
A garbled column mixes opinions on law, conservation, wartime shortages, and politics. It mentions attorney campaigns, a long desk tenure, food conservation hopes, a New York company selling to a city, and rising costs and taxes. It references German actions, pacifist fears, and reflections on science and industry.
A fragment discusses American gas prep, labor roles, and propaganda. It notes a pledge by a millionaire to wear overalls while fighting, praises labor, and cites Schwab’s comment contrasting Americans and English. It also covers battlefield morale, playground funding in Middletown, and strategic Alsace-Vosges positioning for the American forces, stressing the broader war implications and territorial views.
Secretary Baker's ruling on appeals from Camp Upton and Camp Gordon sentences confirms penalties from eleven months to twenty years for objectors. Naturalized or native-born men tied to countries at war were deemed valid military members under the selective draft law. Some objectors argued against serving while allied forces celebrate Italian morale surge.
Hollywood production notes tell of Rebecca Hopper Eastman backed project The Big Little Person with star Mae Murray. Robert Leonard filming in California and San Francisco locations. Montagu Love returning to World studio West Fort Lee New Jersey. Virginia Pearson addressing 18000 troops at Camp Upton and resuming New York work on The Vamp with Enid Bennett. Virginia Southern praised as new find to lead Bennett film. Theda Bara epic Under the Yoke staged near Hollywood with 15000 rounds used in a mock battle.
Mildred Manning and Ethel Winthrop star in a Metro production where Winthrop often plays aunts. The piece recounts behind the scenes of Rid era of the Purple Sage, highlighting William Farnum staging a dramatic canyon rock drop. It notes Mabel Normand receiving a fan from a Japanese admirer and mentions Dorothy Phillips and Julia Crawford Ivers connected to Universal and Paramount projects.
In the Trench lines along Verdant valley slopes soldiers of the United States hold positions. The trenches wind along quiet sectors far from the front lines with villages spared from devastation, providing a calm stretch amid mounting conflict.
The passage urges individuals to know their power and duty, arguing that neglect harms conscience and society. It compares daily labor and study, stressing that faithful action, even in small tasks, sustains the nation and future generations, urging decisive personal responsibility.
A fragment notes Enid Bennett, a Paramount star, as a petite actress who rides daily, with a brief look at Viola Dana in Opportunity and William Farnum’s unit filming Ride of the Purple Sage in the Arizona desert. It mentions long hours and strenuous shoots, contrasting hobbies with the demanding film life.
Fragments recount Red Cross support including hundreds of socks, wristlets, quilts, and comfort kits shipped this week. donations from Wat kina avenue and local firms supplement junior Red Cross work. volunteers, including North Street Church ladies, prepare kits and instruct sock washing, while Mrs. Mary Howard at 152 Linden avenue exemplifies civic spirit with knitting.
Newburgh reports the death of Lieut Gordon Kaemmerling of the Twenty third Infantry in combat near Chateau Thierry. Former Alberger Pump & Condenser Co employee, he rose from testing to sales before enlisting. He boarded in Newburgh with Mrs Woolcock, and his mother Mrs B B Kaemmerling of New York city awaits his other son Gustav, then a naval aviation trainee, to seek action soon.
Postmaster Bweeney, under government orders, begins registering and fingerprinting all female alien enemies on three rural routes. Justice A H P Seeger, of the New York Supreme Court, rides horseback from Newburgh to White Plains on a mare named Mexican, completing the fifty mile trip in a day.
Residents of Tuxedo Park paid homage to Lieut Richard Mortimer Jr who was killed in action in France on May 22 A memorial service was held at St Marys Church in Tuxedo Park on Saturday morning at 11 oclock
A magistrate condemns a long-time husband in a chaotic court scene noting he threw his wife out and attacked others while claiming a peaceful revolution. The defendant sheepishly claims the overthrow of tyranny led to losing control as the session hints at a broader political motive.
A fragment notes a primitive plow using a wooden hook and steel point drawn by any animal from donkey to camel. It cites a French experimenter who found that drop by drop watering yields better plant growth than forced irrigation, detailing the precise water needs for various plants.
Ursuline Academy holds its annual class day at Circleville with a large turnout of students. The girls departed from the academy Friday afternoon and were greeted with a luncheon upon arrival at the grounds.
Camp Talcott will operate from July through August 27 near Stnquenct at Sand Pond about six miles from Port Jervis. It is directed by the Bronx Union Branch Boys' Division and funded by the late Mrs James Talcott. The camp base will be limited to 40. Fishkill Times to cease publication after next issue. Beacon paper notes the Times as one of New York’s oldest, run by the Dean family for years.
Prohibitionists report mobilization for a di racial state convention to be held in Utica on July 16 and 17. If possible Gov Whitman will be nominated as the Prohibition candidate for Governor. Memorials for slain service members from Texas note healing to the War Department.
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