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Newspaper
Orange County Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
2
The Arebirna star is described seen toward the south midway up the sky in early evening. Planets Mara and Jupiter rise together with Jupiter appearing between midnight and daybreak, marking a notable celestial alignment for observers.
The Class of 1917 graduation at Middletown High School affirms the city’s strong reputation among New York State schools. The event highlights solid preparation, broad mental development, and pride by parents and teachers in the graduates’ future potential.
A presentation at the Middletown armory last night unveiled an ambulance and motor truck donated for the Beolary Detachment and Company 1 First Infantry No. N. T. The fund began with a 6-year old girl Dorothy Herman and was promoted by Times-Press. Contributions quickly grew, showing how age matters not in patriotic aid. The Times-Press congratulates Dorothy Herman, the Sanitary Detachment, and Company members on the vehicles and grateful public supporters who funded them.
A fragmented notebook passage describes pressure on mental focus and a sense of displacement. The writer hints at returning to a place or habit as a relief, implying internal struggle and a wish for stability amid unclear circumstances.
An excerpt from the Newburgh Journal by Georgi W. Perteina argues that individualism endures only with individuals and credits personal development as the source of civilization. It extols the role of individualism in producing literature, art, architecture, monuments, and the enduring bonds of human achievement.
A historic note recalls Awiria voicing protest to Untteed Sater on June 29 a year earlier over allied supply issues. The wartime action highlighted civilian and political tensions surrounding foreign aid and strategic logistics.
The article argues that progress of the human race relies on individual development not mere selfishness. It contrasts Perkins and his cooperation slogan with Jesus Christ as the supreme individualist who emphasized personal responsibility. A Rochester seminary professor notes the meeting of individualism and socialism.
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century page includes quips on daily life. It cites a Goshen Independent Republicen suggestion to try Blood Bitters for sleep and humor about married life and laundry. The piece blends humorous snippets and reader observations with mock headlines and casual commentary.
Georges Renavant signs long-term with Allan Dwan at Triangle studios in Yorkkers and will debut in American-Thaty Al. Cooke's grandmother was a Civil War Washington belle staying at United States Hotel when a shot fired at the flag. Milas Cooke appears in Patsy. The Famous Players' circle mourns Fannie Frederick's looming death. director Hubert G. Vignola resists a reprieve. Antonio Moreno weighs in on footing and wardrobe tales surface in California. The Haunted Pajamas film shoots set in Southern California and the Bay Area with Harold Lockwood. Fred J. Raishhofer directs. Mary land and Huntington hosts scenes for Some Hot! and other Angle productions starring Winthrop Alley and Jack Deverest.
Daily Letter from the State Capital outlines four weeks of intensive military and physical training for youths aged 1 to 19 across the state. Col William H Chaplin directs military training with National Guard aides, Dr Thomas A Storey heads physical training, and Dr George P Mabber handles the social side with YMCA support. Activities include rifle drills, map work, swimming, baseball, and tennis. health and vaccination programs are emphasized. six supervisors per 180 boys and extensive camp facilities are noted. All expenses, including transportation, are state funded.
In a letter to the Times, Charlotte E. Rowe argues against women’s suffrage, warning it wastes resources and questions men’s honor. She cites prohibition trends, wartime duties, and the bid to nationalize markets as reasons women should not gain the vote, urging recognition of men’s strength and gratitude for their efforts.
At a Dorothy Ambulance Fund meeting held by the Times Preas Horarr on Thursday evening April 20 committees were appointed. Purchasing committee appointed William F. Royce as chairman with Major M A Silvera Captain Harry L Stecimen Saver Fancker and dean M Gaynor. Presentations committee named Min Myria Glave chair Dereshy O Herman Mayor A C N Thompson Senator Jona D Mivers Prof James F Tathli and Addison X Baker.
The Ithaca state association holds its 64th annual convention with sessions Wednesday through Friday. Topics cover newspaper issues and Yeotton topics. Notable speakers include Arthur Brisbane, Jacob Gould Schurman, George Creel, John A Sleicher, and Charles H. Betts. Activities include a boat trip on Cayuga Lake, a visit to Wheston film studio, aircraft demonstrations, and a tour of Ithaca and Cornell.
Ullman Hank Deiry Company joined other dairy firms in selling to Borden's Farm Products Company. R F Stevens Company of Brooklyn Central Dairy Company and Tietjen Brothers were also purchased for 8 to 9 million dollars in cash. No Borden stock was used. The old companies will stay intact as milk distributors and their officers become Borden employees.
The Middletown Chamber of Commerce invited farmers to supply the new public market opening Saturday July 7. Expected stock includes potatoes peas radishes strawberries rhubarb lettuce eggs live fowl tomatoes corn onions pears peaches apples and more. Market hours run from 7 a m to about 9 a m with wagons at the temporary Orchard Street market.
Mrs Clara Ei of Wallen sued Orange County Traction Company for $2 000 injuries after tripping over defective ware in Orange County. Judge Seeger dismissed after the plaintiff failed to establish a case. Eliza boarded a traction car at Waiden and claimed leg and hand injuries. The engine test on the Central New England line hauled 34 cars with 6 330 tons, testing locomotive strength for freight service.
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