Miss Katherine Stinson in air crash near Binghamton
Miss Katherine Stinson the aviatrix on a Chicago to New York air mail flight encountered a mishap while landing near Binghamton New York. In a high wind she forced a hilltop landing and the machine turned over breaking a propeller but she jumped clear uninjured and feared continuation of the flight may be impossible due to the damaged airplane.
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Katherine Stinson
Chicago
New York
Binghamton
U S Views Aims of Slavs With Much Sympathy
Madame Botehkarova founder of the Battalion of Death met with Secretaries Lansing and Baker at the State Department seeking aid for Russia. Officials offered no detail on military political or financial assistance. The U S government viewed the Czech Slovaks and Jugoslavs aims with earnest sympathy.
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Associated Prong
Washington
Madame Botehkarova
Russing Women’s “Battalion of Death
Lansing and
Baker
State Department
Russia
Frank R Wilson Sends Card To His Mother Here
Frank R Wilson, one of the soldiers who left on Monday for Camp Wadsworth, sent a card to his mother Mrs Rosina Wilson Monday night. The message notes travel delays and experiences en route, mentioning Philadelphia, Weehawken, and train sleepers as part of the journey.
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Frank R. Wilson
TL Wilson
Sol Gers
Camp
Wadsworth
Bla Motha
Rosina Wilson
Philadelphia
Weehawken
Wanted cattle and poultry prices paid Middletown market
Auction and sales notes mixed with farm needs and local trades. Buyers seek cows calves hogs poultry with top prices promised by Middletown Meat Market. Also listings for sale of a ranabout, work horse, harness shop opening, and various funeral and transport services cited in town notices.
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Gale
James
Craig
Dasville
Middletown
Union Street
Treatment for Milk Fever in Dairies Warns Farmers
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines a milk fever treatment for cows, detailing an air-jet injection into each udder quarter using carbolic acid antiseptic prep. It emphasizes early signs, the common occurrence in heavy milking cows after calving, and recommends veterinary assistance or trained handling to perform the procedure safely.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tvo
Guernsey Breed Popular in Eastern and Central States
The Guernsey breed shows steady growth and large numbers across eastern and central states. Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture. Origin traces back to the Channel Islands including Guernsey and Alderney with Normandy as a likely parental source.
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Central States
United States
Guernsey
Normandy
Guernsey Cattle Breed Noted For Milk Quality And Size
France reports steady growth of the Guernsey breed with populations concentrated in the eastern and central regions. Cows average about 1,050 pounds, heifers around 1,000. Milk is notably yellow with high butterfat. The top ten producers range from 24,008 to 172,931 pounds of milk, averaging 19,879 pounds, with butterfat averages around 103 to 110 pounds. A thermometer should hang in every stable to monitor drafts on a cow.
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France
Guernsey
Experimental gardens aid Presbyerian wisdom work in Meter
In Meter, West Africa, experimental gardens and orchanism support Presbyterian wisdom programs. Crops include cocoa, corn, cassava, prim oil coffee, nuts and teats marketed. Read the Mines Press Want Ads.
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Mintion
Meter
West Africa
Mines Press
President Wilson Delayed by Berlin Born Sentry in New York
Report states President Wilson was halted at Pelham Bay Naval Training School by a sentry born in Berlin with German roots. The incident amused the President and cadets as Gabriel Meyer and Clarence Wahlberg exchange salutes amid laughter and a light mood pervaded by the surprise.
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New York City
Pelham Bay Naval Training School
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Navy
Berlin
United States
George 8. Runk
Gabriel Meyer
Viaitora
Biff Bang
Pelham Bay Boys
Meyer
Clarence 8. Wahlberg
Hartford
Conn
Governor Whitman Says 235000 New York Men in War
Gov. Whitman announced at the Gullmont Organ School commencement in New York City that 235,000 New York men are in France or en route. He spoke to graduates, presented the Doerelzheimer medal, and awarded an American flag to Dr. Dufield as attendees observed a regiment from the Ninth Coast Artillery.
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New York
Gov. Whitman
New York State
France
Whitman
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Atreat
Gullmont Organ School
Howard Dofflatd
Elaga
Philip Berolzheimer
Hervizheimer
William CG. Carl
DuMeld
Ninth Coast Artillery
New York National Guard
Doerelzheimer
John Robinson Circus to Bring Grand Menagerie to Middletown
The John Robinson Circus plans a June 10 Middletown appearance featuring a vast menagerie. The show promises exotic wild animals, trained elephants, heroic horse teams, and elaborate pageantry across four rings, with many species from America and Europe.
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John Robinson
Middletown
America
Prescat
Robinson
Europe
Whales in Royal English Cuisine of the Past
A fragmentary note describes whale being used in medieval English royal食e cuisine. It mentions regold ien regerv emic purposes and references The Jon’ mayer in London. It notes cooking methods involving roasting or boiling, and mentions the tongue and tail as favored parts.
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Regoldien
Jon’ Mayer
London
Rate increase for gas discussed by Orange County PSC
The Times-Press notes Orange County Public Service Corporation applied to the Public Service Commission Second District to raise gas rates in the city and Port Jervis. Corp official Clarence C. Corwin said the exact increase could not yet be given, with hearings expected next month. Current gas prices are $1.29 per thousand for the first 2,600, higher tiers priced to 30,000, with lower than some cities but tied to general cost increases. Corwin defended local equipment as adequate though modest.
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Times- Press
Orange County Public Service Corporation
Public Service Commisssion
Perauissalon
Port Jervis
Acen
Times-Preas
The
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Clarence C. Corwin
Pubile Service Commission
Ito Paradelphis
oMee. Witt
Corsin
Cormin
Yesterday and Tomorrow in a Quiet Reflection
A reflective snippet contrasts yesterday with tomorrow urging calm, steady effort and gratitude. The prose invites focus on present virtue, good deeds, and future readiness, urging perseverance despite worries or past mistakes. It emphasizes maintaining a hopeful, serene spirit.
Archdeaconry of Orange Meeting Highlights War Era Faiths
Episcopal leaders from Orange, Sullivan, Ulster and Rockland met at Holy Cross Kingston. Dignitaries including Bishop C S Burch and Rev William H Pott spoke on church roles in wartime. Tours of Ahrokan reservoir and banquet at Stuyvesant followed a packed day of services and discussions.
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Orange
Sullivan
Ulster
Hockland
Holy Cross
Kingston
Church of the Holy Spirit
St. John’s
New York
Burch
Suffraegan
William H. Pott
Asing Holy Cross Church
St. John’s Parish House
Stuyvesant
New York City
Bishop Burch
Dr. Rogers
St. Stephen's College
Wills
Camp Lee
Petersburgh
Virginia
Poughkeepsie
C. H. Kues
Port Jervin
Peter Lange
John J. Bott
J. Blair Larned
Mother of Hero Pleased At Soldier's Victory Salute
Mrs. Matzinger expresses pride and sorrow over her son Sergeant Matzinger who served in the army, was not killed, and inspired patriotism in Linden Avenue community. Civil War veteran Thomas D. Collins pays tribute to the youth spirit and wartime resolve as his own son serves in England.
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Eddie
Wilson
Mrs. Matzinger
Thomas D. Collins
Linden Avenue
Tribute to Captain Resnatti at Malian Chapel service
A memorial tribute will be held Sunday evening at the Malian Chapel 94 98 Cottage atreny for Captain Resnatti killed in a Mineola L L Air Field accident. Rev Prof G B Nevros speaks on The New Back with Italian speakers A Guerrera Bo Laonetti and G Raberio contributing a talk and invitation extended to patriotic citizens to honor the aviator from the lower ranks who rose to world renowned status.
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Atreny
Resnatti
Alan “Act
Mineola
L. L
Capiain Resnatti
G. B. Nevrox
A. Guerrera
Bo Laonetti
G. Raberio
When Man Excels Beast and Beholds Its Power
Fragmentary ad style text from Royston Post and Times-Press columns. Appears to contrast human prowess with a beastly appetite, mentioning need and sensation in a rough, incomplete advertisement fragment. No clear names, dates, or locations arise in readable portions.
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Royston Post
League Sticks by Anderson as Superintendent
New York May 29 Prohibition leaders refuse to remove William H. Anderson State Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of New York after he made remarks about William Jennings Bryan The trusteess resolve that opposition cannot serve the cause unless directed to appropriate tasks and offer fair treatment and harmony.
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New York
Grover Keener Safe in France, Family Receives News
Mrs. Charles Keener reports a letter from her son Private Grover C. Keener now somewhere in France. He left in March for Camp Upton and reached France in April. This is the first word from him after previous mail was miscarried, easing parental worry. Another son, Alfred Robert Keener, is believed en route to France.
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Charles Keener
Grover C. Keener
France
Camp Upton
Keener
Alfred Robert
Pledges His Last Day's Receipts To Red Cross Fund
Frank Goldbrush proprietor of the U S Hotel announces retirement this month and will donate his entire last day receipts to the Red Cross. He credits the organization for aiding him during the Spanish American War and notes future plans are unsettled.
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RED Cross
Frank Goldbrush
U. S
Arlington
Wickham and
Low Avenues
Goldbrouch
Sponge Industry and Levantine Diving Methods
The Levant sponge divers harvest sponges from the eastern Mediterranean. They cut pieces from large sponges, replant, and tie them to stakes to prevent drift, enabling rapid regrowth. The Times-Press Want Ad Columns advertise related notices.
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Levant
Mediterranean
Rally of Endeavorers at First Baptist Church
A Tuesday night rally at the First Baptist Church drew attendees from several out of town societies. Florida and Intermediate chapters reported 100 percent registration for the C EB convention in July. Rev T F Bayles of Walden spoke on The Value of a Larger Unit outlining three approaches to large work. Local members shared updates while Miss Barbara Radzinsky and Miss Anna Gregory contributed music.
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First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavorers
Florida Society
Intermediate Society
City Union
J.B. Wood
P. Hunter
E. P. Weber
Webb Horton
Barry Durland
First Baptist
Fred Bach
Circleville
Barbara
Radzinsky
Universalist
Roy Durlard
Florida
Helen Brinkerhof
North Street
Anna Gregory
Misa Delet Tolles
T. F Bayles
Walden
Frightful South Sea weapons edged with shark teeth
In Polynesia spears are sharpened with shark teeth to tear flesh and wound severely. A similar shark tooth dagger is cited as another instrument of frightfulness across the South Sea archipelagoes.
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South Sea
Polynesia
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