Old Time Remedies From Ragweed To Wild Cherry Bark
A nostalgic look at old Orange County home medicine describes ragweed as a household remedy for stomach issues and a pantry of herbs. It recalls mothers gathering cures from fields and kitchen gardens, using poke root whiskey for rheumatism and onion syrup for colds, with home washes and tallow dressings for wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
Colle
Nestle
Chile
Jerusalem
Honehold
Berith
Canta
Tommy Petts
Gomubow
Newburgh Youth Encounters a Clever Panhandler
A Newburgh youth recounts his encounter with a streetwise young woman posing as in need. She lured him with a hardship tale claiming transport money and housing costs, then attempted to persuade him into a risky scheme. The incident ends with the youth realizing the con and distancing himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbursh
Frianda
Certan
Elranger
Harrison & Gore
Gus
Ray Bill
Wetton Woman Attends Visionary Society Convention
Miss Sara Farrow of the Newburgh district attended the Women's Foreign Visionary Society convention in Brooklyn after traveling from Wentton for the event. The meeting was held at the Methodist Episcopal Church with many members present and plans announced for upcoming activities.
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Seaoklyn
Women's
Toreien Visionary Society
Dhe
Methodist Apiscopal Charch
Miss Seara
Newburgh
Austin A Race Veteran of the 143d Dies at 77
Austin A Race died suddenly at 7 o clock Monday evening at his Commonwealth avenue home aged 77. Born near Monticello he moved to this city two years ago. He married Deborah Clark 62 years ago and leaves two sons William G of this city and Frank G of Monticello. A Civil War veteran he served in the 143d New York Volunteers attaining third sergeant and belonged to Captain W A Jackson Post A F & A M. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 pm from the home and 2:30 pm at North Congregational Church with Rev C H Reynolds. burial in Wallkill Cemetery Pallipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin A. Race
Commonwealth Avenue
Mr. Race
Mr. Racn
Monticello
Sullivan County
Alty
Mise
Deborah Clark
Bridgevilla
William GC
Frank G
Race
N.Y
W. A. Jackyor
A. Ft
North Congregational Church
H. Reynolds
Wall- KI Cemetery
Pallipsburg
Nominations Made in Sullivan
Nominations listed for Sullivan within the Town of Delaware with names across offices including Supervisor Collector Highways Overseers of Poor and Constables. Listed candidates include James H Curtis B C Neiger J W Tos enberger George Puerchner Henry G Miller and others.
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Delaware
Remblican
Superrigor
James H. Curtid
Dawn Genk
Andrew Kohter
Justians
Otte Peace
Matt
T. Collin
Kilmer H
Miller
Charles F. Starck
Wiliam I Brown
Asnissors
Fred Freyberger
Charles Witeman
Joseph 0. Layman
J. W W. Tosenberger
Frank’ Keegan
Gieorge Pu
George Miller
J. W. Rogenberger
Henry Gabel
Charles Stoehr
Joseph Welsh
Philip Jlorning
Adolph Schumacher
Jacob Droher
Mrs Ferris Seeks Removal Of David Stevenson Trustee
New York October 14 4 On grounds that property left by David Stevenson the brewer who died in 1884 5 allegedly benefited the trustee James McClenahan as president of the David Stevenson Brewing Company McClenahan is accused of acting in his own interest and of diverting funds to the estate Mrs Ferris and her husband Rev Walter Feris ask the court to remove the trustee and appoint a new one Viola Hill Ferris a granddaughter seeks relief in the Supreme Court.
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New York
David Stevenson
Hynor
Wugenta
Viola Hill Ferriz
Niel Sult
Supreme Court
James McClenahan
David Stevenson Brewiug Company
Ferris Saya
McClenahan
Court adjourns as undecided in Goshen rail crossing case
Court reconvened with witnesses testifying on the New York and Hudson River Railway crossing fatality. Plaintiff's and defense's lines argued long, adjournment set for the next morning as details and statements were reviewed.
Odd Fellows Officers Are Installed In Newburgh Lodge
The Newburgh Lodge No. 112 installs officers including D. D. G. Charles M. Eldridge and J. W. Thomas Wilkinson with E. G. W. Musbach assisting. A supper followed the ceremonies and several addresses were delivered by members and guests.
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ODD Fellows Officers
Gillcery
Middje
Town Lodge
Lyo
Wera
Raed
Siete Woyeding
Thelp
Iei
Thompson
Holly
Woodruf
Serthe
Cosdanne
Ainsback
Awe
Phelpn
Ney
Petar
Simpson
D. B—C
D. Clarke
Aera Firat
G. Ter Harty
Pratt
Springstead
Newburgh
Charles M. Eldridge
D. Oe
George
Velte
D. H
James T. Erwin
J. W— Thomas Wilkinson
D. D
George H. Handfase
Sunday Game Is Prevented At Newbury
Scheduling trouble at Goshen delayed the planned game between the Beacons and Mercurys for the bay championship. The Beacons had won last Sunday and the lineup included Ulred Ramer of Med, but interference halted the match, leaving the Spartas Mercurys and Reacane with unresolved claims.
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Newbury
Newburgh
Shorts
Goshen
Grenwood Bark Beiee
Beacon
Morcury
Thielton
Beacons
Glonrdod Hefara
Uhred Ramer
Cits Primiat
Ugwen
Spartas
Mercurys
Reacane Jonch
Fire destroys Bennett farm barn near Bloomingburg
A large varn on Frank G. Bennetts farm about one mile north of Bloomingburg burned at about 6 a.m. Monday. The origin of the blaze is unknown. Wsaue Witlin, who occupied the premises, reported the loss of the entire farm produce and a large amount of household goods stored there. Insurance details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Bennett
Bloomingburg
Wsaue
Witlin
Mr. Bennett
Shute
Nace
Chester Meeting Elects Church Officers At Conference
At the African Union Methodist Trotennans Charsh quarterly conference on October 18, Charles Garnar and Ton Gait led Sunday school supervision. Kana Brown was elected treasurer, Josephine Garner as dava leader, Mary Jones as Sunday school teacher, with others to be elected. Pastor J Roeard Nicholxn presided as reports urged steady church work and unity.
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African Union
Trotennans Charsh
Charles Garnar
Ton Gait
Johan
Echool
Mien Kana Brown
Et K Heasurer
Min Jozephine Garner Mtsdala
Dava
An Mra
Mary Wi
Jones
Ether
Ubin Dhey
Montgomery PlonthonMry Dets 14 Local Notes
Montgomery PlonthonMry details small town happenings with social visits at Yonkers homes. The piece notes a tea class, Parsonage visits, and guests at the Laminet Gridley residence. It mentions local political candidacy activity and some residents commuting to work, urging more tenable lodging options.
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Leiby ‘Donton
Brad
Yonkers
Frank Oqtierney
Mes
Laminet
Gridley
Ernest Manse
Grove Street
Wiliam
Columbus
Cental New Buctand
Maybrook
New York
New York du Philadelphia, Were Waham TL Studge, J. Clarence Vanderwef
John LD Maakin
George W. Havens
Marbrook
Ork
Dhs Place
Brother Shot at Home in Suffern Incident
Tony Calloto of the Orange County Lighting Company received word that his brother Joseph was shot and seriously injured at their Suffern home on Monday night. Police describe the assailant as Albert Morretta, 28, 5 feet 7 inches, 149 pounds, and a mason by trade.
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Tony .Calloto
Orange, County Lighting Company
Joseph
Suffern
Albert
Morretta
Real Estate Transfers on Gavin and Jackson Streets
Misa Ellen Gavia sold two lots on Gavin Avenue and four lots on Mercer Street to Katharine R Gaffner and Robert C Whitley. parcels located on Jackson Street were transferred from Owen Raddy to Katharine R Gaffner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ellen
Gavia
Gavin Avenue
Robert C. Whitley
Jackson Street
Owen Raddy
Mercer Street
Katharine R. Gaffner
Barn Removed From Corner Property Purchase
George Miller removes the old barn from the corner property at Monhagen and Wilkes avenues after purchasing the site.
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Geo. Miller
Monhagen and
Wilkes’ Avenues
Monthly Police Department Report Summary
The report from the Police Department shows fines collected totaling $484. The document lists arrest figures, offenses, and the number of persons applying for housing assistance. It references different categories and counts by month with scattered numerical data.
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OF Police Department
Free City
Marriage announcement for Miss Colla Powers and Frank Shea Goodjoin
Miss Colla Powers and Frank Shea Goodjoin, both of this city, were married this afternoon at St Joseph's RC Church. The ceremony was by Very Rev Dean McClages. Best man was Clarence Goodjoin, and maid of honor Neale Kiernan. The couple planned a honeymoon to Milwaukee Cicero and Canada, then to Roow at Harding. Mr Goodjoin works as a clerk in the Erte Treikht house. Mrs Goodjoin has lived with her sister for several years. A medical operation occurred earlier for Mr Hoitslander at Thrall Hospital.
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Gordjoin Powers
Colla Powers
Frank Shea
Goodjoin
Mailiare Ald Oelnk
St Joseph's RC
Rex
Dean
McClages
Clarence Goodjyin
Mian Neale Kiernan
Roth Ark
Goodktia
Erte Treikht
Goldjoin
Abia-Ctly
Slater
John Walsh
Hut
Miwaukes
Ciiceroana Ibtoarh Cagada
Wil
Roow At & Harding Sivert
Bkie
Unionville Rally Day Rolls Call and Sunday School Reflections
The Unionville rally day reports about 150 in attendance with only a few absent due to illness, and highlights a long history of the Sunday school. The speaker reflects on six decades of service since 1845, recounting teachers, records, cradle roll certificates, Bible exercises, and numerous members who became church and community leaders.
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Unionville
Oet
Mir
Mgnghl
Gatunthy Roon
New York
City
Taylotte
Xery
Mering
Elviba
John
Brooklyn
I. B
Presbyterian Church
Iniuneworth Théseall
Ghreé-Gutor
Unday
E. J. Beemer
Emma
Mary
Martin "Lee
Weitlows
Jeconton
Tooards
J. i ‘Hantora
Relaa
KR. R
God Heart
Peter C. Hanford
Orange Co
Chester
Evergreen
Joe Chandler
Virginia
P. G. Hanford
Isaac Swift
J. L. Whittaker
J. H. Hanford
W. A. Rutan
Mr. Macinnes
God
Fay
Stoll
Moulton
Dann
Farley
Swift
Eoc
de Peyserer
Er. Beemer
H. Hanlon
Steli
Mra
Moslton
Tate
Miles Belle Keepers
Ivy Reepera
Avereit Orl
Aca Timbrell
Mies
Beemer and Hanford Trades Reported in 19th Century Menu Notes
The fragment mentions Berths Beemer Emma Beemer and Rus selling Hanford mince in 1899 and Rolt calling 1903 amid 148 members, noting a remaining £7 for acook J Harvey Hanford. The text is fragmentary and historic in tone.
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Berths Beemer
Emma Beemer
Russell ‘Hanford
Clinton Hanford Mince
Rolt Call
Acook
Newburgh Thief Caught Near Tuxedo After Robbing Braunstein
Benjamin Levynski, a 45 year old Russian ex-junk shop worker, was captured in Tuxedo Park after police traced a wagon with a gray horse from Braunstein's Smith Street stable burglary. Goods valued at about 400 dollars were recovered. Levynski admitted the theft and waived examination, held on $100 bond awaiting grand jury action.
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Newburgh
Police Department
Benjamin Levynski
Jacob Braunstein
Smitatiset
Levynski
Tuxedo Park
Bush
Perrott
Patrick Hart
Supkmien
Greenblatt
Jacob Mazevnitk
Canada
Braunstein
Smith Street
Bee
Dorhoad
Tuthill
Joldock
Nugent
South Street
Scott
Dubois Street
St. Their
Tuxedo
New Jersey
Ramapo Mountain
Tufail
Brautstel
Walden
Newburgh News
Benjamin Levin
Mrer-Miskim
Spring Street
Levrosk
Levin
Levinski
Democrats Fill Ticket at Last for City Offices
The Democratic city committee at a October 12 meeting nominated candidates for vacant posts. Alderman at Large Hand Blanchard, Supervisor Second Ward M L Borts, Supervisor Third Ward Francia F Galvey, Supervisor Fourth Ward Frank M McDermott.
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Hand Blanchard
Mantse
ML. Borts
Francia F. Galvey
Surepriser
Fourth Wand
Frank M. McDermott
Another Moose Declines Progressive Nomination for Assessor
A brief item from Goshen Ort reports Jonn EL Watkins has declined the Progressive party nomination for assessor. The Times-Press notes the political move amid ongoing local endorsement chatter.
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Goshen. Ort
Jonn EL Watkins
Ascessor
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Japuak
Jane
Minglington
Subby
Bobby
Mother's
Conliane
Westtown
Wetton
Ladi
Sullivan
Ferris
Noraig’s
Kiddoe
N. Y
H. H. Railroud
Wali Saac
Tompkins
Nyack
Wheeler
Clarence Chambers
Herbert Kernochan
Chambers
Seraeh
Elthar
iMr. Jones
Wreer
K.milngen
Harry Oaterhout
Stave Harlow
M. Jones
Reias
Barc Agnionviele
Sray
Montgomery
Day
Rymeneal
Oae le Wol Nelier
Sehiesrucher
Riooning Hore
Cyea
Mr. Hoitslander
Bloominzburg
Thrall Hospital
Sater Dan
J. Harvey Hanford
Times-Press
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