Hair brushes and combs advertised in early Newburgh trade ad
An old newspaper ad extols hair brushes and combs for quality and comfort, noting materials like hard rubber and celluloid and a special hollow Revolatioomb variant priced 60 to 85 cents. It lists McMonagle & Rogers and multiple drug stores in Newburgh and Middletown, with praise for durability and scalp-friendly design. The surrounding column then shifts to local notices of residents visiting friends in Middletown, Poughkeepsie, and Newburgh, plus travel mentions and social calls from various towns.
You Will Wait In Vain For Better Tea and Coffee Brands
The notice touts two tea and coffee brands chosen for select quality and superior aroma. It promises customers the best satisfaction and urges a single trial to secure regular use after experiencing their attractive cup qualities.
Westtown Notes and Local Happenings
Westtown villagers report Mr Thorn completes a new pond in the village. Miss Lizzig Metheish returns from her parents home at Tister Heights after a pleasant vacation. Miss Ida M Steley comes home from a two week stay with her sister at Padderk and reports a fine time. Many townspeople attend the Orange County Fair this week.
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Thorn
Lizzig Metheish
Tister Heights
Ida M. Steley
Mos
Westtown
Orange County
Local social notes from Middletown and surrounding towns
A collage of short social items lists residents and visitors. Mentions include Lea Michiecaal H and Med. J. Boyd returning home, Mrs E Boyd and Gladys traveling to Middle Town Malamonincor Union, Grace Taylor and J Marle planning a visit to Middle Town, Mayle Bosch returning home from Middletown, Judge and Mrs W H Wixglas visiting John L Wiggins in Highland Ave, Frances Moffat returning from Presbyterian Manse to Middletown, Mrs H E Emerson visiting friends in Middle Town, Mrs Cyrus W Hobbs of Middletown staying with Mr and Mrs William Hi at Blandin, Viva Lamont visiting Waymart and heading to Middletown for the year, Julia and Madaline Stevens visiting aunts Mary J Stevens and OD T Gaunt, Asa W Brooks and wife visiting family in town, and Asa W Brooks’ connection to Bowers Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom
C. H. Kilf Fin
Marlborough
Newburgh Journal
H. Badgley
Margaerette
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
Middletown
Herbert Henderson
Harvey
Henderson
Walton
É —Erie
Dudley. Ely
Port Jervis
Asbury Park
Monhagen Inn
James McClary
Butléri
Old Orchard Club
Miss Genevieve
Godfrey
Brooklyn
William Faulkner
Benton Avenue
David R. Nugent
Tiffany & Co
New York
iHiam
Cits
George W. Gonsales
W. H. Knapp
Banjo Gill
Paterson
N. J
C. Sutherland
Mira Powell
Leptondale Cor
Walden
Marguerite Senior
Edith van Winkle
Montgomery Cor
George Houston
Walker Valley
Cer
Red Oak
Iowa
Mulberry Street
Mead
EB. M. Sterling
Grace
Sterling
Etrirtabrn Va
G. O. Ellison
Hdolden
Burdick & Co. Han and Brokers
Pittsfield
Mase
Lews
Yaliss
Lillian M. Sutton
Mary FE. Sutton
Slate Hill
Winterion
E. Harvard Johnson
Ira Jones
John B. Rose
Anna Bowman
Brandhye
Newton Herald
Etta Fuller
Margaret Stack
Frank Wiliams
East Mais Street
Ethel VanGaasdeek
Sussex Independent
Lea Michiecaal
J. Boyd
Mraier
E. Boyd
Gladys
Middle [ Towne
Malamonincor
Union
Migs Grace Taylor
Marle
Itoscoe Review
Mayle Bosch
Presbyterian
Hancock Herald
H. E. Emerson
Liberty Gazette
Honesdale
Cyrus W. Hobbs
William Hi
Blandin
Open Air Benefit for Convalescent Children’s Home
A plan for a Thursday night September 14 event near the Staute Hospital grounds, organized by the Middletown Goshen Convalescent Children’s Home committee and AxR Sanders of George Ober and his players. The production, Rip Van Winkle style, aims to resemble the original work with local performers and a public school instructor assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown-Goshen
Axr Sanders
George Ober
Staute Hospital
Santias
Smith
Goshen
Stationz Win Mr Uber Aga Tantiae Night Event
A Gala performance by Ober style artists travels from Goshen for a special trolley night run. Thor Feday shows, electric effects and a New York troupe head a chorus of locals with a full orchestra. Patrons rally support from top locals and Home organizers as tickets go on sale.
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Uber Aga Tantiae
Thor Feday
Goshen
Ober
New York
Unclear text fragment hints at church and public notices
The readable portions reference resignations at an Episcopal Church in Liberty and a pastor named Jarvis. Mentions of public notices, officers, meetings, and dates appear garbled. No coherent event or outcome can be established with confidence.
Jury hears details in Jordan murder case at Somerville
Boston dispatch reports further light on the killing of Honorah Jordan of Somerville known as Irene Shannon. Chester S. Jordan confessed to stabbing and dismembering his wife, who was struck with a blunt instrument and strangled, before parts were carried for forty eight hours. Jordan pleads not guilty and awaits a hearing as his brother in law Jesse Livermore seeks insanity as a defense. Livermore has retained counsel William S. Scharton amid family social prominence in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Boston
Honorah Jordan
Somerville
Irene Shannon
Suffolk
Middlesex
Chester
Jordan
Hantock Street
G. B. McGrath
T. H. Durrell
Afrs
East Cambridge
Jesse L. Livermore
New York
William S. Scharton
Jefese
Livermores
Murderers Inuediaté
Goshen News Highlights Local Happenings and Games
Local notices report a busy Goshen scene with medical consultations and homecomings. Dr. J. Schoonmaker and others take vacations, while the Democratic electors plan town conventions. A Dikeman Hose Company trip to Passaic for a fire parade is arranged, with music by Walden Fife and Drum Corps. In sports, Goshen defeats South Side Field Club 11 to 4 in a high scoring game, with Br And Chappell contributing multiple hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dikeman Hose Company
Passaic
Goshed
Ang
Walden Fife and Drum Corps
Dikemans
John
B. Swezey
Coshen
Goshen
South Side Field Club
Middletown
Sandy
Brand
Chappell
Williams
Farrell
Chris
Keeping Stock Healthy and Feeding Stuffs Overview
The article discusses maintaining livestock health through proper medicine and management. It addresses how intelligent adjustments to medicine, quantity, and quality of feed can improve animal welfare and productivity. It notes farmers can grow corn hay and other feeds but cautions about costs.
Montgomery Man Adjudged Insane
John Cuillas long believed to suffer mental illness after disturbing Prepect Terrace residents in Montgomery was adjudged insane by two psychiatrists. He was escorted by no attendants to the Mid dietown State Asylum, where he appeared to cooperate with the transport.
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Montgomery
John Cuillas
Nates
Montgomery Ord
Leva
Dasane
Middietown
Asvigm
The
Standard
Sa Ta
Jn Eagart bin
Yay Rall
Possible Candidates Named for Local Offices in Tablet Notes
Fragmented text lists several aspirants for city posts on the Democratic and Republican tickets. Nathan D. Mills is mentioned for a nomination, with D. W. Corbett discussed as a potential Board of Benesthm member. Republicans of the Second Ward and M. Lawrence are connected to Water Commission nominating actions in the Republican ticker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan D. Mills
D. W. Corbett
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McMonagle & Rogers
Risgere
North Su
North Side Pharmacy
Rogers Drug Bttre
Monroe
N.Y
E.E. Conkling
White Lake
North Street
W. W. Micka
Celia M. Micke
Orchard Street
Potter
East Main Street
Colmmaos
Fay Gorman
M.b.wolti& Bro
One Price Clothiers
Rip van Winkle
Burin
G. A. Ro
Ontario
Conanainier
Red Bank
Gowan
Oscninatiler
Nevins IV
Jarvis
Tes
Episcopal Church In
Patrick J. Shea
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
William V. Lockhart
Roberts
Atlatic City
Jesse Jackson
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore Society
Wiliams
Jackson
Fred
Woodruff
Hughes
T. L. Woodruff
Adirondacks
Heshes
Washington
John 11
Exzixy
District of Columbia
Early
Tan States Army
Philippines
Harvey McCoy
Campbell Steward
Bar Warbar
Dr. E. R. Varcoe
New Hampshire
J. C. Coleman
W. H. Bennet
Horace H., King
F. Adele Masterson
Robert Gaeret
Joseph S. Coates
South Street
J.murray Dalton
Democraticational
J. H. Schoonmaker
A. W. D. Wallace
Music Hall
Donovan
West Street
Iiving Park
Budy" Murray
Sidney B
Bethlehem
Murray
Charles W. Owen
Deushter
Pearl
Buiter
X J
Mongar
Samuel K. Owen
John H. Southwick
Yonkers
Coldreio Springs
Jall
Adah P. Vernam
Adah Price
McSweener
Riddletown
Miller
Cassion
Middletown S
McMahon
Sands
Holly
Aupire
Rehir
F. Cagagisi
BBC
Campbell Hall
Amt
Hanford & Hortors Grammar School
Hlamford& Horton
Stindard’ Flange “and Weterman’“Fountain Pens
Jace
Hanford & Adams
Middletown Savings Bank
N. Y
Daniel H. Bailey
Harold B. Woodward
Dayton & Mitchell
Main St
Middletown, N. Y
Orange County Trust Company
Stark
Don
Frank Harding
G. Spencer Cowley
Times-Press
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