Milford War Work Drive Aims For $11000 Quota
Milford reports rising support for the United War Work campaign with a goal of 11000. By midweek $2000 was pledged though not yet on the board, and a donor increased a 50 gift to 160 after hearing of Victory. Local speeches by Father Heller Falls and Mrs Putney boosted efforts as efforts to mail Red Cross Christmas boxes proceed with a December deadline. Also noted are military updates from Ralph Oakley and Norton Russell, plus obituaries and community notices about clubs, meetings, and a nursing expense highlight.
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Senate Debate on League of Nations Enforce Peace
Washington November 15 Senator Walsh of Montana opened a Senate discussion on the League of Nations to Enforce Peace. He cited Lloyd George and a British under secretary’s remark Germany should join. Senators Penrose and Reed questioned the plan’s clarity and munition influence in the press and public record.
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Thief Escapes by Leap from Train Near New London
Boston dispatch reports William Miller wanted in Hartford on auto theft charged. He leaped from a moving train near New London, Conn., to escape pursuit after arrest in Elizabeth, N. J. Patrolman Brett confirms. Miller, a former Hartford skating champion, vanished amid a fruitless search.
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Shoes For The Man Who Knows Quality And Style
An old advertisement offers men leather shoes in multiple styles and prices. Black calfskin options include broad toe flats with Neolin or leather soles priced around 6.50 to 7 dollars. Dark tan calfskin and cordovan styles feature straight lasts with leather soles and heels, highlighting fine appearance and durable construction.
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Notable Women’s Warm Gloves and Capes Featured
A display highlights reindeer fur gloves and tan capes with fur lining. Items include a gray reindeer glove set, a tan cape with wrist strap and fleece interior, and black fleeced gloves for motoring. The center aisle showcases varied styles and lengths.
Women's shoe sale offers seven dollar bargains
An ad touts women paying seven dollars for shoes, claiming value and fit with several styles described. It markets Dark tan and Battleship gray kid leather with wing tip and military heels, promising true comfort and excellent service.
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