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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
9
Verse condemns Germany's war crimes including espionage poison plots and U boats. It laments lost peace and calls for freedom from Prussian rule urging press and people to seek justice and cast off aggression. The poem portrays war as a global scourge and a call to moral reckoning.
In New York Globe coverage argues Bolsheviks show pro Germanism amid Vladivostok landing debates. It notes Lenin and Trotzky defend evacuation to protect Russia, while distrust grows over Bolshevik stance and influence of German aims. Students in Hays Kansas create WWI war work posters. four top designs will go to New York for a national war poster competition.
Local druggists report strong interest in Vicks VapoRub since its introduction. The product offers a 30 days trial with 25 cent jars and larger sizes at one dollar. Advertisements tout relief from colds, croup, coughs, chest cold, sore throat, and bronchitis when applied to chest and throat and covered with a cloth for vapor inhalation. No price increase is planned.
The Baltimore American notes war pressure reshapes women’s outer garments with models echoing men’s clothes, from high peaked caps to knee-length overcoats and trouser-like legwear. Designers mix masculine lines with feminine touches, signaling potential lasting shifts while acknowledging prewar trends toward practicality.
Ivoryton April 12 items note Mrs. Daniel McDavid’s return to New Britain. Albert of Madison visited on Gi. Miss Corrine Shailer stayed with Miss Eleanor er in Clinton. A tea hosted by the March April committee of the society of Workers occurred at the All Sainte church services Sunday at seven.
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