Weather fragment with scattered city cues
Fragmentary weather note mentions Chicago 36 snow, Denver Detroit 78 clear, Hartford seventeen 56 clear, Nan details incomplete and uncertain.
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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary weather note mentions Chicago 36 snow, Denver Detroit 78 clear, Hartford seventeen 56 clear, Nan details incomplete and uncertain.
Weather at Mt Higby shows 42 degree high, 33 low, mean 37.5 with 29.56 barometer and north wind. clouds and rain likely. Amid global concerns, Japan tensions ease and Russia feeding plans surface. United States fleet and Liberty bonds discussed as unrest grows in Ireland and major cities.
East Haddam and surrounding towns show rising Aid Society membership with over a thousand. Miss Cutts reports hospital visits and plans to supply diet kitchen gas plates, porch screens, linoleum, stockings, and linen. President E. Kent Hubbard cites need for a new wing costing about 100000, with 40000 movement fund, debt of 26000, and hoped state aid of 8000, seeking endowment and Chamber of Commerce help.
The town clerk lists licenses issued, including eee ae sere Colliths of High street and Miss Frances Dutcher of Groups N Harmon Prince and Miss Lillian Carmian, both unspecified towns or details.
Six troop ships carrying more than ten thousand officers and men of the American army arrived or were nearing New York from overseas. The Sierra led the group from Bordeaux with others nearing Sandy Hook, including the Roanoke Saxonia Dante Alighieri Iowan and Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. The Victoria returns artillery units while Dante Alighieri brings a detachment of the 332nd Infantry and casualty companies from various states and hospitals.
An advertisement proclaims red blood in need of iron and phosphates maintains youth and vigor. It asserts pure red blood enhances energy, appetite, and mood, with Phosphated Iron tablets prescribed by doctors for worn out and weak individuals. Hartman Drug Co. promotes capsules as the genuine product.
Listings show multiple units and detachments at Hoboken docks today including Nos 196 245 246 247 249 250 251 with 42 casual officers at Pier 2 Saxonia Suh ambulance Brest detachments 157 to 165 with 28 nurses and naval personnel Duck Pier 66 1 pm Roanoke 20th engineers with 19 officers 920 men Fifth cement mill 115th supply train headquarters 14 officers 265 men 75th casual 71st special casual marines dock Pier 4 Hoboken 4 30 pm
Anthony Francis Rempe sold to Luigi Girolami and Albina his wife a parcel of land with all buildings on the easterly side of North High street. The property lies 50 feet north of the northwest corner of Erin street extension, referred to as so called.
A. A. McNeese of High Point Georgia describes a severe cold turning into influenza fears. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with rapid relief and avoiding influenza after seven small bottles. The product is promoted as a remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough.
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