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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1918

Page

2

Arkansas reports quota attained for liberty loan drive

The treasury department announced Arkansas fully subscribed its minimum quota in the third liberty loan drive. Arkansas BR was 15,351,350 with substantial oversubscriptions in several districts. Reports show strong individual subscriptions across states, including Missouri and New England towns, while Chicago and Dallas districts lead in percentages. Subscriptions nationwide total 112,000,000 and progress continues as districts push toward honor flags.

Ry Department Treasury Department Arkansas Oregon Ithern Indiana St. Louis Reserve Sippi Entucky St. Louis Aissouri City Tennessee Butte Mont Silver Bow County New England Quincy Cleveland Pennsylvania West Winia Kentucky Weland Dallas Mallee Parish Louisiana Chicago Minneapolis England Hugh Couness An Francisco Baltife

Noyes Warns Sub War Threatens Allied Food Life

Alfred Noyes told Lampson Lyceum that German U boats sink ships faster than replacements and threaten England with a food crisis. He described the 4,000 armed patrol trawlers manned by 90,000 men, braving North Sea storms to hunt submarines, with 60 boats cast ashore after a recent gale.

New Haven England Lampson Lyceum Alfred Noyes Mr. Noyes Germany Sampson Lyceum United States Bethlehem North Sea

Move to broaden American manpower mobilization planned

Washington April 19 a plan for fuller mobilization of American manpower has been submitted to the president. It calls for the enrollment of all men aged 18 to 45 or 50 and makes them available for any war needs. The proposal faces opposition but is gaining support as events move quickly. New York April 19 liberty loan slump continues with total at 331.5 million. to meet the 900 million quota, daily subscriptions must average 36 million as local committees push energetic measures.

Washington Crowder General Staff Army Congress New York Germany France England America Moscow Potsdam Gladys Kaiser

Exhibition at World's Fair shows ace stereo world device

The item titled Samaria reek sabe ia introduces an exhibition at the World's Fair in Chicago. It describes a device capable of throwing a ton weight through a man of war, reflecting the era's fascination with large mechanical displays and military imagery.

Chicago Connecticut Little River Piggott M. P. Walsh Cromwell Lieut Peary Esquimaux Middlesex Gildersleeve John Walker John Bliss Henry G. Hubbard Arthur B. Calef, Jr Charles C. Camp Durham Avenue George T. Meech Albert J. Hotchkiss Birdsey & Hall W. W. van Deusn Spokane Wash Edward Hedges Edward Pratt Helen Augusta Farragut Henry Ward P. M. Snyder Westbrook

New Employment Offices Open in Connecticut Cities

Washington reports the department of labor announced today the opening of new employment offices in New Haven Waterbury and Willimantic Connecticut.

Washington New Haven Waterbury Willimantic

Clearing House Statement Apr 19 New York Debits and Balances

Clearing house statement shows Sub-treasury debit of 5 054 304 dollars exchanges 50 574 31 balances 47 431 639 dollars.

Clearing House New York Sub-treasury

Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Cure

An advertisement claims Neutrone Prescription 99 can permanently ease rheumatic pain within days and that skeptical buyers become soon convinced. It asserts immediate relief for stiff joints and muscles and offers a one dollar mail order option from Hartman Drug Co., Middletown, Ct., and other druggists.

Hartman Drug Co Middletown

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