Miscellaneous Typewriters Listed For Sale In 1918 Classifieds
A 1918 newspaper fragment lists assorted items for sale including typewriters from all makes at ten dollars and up with various vendors and contact details. Several lines mention lawn mowers sharpener services, metal and rag recycling, and junk/old goods. The notice also covers tax collection details for Long Hill School District and probate actions in Middletown and Cromwell Connecticut with dates in April.
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West Main St
Britain
Conn
Simon Edelberg
I¢ Union
S&t
Magaz
Manevitz
Sumner St. Tignes
Star
A. J
Grove St. Jieave
Bride Bros
Main &T. Tel
Doctors Urge Use of Phosphated Iron For Blood and Nerve Health
Leading doctors nationwide recommend Phosphated Iron as a reliable blood and nerve builder. They claim it boosts energy, aids sleep, and helps overworked individuals, nervous persons, and pale children feel better. The ad promotes capsules from Hartman Drug Co. in Middletown, CT, and other druggists.
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Hartman Drug Co
Middletown
Higganum Red Cross and town notices prompt meeting
In Higganum on April 19 Mrs Kellogg of Middletown and Mrs Eugene Mott visited relatives here. Miss Sarah Barry has been sick with a hard cold. Robert Brooks traveled to Middletown on business. Mrs David Clark and Mrs Sherman Butler of Walkley Hill were here Thursday. Red Cross pieces were finished at yesterday's meeting. The annual Red Cross meeting will be next Monday evening at Haddam Town hall. Dr Kellogg saw patients here yesterday. A scarlet fever case is reported in Dublin. Cc Carlson was a Middletown caller yesterday. Granite Rock Spring bottling works worked past midnight to fill a large order.
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Higganum
Kellogg
Middletown
Eugene Mott
Sarah Barry
Robert Brooks
David Clark
Sherman Butler
Walkley Hill
Red Cross
Haddam
Dr. Kellogg
Dublin
Cc. F. Carlson
Granite Rock Spring
Centerbrook Sale Planned and Local News Sparks April Activity
The C E society prepares for a re sale in the conference house on Friday afternoon April 23. Farmers begin spring planting as Liberty loan canvassers report strong support in the area. Arthur Farrell and James Lynch travel for business, with road crews laying tar and gravel on main streets. Co L Jones and family visit Middletown, Northam Wrights return home, Mae Marsh stars in Thelma at Sunshine Alley.
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Centerbrook
C. E. Society
Conference House
Arthur Farrell
Middletown
Liberty Loan
James Lynch
New London
Co. L. Jones
Northam Wright
Thelma
Mae Marsh
Sunshine Alley
Adv
Our Sole Aim and Big Income Taxes Highlight War Era
The Outlook argues Americans fight for liberty to choose their government and economic order not to defend a specific doctrine or system. In Chicago April 19, Charles E. Eaton says some individuals pay income taxes up to 39 million dollars, noting wealthy leaders support the nation and pay without complaint.
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Chicago
United States
Charles E. Eaton
National Service Section
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Unnecessary Improvements Bulletin Limits War Capital Costs
The War Industries Board issued a bulletin under the Council of National Defense calling for capping capital expenditures on nonessential undertakings not directly aiding the war effort. Connecticut State Council of Defense received notice of the resolution today. In Allentown, Greek candy-maker Chris Kirias, stationed at Camp Meade, was selected for duty in France after volunteering for combat, despite preference to remain making candy in Alabama.
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Hartford
War Industries Board
The
Council of National Defense
Connecticut State Council of Defense
Allentown
Chris Kirias
Camp Meade
Camp Anniston
Ala
Kirias
Alabama
France
Amsterdam Suburb Sells Liberty Bonds in Patriotic Push
In Amsterdam Ohio on April 19 the mining town held a public square meeting and sold Liberty bonds totaling more than 16 thousand dollars. In Canton the same date reports a pest control drive declaring peace with casualties including 22 rats and 2,188 mice among others.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Amsterdam
Canton
Fire destroys Tarentum Glass Plant in Brackenridge
Pittsburg April 19 Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Tarentum Glass Company plant at Brackenridge near here early today. Loss put at 350000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Tarentum Glass Company
Brackenridge
Here
Sub Treasury Gains From Banks In New York Report
New York April 19 The sub treasury gained 473000 from the banks Thursday with cash net since Friday of 697000.
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Sub-Treasury
New York
Pear
National League results include dramatic Cincinnati win
In National League play Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 6 and Chicago beat St. Louis 6 to 4. Brooklyn v New York and Philadelphia v Boston games were postponed by rain. American League action saw Chicago 5, St. Louis 0 and Cleveland Meveland 6, Detroit 2 with other games rain postponed.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Meveland
Detroit
Washington
National League
P.C
Ccseses
Pittsburg
A. m
P. m
Cleveland
Metropolitan district girl swimmers sail for Pacific coast races
On April 19 Miss Charlotte Boyle and Miss Claire Galligan premier girl swimmers from the Manhattan area left New York for California to compete against top Pacific coast rivals. Clarence Mitchell, a Brooklyn southpaw, was drafted today from Cincinnati as announced in New York.
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New York
Charlotte Boyle
Claire Galligan
California
Pacific Coast
Clarence Mitchell
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Tony
Scoreboard Reflections From a Damp Baseball Day
The White Sox broke into the non column as Claude Williams yielded four hits to the Browns. Bobby Roth's bases loaded triple helped the Indians win while Jim Vaughn sparred with the Cardinals, and the Cubs await Alexander who reports to the American association grenade tossers April 30. Armendo Marsans sails to join the Yankees from Havana. Fred Mollwitz pulled off a sensational catch stealing on Eddie Roush, who still collected two hits. Reds show power as Magee Rousch Griffith and Neale beat the Pirates despite rain and wet grounds halting play and no action on the eastern front yesterday.
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White Sox
Claude Williams
Browns
Bobby Roth
Indians
Jim Vaughn
Cardinals
Cubs
Alexander
American Association of
Armendo Marsans
Havana
Yankees
Fred Mollwitz
Eddie Rousch
Redland Field
Rousch
Reds
Lee Magee
Griffith
Neale
Pirates
Catarrhal Deafness Relief Recipe Promoted
An advertisement offers a home remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It recommends Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken in tablespoons four times daily to ease nasal blockage and mucus drainage. The note claims quick relief and easy preparation, urging readers to try the prescription.
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Ug Co
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Coates Sale
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Riverroad
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Hanover
A. Dbd
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