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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1918

Page

9

Bomb found on train and power plant threats in New York

A damaged article details a powerful bomb discovered near a Life Publishing Company location on List Street in New York, wrapped in yesterday's Philo paper. An iron cylinder with steel rods, a dual firing system, and a complex fuse was found near a doorway, with police removing the fuse while investigators observed the device.

Life Publishing Company List Street Vania Timothy E. Shea Eagan

Who Will Win This Battle of the Kidneys

An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Anake tablets and Anuric as remedies for kidney and bladder issues and general purification. It claims toning of kidneys prevents stone formation, with user testimonials and a Buffalo, New York address for trial packs and purchases.

Pierce W. M. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Girls Patriotic League Rally Highlights Local Aide Work

The Friday rally showcased multiple groups aiding the Red Cross. Saints Aide, Duty Aide, Aide, Guardian Angel, Jewish Aide, Girls' Friendly of Middletown and South Farms, Girl Scouts, Mt. Vernon Ride, Rusco Hall Aide, and North Church Aide reported active Red Cross participation and fundraising. Leaders include Ida Maynard Edwards Nejako Lyon Peabody London Njako Goudek Chaffee Atten borough Starr Lyons Beattys Beach, and many others.

Renee Grange Wea of Iy Patriotic Dain Aeseces Fobhella Saints Staddle Hill Ida Maynard Edwards Sarah McArthur Red Cross Nejako Katherine Lyon Peabody Pauline London Miss Njako Julia Goudek Guardian Angel Miss Nejako Sally Lochacka A. Gold Commandent Middletown L. K. Chaffee Bessie Attenborough South Farms Alice Starr Bertha Baier Girl Scouts Frances Lyons Frank Beattys Lois Beach Mt. Vernon Katherine Ielby Antoinette Meech Rusco-Hall Nicholson North Church Richard Bunce

Girls Patriotic League Rally Highlights Local Aide Efforts

In Saint Vincent's Aide and South Church Aide meetings, leaders organize Red Cross work with 20 and 15 girls respectively. Miss Helen Burr commands the Italian Aide. Mrs. Dodge introduces Hartford state chair Mrs. Ansell G. Cook, who outlines the league's pledge and Connecticut’s 10,000 Patriotic Leaguers. Middle town nears 300 enrollments. Junior Food Army outlines enrollment and fair exhibits. Berlin fair proposes a tent, music, and chorus. Big Sister act is presented. Officers listed include Chairman Mrs. Raymond Dodge and secretary Miss Frances Lyons.

Saint Vincent's Aide South Church Helen Burr Ek Cotes Sanka Service League Sassote Street Miss Marino Red Cross Girls’ Patriotic League Dodge Ansell G. Cook Hartford Connecticut United States Middletown Cooke America Samuel Russell Junior Food Army Russell Food Army Berlin A. Gold Helen Hall Alice Jones Nicholson Frances Nejako Peabody Warren Sheldon Alice Starr C. 5 Wadsworth Weston Katherine Bielby Marino

Ship Coal By Water On Mississippi River

Memphis reports heavy coal shipments from Kentucky via the Mississippi River. A single steam boat towed 15 barges carrying 9,000 tons from Caseyville to Memphis, a load that would have required three or four trains by rail.

Memphis Tenn Kentucky Mississippi River Caseyville

Descent of Patriots Tie US French War Ties

The text recalls the 1776 to 1918 alliance between American and French patriots. It speaks of gratitude for France’s wartime service and mutual respect between descendants of Washington, Rochambeau, and Lafayette. It emphasizes shared liberty bonds and the enduring alliance between nations.

Washington Paul Jones Lafayette Rochambeau France America

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