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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
8
The fragment discusses how diamonds fracture under high energy conditions, noting ancient ideas about a bursting due to internal stresses and comparing with Pliny. It mentions inclusions like garnet iron pyrites and chrysoclite, and questions about expansion behavior relative to ordinary temperatures.
The Montclair Times reports on an advertisement that sparked questions about its seriousness. A manager clarified it was not a joke but a genuine attempt by a man seeking household help. He says the sender has a box number for responses and insists he acts in good faith.
Paris correspondent reports on aeroplane rescue work for the severely wounded in South Oran Morocco and South Tunis. An aerial route extending about 597 kilometres was set with landing stations and depots. Proposals include side openings and Breguet devices, with aeroplane ambulances for severe cases and reconnoitering planes for lighter injuries.
A vast fleet of 100 plus vessels including fifteen dreadnoughts and superdreadnoughts, commanded by Admiral Henry T. Mayo, enters New York Harbor for a two week stay. The photo shows the Delaware Victory, amid the Welcome Loan display, as Secretary Glass outlines adjustments to the Liberty Loan terms, with anticipated oversubscriptions.
A brief editorial note from The Banner of Wrong in the Louisville Courier-Journal criticizes a biased stance using a provocative comparison to the red flag. The line condemns hypocrisy and urges readers to consider integrity over faction.
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