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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1918
Page
4
Disjointed notes describe bomb threats and censorship in wartime, barometer readings, clear winds, and rising river water. Mentions census plans, Liberty supporters, revival, and citizens ready to endure hardships. References to brave boys, farm labor, and enduring patriotism amid turmoil.
Fragmentary OCR yields vague phrases about a band era and existence. No clear events, people, places, or dates readable to establish a concrete news item.
The author argues that nations move by necessity and fear, not pure reason, citing Wells and Wells’s World Set Free. After four years of war, realism supports a league of nations as the only solution to international anarchy, with diplomacy replacing perpetual conflict. The Entente Cordiale example suggests a global entente may emerge from upheaval.
Senator William J. Stone of Missouri dies after 45 years in public service. Once accused of pro German loyalties during the war debate, he stood firm and earned President Wilson’s confidence. The report notes his long career and the stormy reputation as a reformer and finisher. Sugar profiteer must donate to Red Cross. Joseph Reiter of Bolyn New York found guilty of overcharging for sugar and ordered to donate 1842 dollars to the American Red Cross. business to continue.
A surprise party was held at Herbert Lane's hill home to celebrate his 21st birthday. Friends organized an elaborate lunch and toasts were offered by Sohn mm Bannon and Edward Le is.
Detroit street car lines are idle as motormen and conductors walk out early today, with about one third of workers across factories and munition plants also missing. Federal conciliator Feick to urge workers back as city considers Liberty Bond investment from sinking fund to fund.
Chairman Dent of the House foreign affairs committee voiced support for amending the draft law to raise the age to forty and to include men who turn 21 since June 5. He argued the War Department can only handle a limited new class and wants the change considered when the measure reaches the House tomorrow.
An old style remedy describes treating deafness and head noises by mixing 60 drops of a double strength preparation with hot water and a portion of sugar. Take one tablespoon four times daily to relieve distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should ease and mucus clear from throat for easier breathing. The guide claims the remedy costs little and invites others to try the prescription.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a drug store in West Somerville offering bronchitis relief products. The garbled text references a severe bronchitis attack, coughing, and mentions a drug store line labeled PPI 120, with unclear quantities and prices.
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