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The Evening Press in Middletown, Connecticut
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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
4
Weather Report and Local Forecast
Weather details cover April 26 with fair tonight and coastal winds. Reports note general rains along Gulf and Atlantic coasts and in the Espi and Ohio valleys as low pressure moves east. City temps span 52 to 66 with varied conditions. Mount Higby notes a high 55, low 30.06 inches water, and a north wind.
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Atlantic
Espi
Ohio
Newto
Kentucky
Atlanta
City
Boston
Cincinnati
Denver
Detroit
Hatteras
Pnville
Kansas
Nantucket
Haven
New
New York
Norfolk
Northfield
Pittsburg
Ports
St. Louis
Mt Higby
St Mount Higby
Connecticut Boys See Heroism In War Letters
The piece reflects on wartime hero worship and the honor given to service members abroad. It notes that many soldiers have distinct acts and that letters from the front lift spirits for families, even as some contributions go unwritten. It mentions East Hampton youths and the difficulty of recording every act of bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
East Hampton
No Man’s Land
Wallace Inglis Enlists in Regular Army Bound for France
Wallace Inglis, son of John Inglis of Waterbury and grandson of former Police Officer Inglis of Main Street, enlisted in the regular army. He was assigned to a western division and went to France. Upon arrival he was assigned to a camp and saw the name Edward Zimmerer of Middletown on his bank, comforting him that other Middletown boys had preceded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Inglis
John Inglis
Waterbury
Inglis
Main Street
France
Edward Zimmerer
Middletown
U. S. Casualty List Reports Seventy-Five Names
The War Department casualty list lists 75 American soldiers with nine killed in action five died of wounds three died of disease 33 severely wounded and 25 slightly wounded. Names include Lieutenant Julian N. Dow and Sergeant Harry T. Corbin among others. several previously missing in action are now listed as wounded or prisoners. The report highlights KIA DOW, WIA, and disease deaths, with many named individuals across ranks and units.
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Washington
War Department
Julian N. Dow
Germany
Thomas Connolly
Charles A. Wiggins
Michael K. Holmes
Harry T. Corbin
William R. Knapp
Louis M. Holmes
Harry J. Akins
Delmar J. Warner
Joseph Dimarco
Charles G. French
Joseph F. Gaudette
Ralph Palumbo
Albert Ad
Catarrhal Deafness Relief Promoted By Parmint Remedy
An old advert claims catarrhal deafness and head noises can be eased by combining Parmint double strength with hot water and a granular tablet taken four times daily. The remedy supposedly opens clogged nostrils, eases breathing, and stops mucus dripping into the throat while costing little to prepare and use. Hartman is referenced in the text.
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Hartman
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