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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1919

Page

3

Sheep Shearing Demo At Sellew Farm Draws Local Farmers

Farmers from Middlefield Iddictown Portland Haddam Old Saybrook Clinton and nearby areas attended a sheep husbandry event at Sellew Farm Mpt on featuring a shearing contest won by C D Man y of Clinton and a second prize to J Wright of Cornfield Poim at Saybrook The program led by G Skinner and hosted by Mrs Sellew included handling housing and castration demonstrations medicine administration and parasite control emphasizing growth value and carcass quality readers were invited to join the Connecticut Sheep Breed Association event at Westes Island Guilford on May 3rd

C. D Clinton J Wright Cornfeld Poim Saybrook G. Skinner Cultural College Storrs Boelew Skinner Middlefield Iddietown Portland Higganum RC m Old Saybrook Haddam Est Hampton Weste’s Island Guil“a

Connecticut Sheep Breeders Hold Shearing Contest in Guilford

Sheep breeders convene at Leete farm on May 3 for a Guilford contest offering prizes in six classes. The Connecticut Sheep Breeders Association sponsors the event with a basket lunch of clam chowder and hot coffee. Experts are expected to attend, aiming to showcase improved fleece quality.

Torrs Conn Connecticut Guilford As- Hon Leetes Willian S. Leete Sid Mn Ae

Bershing Band To Hartford For Victory Loan Drive

Hartford on April 28 hosts the Bershing Band during the Victory Loan drive week. The unit, led by Captain Fisher, includes a core of ten musicians with forty in the drum and corps. The famed ensemble has boosted army morale during overseas service and will perform at the Home Headquarters with concerts scheduled into the evening.

Hartford Fisher

Read-Hunter a Hero of a Fractured Page

Fragmentary OCR text describes a character called Amok the hunter of Igorrote with skulls, a crowd scene, and a note that he is returning to teach at a Philippine school. the source is garbled and unclear.

W York Philipteach School

Sick Room Hints From a Fragmented Note

A fragmentary bedside admonition cautions care in sickroom conduct. It urges kindness and patience, keeps sheets neat, avoids leaning on the patient, and notes the importance of a steady temperature around 65 degrees. The piece mentions stale flowers and rattling papers as distractions to avoid.

Runaway Son Haunts Newark Family of Seventeen

Mrs Charte Casale of Newark NJ seeks her fourteen year old son Frank who ran away weeks ago. The Casales include Charles B Casale a New Jersey Assembly member and their seventeen children eight boys and nine girls all but two daughters are at home. Family photo shows Frank with siblings in the back and front rows.

Charte Marie Casale Newark N. J Frank Nteen Charles B. Casale New Jersey Assembly Casale Mrs. Casale

War Risk Insurance Explained for Middletown Readers

Local readers learn the War Risk Insurance Act details as Carter Glass clarifies that insurance payouts are payable to listed beneficiaries without dependency proof. Compensation, separate from insurance, requires proven dependency for eligible spouses children parents or dependents, and can accompany insurance payments.

Middletown Congress War Bureau Carter Glass The United States Treasury

Palmer to Enforce War Time Day Law

Washington April 28 the attorney general announced enforcement of national war time prohibition starting July 1 by the department of justice He said there is no power to grant amnesty for beer production pending interpretation and clarified the agency to enforce the act The move relieves President Wilson from delegating authority under the Overman act while notes from the First M E Church outline weekly services and Victory Sunday planned attendance efforts

Washington Department of Justice Palmer Internal Revenue Roper Wilson Overman

Publicity Draws Disabled Vets to Vocational Training

Washington April 28 News reports that county newspapers publicized the Federal Board of Vocational Education retraining program for disabled soldiers sailors and marines. Many men already in civilian life learned they can neutralize disabilities through special training and gain steady employment upon course completion.

Washington Federal Board of Vocational Education

Dr May Dead. Yale graduate and hospital official dies

Dr Calvin Sloane May a Yale Medical School graduate of 1873 and longtime New England hospital administrator died at his New York home after a long illness. He served as house surgeon at New Haven Hospital and led the Connecticut and Danvers State Hospitals before practicing in New York since 1883.

New Haven Calvin Sloane May New England New York Yale Medical School May New Haven Hospital Connecticut Hospital For State Hospital For the Danvers Mass

Eyed Wisdom on Silence and Beauty

A fragment cites Addiron on how eyes convey meaning. A kind eye invites agreement, while an enraged eye distorts beauty, turning eloquence into silence and contradiction into assent.

Parish Masses and church notices in Forest City

The article lists daily parish Mass times including 7 am weekday Masses and special First Friday schedules, Blessing Benediction at 7:30 pm, and confessions for children. It notes banns of marriage for John Schultze and Miss Mary McAllister, a cemetery collection next Sunday, and Bishop Nilan letters urging Humane Sunday and thrift via War and Thrift Stamps. Reverend James Dargan delivered a sermon on peace from John XXIII.

Mary Wiese Forest City Council No. 3 K. of C Scapular Rosary John Schultze Mary McAllister St. John’s United States James Dargan Dargan

It Is Not By His Faults But By His Excellences Quote

A compact quotation notes that a great man should be measured by his excellences rather than his faults, attributed to Lewes.

Lewes

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