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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1918
Page
4
An advertisement notice appears in the paper marking the day of publication for a local notice. The item outlines the posting date and legal or public notice context without sensational detail.
Weather report from Mt Higby notes a high of 86 and a low of 72 with light wind as news cites draft plans, tax talk, and war updates. Items discuss Russia, Bolsheviks, Germans, Foch, and public morale amid labor, taxes, and conscription.
The prose hints at a New York Globe report claiming a German mastermind uses deception to stall U-boat activity and mislead Allies. It alleges a grand plan to intimidate America by delaying transports and shaping a feared offensive toward Channel ports, with Americans in Europe awaiting a surge.
The fragment paints a stark, propagandistic view of German actions and naval threat. It claims Von Hindenburg’s laughter amid retreat and forecasts German genius, submarines, and divine wind as decisive forces. The piece urges Americans to fear for family futures and homeland safety.
Opinion column blasts rising federal intrusion into state matters. A federal official urges sending troops to seize Mooney in San Francisco, while a delegation seeks to move the case from California courts. The piece warns this signals a constitutional drift toward federal domination, echoing earlier calls to aid crops and relief programs amid a broader push for national control.
A Concord Monitor reflection notes Kipling predicted a European war would unite the United States. The war did so, tempering slack and sprawl, rallying the nation for freedom and civilization. The piece cites his 1890s remark about Pekin and Hong Kong as now outdated sentiment.
New York on Friday the sub treasury gained 150000 from banks in a credits move. The editor notes true charity consists of opening the purse and keeping the mouth closed.
A Montreal testimonial asserts long rheumatism suffering ending after using Fruit-a-tives, claiming relief from eczema constipation and restored health. The ad notes 50c per box, eight for $2.50, trial 25c, available through Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York.
A detailed early 20th century home design outlines a square brick 37 by 31 foot frame house with brick veneer. It features a central hall, a living room, dining room, kitchen with pantry, a rear porch, four second floor bedrooms with closets, two baths, oak first floor, pine kitchen, dressing room, and a large attic. Estimated complete cost ranges from $7,000 to $8,500, excluding heating and plumbing.
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