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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1918

Page

3

Wanted Help Noted In Evening Press Classifieds

A high school graduate with some experience seeks a position as book keeper or stenographer. Address Box 26 Evening Press. An American woman seeks a widower's home as housekeeper. Address Box 60 Evening Press. A 30 year old draft exempt seeks a bookkeeper position with best references. Address Box 78 Evening Press. Miscellaneous classified notices from Evening Press.

Evening Press Eversing Press

Recreation for wartime efficiency urged for Americans

A wartime plea urges 100 percent efficiency and urges readers to take a vacation away from daily duties. It highlights Canada as a peace time retreat option, from Ontario wilds to Nova Scotia and British Columbia, offering 3,500 miles of mountains lakes and streams. It cites an Ontario vacationing doctor as an example and notes Americans are profiting from Canada in many ways.

Nojecho Anada New York Ontario Canada Evangeline Nova Scotia Stanley Park British Columbia

650 Casualties in Three Reports

Washington reports total casualties at 650 across two army and one marine corps lists. Army names include 74 killed in action and 248 wounded severely. New England figures feature Lt. Kenneth E. Fuller and several sergeants and privates from Massachusetts Vermont and New Hampshire. Marine casualties total 27 with 4 killed in action and 7 died of wounds. Also notes Marl production increases in 1917 with 73,900 short tons valued at $165,223, and marine marl output data from Virginia, North Carolina and other states.

Middletown-Hartford Benj. A. Shekosky Tel Middletown Jstocx Sardinieres Joseph Intravasa National cash _ registers Store Specialties Co Way New York Trolley South Farms Joseph S. Annino North Main St Higganum Joseph S. Annin W. H. Fryer East Hamre Washington Army Marine Corps New England Kenneth E. Fuller Exeter N. H Eugene P. Canty S. Boston Mass Edmund Welton Dorchester Eugene Trottier Brockton Wallace W. Lafayette Barre William C. Lynch Rutland Frederick Morris Portland Bedford R Elmer G. Holmes Salem, &J Malden Thomas J. Devereaux Tremont St Somerville George L. Durgin Northend St Peabody John A. Miller Alpine St Frank C. Sullivan Raymond St North Cambridge Arthur S. Andrian Richmond Place Lynn Frederick C. Beach Elm Street Stratford Conn Ernest W. Brown Starr St New Haven William Sloane Boston Francis S. Hanlon Roxbury William Pramas Raymond J. Riel Franklin American Expeditionary Forces Mark F. Riley E. Pepperell Harry M. Burnside Everett St W. Everett United States Virginia California Pennsylvania West Virginia Arkansas North Caroline South Carolina G. F. Loughlin United States Geological Survey Department of the Interior North Carolina

Do you find summer boarders profitable

The Washington Star quotes Farmer Corntessel noting summer boarders aren’t profitable but cost less than relations who expect free lodging when rooms fill up. A woman comments that tight shoes are no help to comfort.

Washington Star Farmer Corntessel

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