Weather report for Haven and vicinity February forecast
New Haven February 5 forecast for Haven and vicinity calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with cold temperatures. Connecticut expects fair and colder tonight, then fair with moderate west and northwest winds Thursday. Disturbance centered over Ontario causes icy conditions with snow along northern border. southern region shows high pressure and decreasing activity. Observations list temperatures from across major cities, with Hartford 34 and New Haven 36 among others.
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Mt Higby Weather and World Affairs Panel
The Mt Higby station logged a 24 hour period ending noon with 41F high 27F low and 34F mean. Northwest wind clear skies and barometer 29.05. The page then surveys global issues from China seeking territory to Uncle Sam’s entitlements and ongoing political debates, noting editors’ views on parties and policy, labor, and American public mood amid broader international tensions.
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State Pointed Out After Corefal Study Situat
A local report notes a pointed state finding after a corefal study. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a formal assessment followed by a public interest response.
Land of Steady Habits Opposes Prohibition Extremism
The article defends Maine as the first state to publicly reject the fanaticism surrounding the Prohibition Amendment, arguing restraint and moderation in the nation's temperance effort. It frames the state as a beacon against zealotry, urging measured policy over radical reform.
The Undramatic Army Crosses the Rhine in Rain
In Coblenz the American crossing of the Rhine unfolds with quiet purpose rather than ceremony as doughboys march forward under rain. Flags shine across the river while a distant band plays, the moment marked by fog, mist, and a somber mood.
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Watch on the Rhine Defines French Security at Conference
The article compares Foch to MacMahon and stresses a Rhine-based guarantee for lasting peace. It argues western powers must ensure German military impotence, with France guarded by river, forts, and French guns. It notes U S and Wilson backing strengthens France’s safety and the peace charter’s credibility.
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Humor In Oregon Reflects Labor Bills Clash
Springfield Republican notes Oregon labor leaders joke about two contrasting bills. One criminalizes advocacy of crime and terrorism linked to reforms, echoing a socialist convention clause. The rival criminal commercialism bill targets labor law changes and secret deals, framing both as dangers to lawful practice and proper wages, with a wry aside on fear.
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Putting Connecticut Right on Prohibition Vote
The State Press argues the Connecticut Senate should place a prohibition amendment before voters. It criticizes temperance zeal as both benevolent and sanctimonious, urges continued anti drunk driving efforts, and calls for the legislature to submit the amendment to the people.
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The Senate's Refusal in Connecticut Ratification Vote
Predictions on federal constitutional action by the general assembly contrast with a Senate vote that signals a split session. Connecticut senators resist a nationwide push, confirming conservatism as the state’s ratification record remains limited to four amendments. The outcome suggests the Lower House may approve, yet the session could end without ratification, to be revisited in 1921.
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Connecticut Declines and Stands for Liberty in State Pr ide
The New Haven Journal Courier lauds Connecticut for rejecting an imperialist path and reaffirming devotion to democracy. It praises Roger Sherman and Connecticut’s stance as a model of state dignity, vigilance, and liberty, while also noting a quip about an old bachelor from a passing local observer.
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Mi O Na stomach tablets promise quick relief
An advertisement touts Mi O Na stomach tablets as a fast fix for indigestion belching heartburn sour stomach and upset stomach with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. It urges taking two tablets to relieve distress within minutes and claims benefits for stomach function overall.
Dr. Alexis Carrel Returns as Major in French Service
Dr Alexis Carrel famed surgeon from the Rockefeller Institute arrived aboard the La Lorraine after surgical labors in the Montdidier sector. He wore his French Army major uniform and said if he could speak he would tell much of interest to American surgeons.
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Why They Smiled Exchange Anecdote About a Warden’s Nose
An elderly church warden cuts his nose while shaving and applies court plaster. At service, collectors smile as he passes the plate. A friend reveals the plaster label reads warranted 200 yards long, causing the warden to blush at the misunderstanding.
Can't Get Away from a Stranded Road Troupe in Plunkville
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet reports a road troupe in Plunkville claiming the town was too small to support them. The troupe says they cannot raise enough funds to depart, labeling themselves a stranded group unable to move on.
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Plunkville
Correction on Arthur Hazard death report
In Florida Arthur Hazard did not commit suicide nor live in Cromwell. He was from Worcester Massachusetts with relatives in Cromwell. He suffered Brights disease and spent winters in Florida for years. Doctors said he would not live long and requested burial in Plainville after his death, with his mother notifying Cromwell of the loss.
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Comparative Charms of French and American Girls
A Chicago Tribune army edition cable discusses how French girls are trained to serve and appreciate small attentions, sparking debate among soldiers about whether French or American women better suit the manly soldier. Letters from privates and a sergeant show mixed opinions, with some favoring the French type and others pledging to marry the American girl.
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