Middletown Connecticut Evening Press subscription notice
Fragmented notice states that subscriptions cannot be opened for renewals, with payment due and term specified. It notes changes of address must be provided, and advertisements or notices discontinue by 8:20 am on publication day. Evening Press is sold at local outlets in Middletown, including Main Street book stores.
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United Hations
Middletown Conn
Lowing
KK. Sanders
Main
Eaton Bride
Main Bt
Government Weather Report for New England
Washington reports a forecast for New England with snow expected tonight. The brief note notes winter conditions and calls for caution as the weather system moves across the region.
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Washington
New England
Mt Higby Weather and National Tensions in Brief
Weather from Mt Higby reports a max of 34 min 23 mean 28.5 with 5 inches snow, 26 feet water and north wind. barometer 29.09 and cloudy skies. Senate clash over League of Nations continues. extra congressional session unlikely before May. Washington tax rules exempt state officials. President Wilson's stay week ahead. Local actions praised and criticized, from Mayor Olson in Seattle to Hartford invitation quashed by Gov Holcomb.
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Mt. Higby
State Senate
Wilson
Hartford
Holcomb
Michigan Seeks Funds For Education In State Treasury
The article discusses using a sinking fund for education financing amid Michigan's legislative session. It notes expectations that Germany may be held accountable for war devastation and hints at trials for twenty undersea boat commanders, with hangings feared as a deterrent for future generations.
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Germany
Gallivan seeks repeal of War-Time Prohibition Act
Representative Gallivan of Massachusetts introduces a bill to repeal the War-Time Prohibition Act, calling it wicked in conception and execution. The World notes the move follows its suggestion and mentions Thomas of Colorado in the context.
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New York World
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Thomas
Colorado
War-Time Prohibition Act condemned as unconstitutional
A heated critique argues Congress overstepped its war powers by enacting War-Time Prohibition. It claims the law destroys private property, restricts personal liberty, and imposes unequal burdens on workers versus the rich. The piece calls for repeal, warning of further social and economic turmoil and comparisons to the Fugitive Slave Law.
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Congress
United States
Lenine
Trotsky
Anti-Saloon League
Land for the landless a plan to push public lands entry
The Detroit News reports Secretary Lane designated nearly 3 million acres of public land across North Dakota Idaho Montana Oregon South Dakota and Wyoming for entry. Over 1 million acres offer dry farming under the enlarged homestead law aimed at young men willing to pioneer.
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Detroit News
Secretary of the Interior
North Dakota
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
South Dakota
Wyoming
Lane
A New Fraternal Order
Helen Perry an 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Perry 2202 Martindale avenue sits in a dentist chair tears of fear and pain on her cheeks. A moose head on the office wall prompts her to recall her father’s fraternal affiliations including Eagles and Stags and she finally quips he is a skunk reflecting a child’s memory and humor.
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Indianapolis
Helen Perry
Emmett Perry
Martindale Avenue
Stags
Hood's Sarsaparilla Lifesavers After Flu
The article extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the premier blood purifier for recovery from influenza and related fevers. It promotes Hood's Iron tonic after meals and Hood's Pills as a mild cathartic, claiming rapid convalescence and disease prevention, with emphasis on blood purification and nerve strengthening.
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Hood
Hood's . i
Middletown Meets Goldenrods In Big Y M C A Battle
Tonight in Middletown at the Y M C A a fast basketball clash pits Middletown against the Goldenrods of Winsted. Both teams bring strong lineups Ahern Schultze Spear Hahn McConochie and Salmonson for Middletown. Goldenrods field a quick unit similar to last season. A fast preliminary featuring Middletown East Hampton Y M C A All Stars precedes the main game.
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Y. MC. A
Middletown
Goldenrods
Ahern
Schultze
Spear
Hahn
McConochie
Salmonson
All Stars
East Hampton Y. M. C. A
Testimony of a Soldier From the Rhine Cities
A Providence Journal reader recounts a soldier's reflections on Rhine billeting vivid with pleasant surroundings and host generosity. He questions who won the war, notes Germany's prosperity, and contrasts civilian comfort with ruin in northern France and Belgium. Allied hopes ride on the Paris conference for accountability.
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Providence Journal
Rhine
Germany
France
Belgium
Physically Fit At Any Age Warns Against Kidney Strain
An old health ad urges care for kidneys, warning that sluggish action leads to pain, backache, and potential Bright's Disease. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as relief, claiming immediate effects and a money back guarantee, with emphasis on authenticity and sealed packaging.
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Carly Bright
Haarlem
Holland
Local notices from Durham reflect illness and community events
Durham society notes report Mrs J B Atwell confined at home and Burton Tripp ill. Otto works ice house from mill pond. King’s daughters plan a gathering with Mrs Fred Newton. A Merriam Manufacturing Foundation project proceeds, church services, W C T U meeting and jubilee drive preparations, L T L students to stage a dramatic evening, and Epiphany church schedules a children’s service and evening address.
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Durham
J. B. Atwell
B. A. Markham
Ines Geeeeee
Bishop Atwell
Newcares
Otto
Burton Tripp
A. H. Banks
King
Fred
Newton
C. E. Lyman
Mill Pond
Middlefield
Merriam Manufacturing Company
Willis Goodale
Hattie M. Newton
Louis Ruge
Sarah Burr
Caroline G. Newton
Blanche Thayer
J. Franklin Bailey
Edgar Francis
W. C. Newton
Thomas MaCarty
William Powers
Methodist Church
Bellboys strike disrupts Chicago hotel service
In a Chicago Record-Herald item, bellboys are on strike over pay. A visitor asked for Waldislascz Szcebnrexs to be paged, illustrating the hotel staff unrest and unusual interruption caused by the walkout.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Fruit a tives touted as highest New Thought medicine
A Schenectady teacher claims Fruit-a-tives or Fruit Liver Tablets best reflect New Thought in medicine. He describes recovering from liver and stomach trouble, improved complexion and renewed vigor after using the natural remedy. He notes possible use when nature needs help and lists prices and the dealer limit.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Gnensborg
N. Vv
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