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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1918

Page

7

Soldiers and officers clash over military salute protocol

In Washington several hundred reserve officers face discipline for saluting failures as provost marshal Major Philoon orders proper etiquette. Drills and hikes are staged to return saluting norms and ready troops for active duty. Residents note officers untrained in camps wear improper dress and salute routines in public spaces.

Fngton Washun Lal W. C. Philoon Marthe District Philoon

Sixty Casualties In Overseas Force Reported

Washington July 15 sixty casualties in the American Expeditionary Force were announced by the department. The breakdown lists killed in action seven from wounds seven from disease seven from accident and other causes severely wounded three missing in action. The only officer named is Lieut Howard Beye of Evans Illinois who was severely wounded. New England casualties include Private Victor Sorenson missing now reported slightly gassed Private Tony Bardinella Portland Maine.

Washington Howard Beye Lincoln Street Evans Ill New England Victor J. Sorenson Eastich R. I Ray Buckley Brookline Giesene Vaccaro Province Tony Bardinella Portland Street Middletown Conn

Officials Expect New Developments to Drop Out Soon

Washington reports hopeful officials anticipate fresh announcements on Russia, with US allies' views and latest Russian developments under review. President, secluded indoors, studies Russian data while golf games continue as exchanges with European capitals appear paused. Census data show 1918 cotton use and stock levels contrasted with 1917 figures amid wartime trade shifts.

Washington Economic Commission Rus Reed White House Russia Moscow

Haddam Babcock Returns to Middletown Practice

Middletown figure Babcock resumes public practice work with a focus on community outreach and engagement. The update suggests a renewed effort to connect with residents while pursuing new professional avenues.

Saybrook Community Notes and Army News Digest

Ford Vean returns to duties at Fenwick Point after a furlough. Bates, visiting his father Captain Bates, expects to enter army service this week. Saybrook soldiers were entertained at the Saybrook proving grounds with songs and piano pieces. Jubilees sing at Congregational church while scouts camp at Fairview Hotel grounds. Activities include Co G State Guard voting on Niantic camp, and several townsfolk visiting kin in Saybrook and Hartford.

C. Hel: Smith Hartford Fenwick Bliss Kenawanee M. Bliss E. F. Gillman Edith Pratt M. R. Huska OW Saybrook F. K. Gatchell John Mitchell Startford John Mitchel Obed’s Heights Jerry Tryon Mothorpan Shore Line Seem Regiment General Pershing Joseph Hayder Buffalo N. Y Ralph S. Taintor Co. G Sixth Infantry State Guard Niantic Alfred Nope Vincent Heppelli Ferry William Chandler Philadelphia Chalker Beach Norman Elark Camp Devens Ayers Mass

Red Cross drive urged at Higganum gathering

Mrs Caldwell in Higganum hosts visitors from Pennsylvania and New Jersey as villagers mark Bastille Day with flags. Rev Caldwell urges Red Cross participation at schoolhouse meetings every Thursday before September 1. Tea garden fundraiser by Misses Kelsey noted. Storm damages noted, cutting street lights after a downed tree. Buick runabout purchased by Andeen brothers. Grandchildren visiting Mrs Stone and sister of Mrs Caldwell stay for the week.

United States Caldwell Red Cross Society Kelsey Red Cross Gordon ‘Cody Glastonbury Carl Gustaf Andeen Adolph Stone

Boy Proves an Apt Pupil in Good Manners Lesson

A well known lawyer recounts teaching his office boy proper etiquette during a mid summer moment. The boy initially asks crudely to leave for a ball game, then the attorney demonstrates a polite approach and the boy responds with gratitude and even funds his own admission, showing good manners and quick thinking.

The Christian Herald Blank Jimmy Jimmie

Too Weak to Work Alburg Woman Hails Vinci Remedy

Lillian Babba in Alburg VI says she was run-down with no appetite and too weak for housework until Vinci. She reports rapid improvement and regained strength. Vinci claims to help by supplying beef, cod liver peptones, iron and manganese compounds to build up the weakened system and red blood. Distributed by Woodward Drug Co and Hartman Drug Co and other druggists.

Alburg Vinci Lillian Babba Miss Babba Oodward Drug Co Hartman Drug ‘Co

Local notes from Chester include new recruits and visits

The Chester town page reports twelve new State Guard recruits bringing the company to full strength. Local visitors include Dr and Mrs Gaylord of New Haven with Mrs Salome Willcox hosting, and several townsfolk named Abbey Tyler Wilcox and Silliman. Weekend guests include Miss Helen Fargo and Miss Louise Fargo at Stannard Beach.

I Agate Pidhon Do Jn Prat & Read Co Lydia Fargo Helen Louise Fargo Stannard ‘Beach Gaylord New Haven Salome Willcox Chester Military Band Camp Devens Chester France Jack” Lund Moore Walter Clark Place George Stern Maple Avenue Robert Silliman Atlanta Paul Abbey Hartford R. C. Tyler J. H. Rockwell Tveryton Hazel Clark R. W. Abbey Robert Wilcox New York Harold Selden Middle E. Irving Angersola Theresa Angersola State Guard Charles Brooks Nellie Wilcox Joseph S. Wilcox

The Lie at Middlesex Tonight and Tuesday

Elsie Ferguson, famed Artcraft star, appears in The Lie at the Middlesex tonight and Tuesday. The drama centers on a profound sisterly sacrifice within a family, promising strong human interest and heart appeal.

Elsie Ferguson Artcraft Jennie Cushing the Middlesex Miss Ferguson

Heart of a Lion and other films at the Grand

The Grand theatre features William Fox photoplays The Heart of a Lion and Her One Mistake on a double bill with The Stolen Treaty and Tyrant Fear. Also shown are Her Husband's Friend and The Eagle's Eye, plus Cromwell Fourth of July events and Burton Holmes Travel. Young military attaches cautionary note ends.

The William Farnum William Fox Grand Theatre Frank Mills Gladys Brockwell Earle Williams Xtra Dorothy Dalton Paramount Far North Thomas H. Ince R. William Neill R. Cecil Smith Miss Dalton Allaine Grandet

George M. Cohan in Broadway Jones and My First Jury

George M. Cohan headlines a stage bill featuring his best and funniest play Broadway Jones and the piece The Son of Democracy, titled My First Jury, promoted as a premier entertainment bill.

George M. Cohan Broadway Adv

Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief

An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a universal cure for rheumatism improving muscle and joint pain. It claims to ease agony, cleanse kidneys and liver, and purify blood with a week of treatment costing 50 cents or one dollar for a large bottle, sold by Hartman Drug Co. and other druggists.

Hartman Drug Co Middletown

Part of body found in Fall River bay

The lower half of a girl’s body, linked to last week’s head and legs found in Mount Hope Bay, was found floating at the foot of Davol street on the Fall River side. The condition suggests illegal surgical treatment and dismemberment to conceal a crime. Arms and upper trunk remain missing.

Fall Fiver Mass Mount Hope Bay Davol Street Fall River Fou Deena Tate

Pittsburg publishers end contests and premiums to save paper

Washington reports Pittsburg newspaper publishers have scrapped voting contests use of premiums awarding prizes and trading stamps to secure circulation. The move, led by the Pittsburg Newspaper Publishers' association, aims at print paper economy during wartime.

Washington Pittsburg Pulp and Paper Section War Industries Board Pittsburg Newspaper Publishers’ Association

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