Evening Press and Penny Press Subscriptions Notice
Notice outlines subscription terms for Evening Press and The Penny Press, plus payment and address change procedures. Details include postpaid terms, discontinuation rules, and mail handling, with contact points and street sales locations in Middletown, Connecticut.
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Penny Press
Lieatening
Ten Street
Midletown
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United States
Middletown
Weather forecast for New Haven and region March 5
GovernmentWeather report for New Haven and vicinity indicates rain or snow and a colder Thursday. Connecticut expected rain turning to snow late tonight or tomorrow morning with much colder temperatures, shifting winds from south to northwest. Observations show varied conditions across major cities with New Haven at 43 and partly cloudy.
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Michigan
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St. Lawrence Valley
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New York
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Mississippi River
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Mt Higby Weather and World News Snapshots
Mt Higby station records 24 hours ending noon today: high 53, low 34, mean 43.5. at noon 51, barometer 29.05, water 27 feet 3 inches, wind south, clear. In broader notes Paderewski urges peace for Poland, Wilson tours abroad, and League of Nations topics swirl amid Prohibition, taxation, daylight saving, and farm movement revival.
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Mt. Higby
Farmers seek fair share amid middleman dispute noted
The piece describes farmers pushing for 40 to 50 cents of the dollar claimed to go to middlemen. It notes a nationwide awakening on this issue and says the outcome will attract keen interest.
Memorial Bridge Plans Stir Taxpayers Debate
The issue calls a special town meeting after a Chamber of Commerce dinner to decide bonding the city and town for 155000 to build a memorial bridge from Crescent street. Critics urge first proving public subscriptions and state contributions before expanding taxes beyond the current 24 mills, warning against hidden fiscal motives.
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Crescent Street
Chamber of Commerce
Bennett
State Highway Department
IF THE FARMER STRUCK
A two-part column contrasts a farmers strike with urban labor refusals, arguing farmers deserve similar rights and noting their steadfast work ethic despite ridicule. It warns that a farm strike could devastate food supply and the nation, while praising rural diligence and duty. Afterward a Philadelphia piece condemns naturalized aliens who avoided draft, urging cancellation of citizenship for those who shirked service and questioning future support for unworthy noncitizens.
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Los Angeles
Farmer Jones
John
Bill
Mary
Belgium
Cash
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Naturalization Courts
United States
Army Navy and Civilian Board to Take Charge of Sport
New York reports the army navy and civilian boxing board seeks national control with Major General Leonard Wood as president and Admiral Henry Mayo among patrons. The NY chartered body aims to lift boxing from disrepute and mirror London’s National Sporting Club on a broader scale.
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New York
Army, Navy
Civilian
Board of Boxing Control
Leonard Wood
National Boxing Association
United States
Henry T. Mayo
Army
Navy
State of
National Sporting Club
London
Wilson Commutes Three Death Sentences in War Era
Three more death sentences by General courts martial were commuted by President Wilson. Aaron H. Smith, sentenced for seditious statements and disobedience, had his sentence reduced to dishonorable discharge and 15 years at Fort Leavenworth. Others, Arshag Ashbahani and Frank J. Burke, received longer dishonorable discharges and prison terms.
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Wilson
War Department
Aaron H. Smith
Camp Greenleaf
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Germany
United States
Henry G. Sharpe
Department of the Southeast
Fort Leavenworth
Arshag Ashbahani
4Th Infantry
Frank J. Burke
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for women's ailments
Portsmouth Ohio resident Mrs Sara Shaw reports relief from regularities pains and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letter urges other women to seek the remedy and notes the company offers special advice from Lynn Massachusetts based on forty years of experience.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Lydia E Pinkham
Sara Shaw
R. No. 1
Lydia J. Pinkham
Tia E. Pinkham
Moral Deterioration in Germany Outlined by Cologne Gazette
The Cologne Gazette warns of Germany’s soul sickness and a storm of senseless passion. It traces moral decline to imperialism, not Lenin or Luxemburg, arguing Germans lack true morals outside the state and predicting upheaval as masses express unrestrained desire. The piece contemplates a possible cry for Caesar.
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Boston Transcript
Cologne Gazette
Germany
Cologne
Lenine
Trotzky
Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Ebert
Scheidemann
Kurt Eisner
Caesar
Apprehensive. Baltimore American Quote
An exchange reflects patient and doctor dialogue about treatment coordination and concerns over rising prescription costs. The wry line questions whether the doctor's oversight has increased as prescriptions have.
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Baltimore American
Olive Tablets Offer Digestive Relief Through Liver Stimulation
Thousands suffer stomach upset and poor appetite as the ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. It claims the tablets stimulate the liver and bowels to restore digestion, banish bad taste, and boost energy with nightly use.
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