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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
9
A reflective poem recalls the desire for a simple English afterlife away from war. The speaker longs for quiet rest, a field of daisies, and a peaceful room far from strife, hoping for a benevolent host to bless a weary head at day’s end.
A wartime note recalls a recruit who answered the S O S and joined the U S Q M T from the U and earned an OT C. He handled TNT abroad and won a D T C. The piece cautions against using cuss words in conversation, noting they rarely persuade others.
Description of a stock-window, spacemaximized residence for low cost. Frame construction on concrete foundation with oak first floor, birch second, white enameled pine finish, and a wide pitched shingle roof. Includes central chimney, large flues, kitchen, laundry, and four second-story chambers. Cost estimate 5500 to 6500 dollars not including heat, light, or plumbing.
In Leslie's recounting, Colonel E. W. Halford recalls Roosevelt smoothing tensions at the federal level. A January 1890 meeting with a hostile congressman sparked a bitter exchange and a near resignation, later tempered by Roosevelt's tactful reconciliation with McKinley era officials and a lasting friendship.
Moralist asks about saving for a rainy day. Old Soak counters that he cannot lay anything aside and must manage with present tasks. The exchange highlights differing views on thrift and present burdens.
A traveling promoter urges men and women in the city to attend a free health feast and receive a test dose of Goldine, claiming it restored mobility to invalids and cured long standing ailments. He cites cases of nerve weakness, indigestion, blood impurities, boils, and kidney issues, inviting skeptics to verify with personal visits and addresses.
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