Postal Notice and Subscription Rules Summary
Public notice outlines subscription changes and address updates required for timely mail delivery. It notes deadlines for advertising changes, with 7:30 a.m. publish day cutoff, and mentions the Middletown Connecticut post office as second class matter. It lists local outlets where the press is sold, including VA K Sanders and Book Store locations.
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Opurin
Postoffice
Middletown Conn
VA K Sanders
Main St
Weather Report for New Haven and Connecticut
New Haven March 12 Fair tonight and day slightly warmer. Connecticut fair tonight and Thursday rising temperatures with moderate southwest and west winds. Pleasant conditions generally in the 24 hours except near the North Pacific and south Atlantic. no defined storm east of the Rockies. High pressure centered over North Carolina. Temperatures mild for the season in northern districts, extending as far south as Diana and Mississippi. Observations: Atlanta 42 cloudy, New Haven 38 clear, New York 38 partly cloudy, Boston 36 clear.
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New Haven
New Wen
Connecticut
North Pacific
South Atlantic
Nebraska
North Carolina
Diana
Mississippi
Atlanta
Étic City
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Old
Jacksonville
Nantucket
New York
Norfolk
Pittsburg
Portland
St. Louis
Washington
Mt Higby Weather and Era Weather Vibe in Town
The Mt. Higby station reports noon to noon 44F max 43F, 24F min 24F, mean 34F with clear skies and south wind. A winter anniversary note on the Peace treaty echoes debates on Hoover Debs and League of Nations amid tax and rail funding talks. Public mood shifts from dry to wet, rent fears in Bristol, and speculation on future housing and industry.
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Mt. Higby
Hot Air in U S Legislation Ridiculed as Excessive
A critical column argues the United States spends far more on rhetorical shows than necessary. It contrasts U S and British lawmaking, mocks a lengthy Buckeye speech, and invokes Carlyle and Scottish philosophy to urge spoken words become deeds.
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United States
Ohio
Thomas Carlyle
Palmer Defends Alien Property Policy Speech in Philadelphia
In a Philadelphia address, A Mitchell Palmer, soon to be attorney general, defends the alien property custodian's power of sale. He argues the aim was to cripple Germany's ability to pay demnities and to permanently disrupt German commerce beyond the wartime period. He notes entente actions across nations to sever German trade against Allied interests.
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Teuton
Springfield
Philadelphia
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Congress
Germany
Mr. Palmer
Weve All Got Hearts
A Los Angeles Record column recalls a stern, gruff business man who hides a soft heart. At home his children seek stories and songs, while his wife avoids interrupting his quiet evenings. Seeing a human interest film brings his hidden tenderness to tears, proving everyone has a heart.
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Los Angeles
Nestle
Noted Debate on Oratory and Public Influence
The Detroit News discusses a sharp analysis of rhetoric claiming three perfect public addresses exist: Jesus on the Mount, Paul before the Athenians, and Lincoln at Gettysburg. The piece critiques demagogic speech and examines how audiences respond to persuasive oratory and its social costs.
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America
Detroit News
Asin
Gettysburg
Decorated by a Lobby at Albany
Summary of a Joliet Herald News notice condemns a dog poisoner and praises anti saloon league efforts while criticizing lobbyist Anderson. The piece contrasts historic opposition to lobbies with current praise for the World and calls out paid lobbying tactics as corrupt yet celebrated. The notice ends with a call to prosecution for repeated dog tampering and a signed plea from Mrs. F Hoelzer.
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New York
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Joliet
Homeward in Winter by Ralph H. Shaw
A Boston Transcript verse by Ralph H. Shaw reflects on returning home through snow to a cozy hearth, contrasting winter’s chill with imagined warmth. The speaker longs for a bright chimney corner and a sunny, lily-scented clime, far from northern winds and drift.
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Ralph H. Shaw
The
Boston Transcript
Whirligig Politics in Lloyd George Era
In 1908 Lloyd George shocked English Toryism with old age pension sponsorship. A year later his budget and land value tax plans labeled him the wild man of radicalism. His victory over the Lords and the rise of key ministers frame a dramatic political arc.
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Philadelphia Ledger
David Lloyd-George
House of Lords
Andrew Bonar Law
Earl Curzon
George Nicholls Barnes
Viscount Milner
Austin Chamberlain
Arthur J. Balfour
Winston Churchill
Lloyd George
W. S. Gilbert
Goldine Draws Middletown Locals to Lincoln’s Drug Store
Over a hundred residents visited Lincoln’s Drug Store to learn about Goldine. Early users report rapid relief from backache and lumbago, better sleep after months of insomnia, nerve relaxation, and improved appetite after four doses. A local man credits four years of stomach issues with swift improvement after starting Goldine.
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Lincoln
Middletown Memorial Committee Plans Public Hearing
The Middletown Chamber of Commerce thanks voters for courteous attention to the memorial discussion at the recent town meeting. A public hearing is set for Sunday afternoon March 16 in the selectmen's office at 3 o'clock to receive memorial suggestions for honoring local service members. The committee, chaired by B Kent Hubbard, will report to the next town meeting on March 25 after 3 to 5 o'clock sessions. Members include Hubbard, Richard H. Bunce, and Robert W. Rice.
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Bunce
Evening Press
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Kent Hubbard
Joseph P. Quirk
B. Kent Hubbard
Richard H. Bunce
Robert W. Rice
Daughter saved from operation in Petersburg relief by Lydia Pinkham
In Petersburg Virginia Mrs W D Wells recounts her daughter’s two year struggle with right side weakness and pain. After medical advice urged surgery and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, the daughter improved and is now well. Wells urges others to try the remedy and offers the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co address in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Petersburg
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. D. Wells
North Adams Street
Resting Her Dogs on Navy Suit and Pink Shoes
Bloomington Illinois Bulletin notes Miss Mary MacDonald wearing a navy blue suit and hat while carrying pink shoes. The casual fashion snap highlights the stylish ensemble and accessories.
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Bloomington
Ill
Mary MacDonad
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Frevithich
DR. McKee
C. Pearson
Goldine Man
Mary L. Britton
Shawn
Lincoln’s Drug Store
Walter Mulcahy
Preé Latart
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Sp Aeeen
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U. S
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Federal R
Serrpt
Tne Ke Eek
Erata
Wight
Ri Ie
State of
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Edward G. Camp
Sole Ate
Mrs. Louise Cheyne
Open Counsel
Mrs. Wells
James F. Connery, and
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Gail Borden
Eagle
Armour’s Helmet Brand
de Real
California
Baker’s Dot
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Dartmouth
Princeton
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Chateau Thierry, Ib
Hillsdale
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Premier
Wesson
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Hub
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