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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
9
In a Chicago News style scene two girls discuss Mr Grasshire seen at dances. One notes his kind, self sacrificing air while the other, Irene, recalls knowing Grasshire since infancy. The conversation reveals wary curiosity about strangers from the west and the value of cautious friend opinions.
The Boston Transcript notes Miss Louise Cutts Powell objects to facial painting and argues colors matter in life. The columnist cites Beerbohm and historic examples, recalls police and railway station views, and questions changing fashions and propriety in 1918 society.
A fragment states someone in bed for two months with unclear initials and uncertain context. The readable words imply medical or personal condition but lack decisive details or attribution.
The piece argues against cutting Italy’s food supply due to Jugo Slav resistance to relief trains in former Austrian territories. It notes Italy pays for imports with American credit, and Italian grain and meat purchases stand on their own. It explains Laibach’s shift to Yugoslav control and the resulting disruption of relief train movement.
Senators Sherman a Follette and France led a filibuster that defeated seven of the fourteen appropriation bills. The question remains whether the bill carrying the senators émigrés was among those defeated.
Washington reports 60 dollar bonus checks for honorably discharged soldiers and sailors are being mailed from the Zone Finance Officer. When service records match, payments may take up to two months from filing. Discharge papers and a full service statement are required, with checks sent to the address provided.
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