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Weather and political notes from New Haven era
New Haven forecast unsettled with rain tonight and Saturday, rising temperatures across Connecticut. Reports of low pressure regions affecting the eastern lake area and Ohio Valley with cool to cold conditions. Observations list many cities with cloudy or varied skies. Mt Higby data shows max 53, min 13, mean 33, barometer 30.05. Separate items mention preparedness drives, income tax outlook, Monroe Doctrine, and debates on League of Nations as U.S. policy shifts.
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War debt taxes loom as adjournment nears in legislature
The article notes heat and drought fears easing with spring water plans, hints at early adjournment of the current legislature, and reports government debt interest from war contracts surpassing 900 million annually, about 9 dollars per person nationwide.
Roosevelt Peace League Views From The Globe
The New York Globe surveys correspondents who argue Colonel Roosevelt would oppose a league of nations. It cites his 1915 America and the World War and 1910 Nobel speech advocating a world league with a combined military might to enforce peace, contrasting with static international handholding ideas.
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Hadn't Much of a Story to Tell
A wartime commander speaks in a Harper's piece about convoy duty and submarine hunts. The captain notes victories and losses, his crew, and the sense that despite successes the tale seems dull. He reflects on not being able to boast a dramatic tale as he awaits detaching to command a new boat.
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Wilbur Daniel Steel
Harper's Magazine
Fance
England
Swiss Minister Resigns From Washington Post
Washington dispatch reports Hans Schh ser Swiss minister to the United States has asked the home government to relieve him of his duties in Washington at once to return to private business in Switzerland. No reply has been received.
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Hans Schhser
United States
Switzerland
Legation
Peptiron touted as a tonic and blood builder
The advertisement promotes Peptiron as a superior iron tonic combining iron, pepsin, gentian and nutrients for digestion and nerve support. It claims strong blood-building effects and notes the larger bottle provides a month’s treatment while other iron products offer less.
Open Counsel Hearing On Bond Issue By Legislature
The Finance Committee of the Legislature schedules a public hearing on the memorial bond bill for March 19 at 2 PM in the State Capitol Finance Committee room. The Middletown Chamber clarifies Psi Upsilon Fraternity holds $50,000 in property, not tax exemption, and a bill to raise to $100,000 mirrors standard corporate capital expansion.
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William W. Wilcox
Finance Committee
State Capitol
Psi Upsilon
Middletown
Harold M. Meech
Psi Upsil
Richard H Bunce
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Thomas E. Smith
Evening Press
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South Green
Goddess of Liberty
Social Service League
Young Women’s Christian Association
Chamber of Commerce
Wise From Cotati: Olive Tablets Marketed As Gentle Health Aid
A 17 year physician advocate touts Olive Tablets as a healing soothing aid not a stimulant. They claim to support bowel and liver action without forcing activity. Consumers report dark brown mouth and bad breath as possible side effects.
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Ton Edwards
Calomel
Edwardes
Change of Life Relief From Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs. Alexie C. Nangle of Galatia NJ credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with ending five to six years of hot flashes dizziness dull pain and fatigue After trying doctors and remedies she urges other women to use the root and herb medicine The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offers forty years of experience to help with nervousness heat flashes backache headaches and the blues
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Alexie C. Nangle
Galatia
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