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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
2
Old footwear can be saved with Neslin Soles. The tiresome rubber soles, made by The Tireme Rubber Co. in Akron, are described as comfort oriented, waterproof, and long wearing. Shoe stores sell re-bottoming services using these cally made soles.
Paris reports President Wilson directed American transport officials to speed the homeward rush of troops. Next month 300,000 soldiers will be sent back each month. He is expected to return to the United States by May 15 and then campaign for the peace treaty and League covenant in the Senate.
J Oscar Casey a well known band leader and composer died at his Hartford home at 53 Windsor Avenue aged 51. Born in Livermore Missouri he had been in the music business in Boston and Hartford since 1895 and thirty years in Hartford. He leaves his wife.
London faces potential general strike as triple alliance of coal miners railway men and transport workers threatens walkout. government prepared to move fuel and food by motor lorries. Lloyd George seeks avert disruption while miners demand nationalization and rail reform.
Julian Egert aged 81, longtime New Britain resident and former building contractor, the oldest local Mason, died at his home yesterday. He had lived in the city for fifty years.
A condensed digest from The Penny Press dated March 19 1894 notes various local items such as crop reports wheat prices rail and harbor news and personal notices including Mr and Mrs Horace R Putter and Mr and Mrs J Yale Fairman returning from Europe. It also mentions oil lamp leaks at the union depot and a tugboat tow along the river plus several village happenings from Long Hill to Essex and Milford Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a universal spring medicine for blood, stomach, liver and kidney ailments. The copy stresses nearly 50 years of public use, leading sales, renal health, and blood renovation with improved appetite digestion and nutrient assimilation.
Mrs P Rehkamp of 2404 Herman Cor pete Ky writes she has used Foley’s Honey and Tar for nearly two years and gives it to all eight of her children who suffered from croup as babies. The medicine is safe for men women and children and can prevent lingering coughs from weakening you. Sold everywhere.
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