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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
9
A fragmentary passage echoes Charles Sumner’s denunciation of war’s cruelties. It contrasts desolated towns and torn families with visions of peace and a Sunday tableau, ending with a brutal indictment of bloodshed and the fiendish passions that drive it.
The next joint Boy Scout troops meeting will be at High School Hall on April 3, 1919 at 7 30. Tests for Tenderfoot Second Class First Class and Merit Badges are outlined with records through the commissioner and approval by the court of honor. Arthur B Merrill named as carpentry examiner. scouts may book tests with their scoutmaster.
The New York Herald questions reports from Germany and Poland about Bolshevik influence in Europe. It argues much of the news is German-sourced or exaggerated, urging caution toward claims of Bolshevik money and Soviet activity, and noting a general distrust of sensational reports.
Henry Watterson in the Saturday Evening Post argues history shortchanges Andrew Jackson by branding him a rough frontiersman. He recalls encounters at The Hermitage, a 1814 New Orleans dinner, and stories from Mrs Clara Buchanan showing Jackson as a refined, courteous leader who impressed European society.
The Japanese department of communications says wireless telephonic service between Tokio and Yokohama is practicable for public use. Experiments since last fall show messages transmitted successfully. The Japan Chronicle reports plans to inaugurate general Tokio Yokohama service, with potential extension to Kobe and Osaka if results justify it.
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