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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
4
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New Haven forecast calls for rain and cooling tonight with fair, colder conditions by Friday. Across Connecticut the trough has moved east, bringing rainy weather east of the Mississippi with a ridge building from Texas to Minnesota. Reports show varied temperatures, with New Haven at 49 and other cities cloudy or rainy. Mt Higby station notes a 60 high and 36 low. The piece also reflects on daylight saving, taxation, politics, and war era concerns, noting labor and beer debates, demography, and climate prognostications for the near future.
The readable parts describe a shouted claim about an overdraft from a dairy and a belief that people have not heard or understood it. It mentions city rules and a rule based on some overarching issue over which individuals have no control.
The New York Tribune reviews the Heney investigation into packers accused of restraint of trade under Sherman and Clayton acts. It argues the key question is whether price margins for producers and consumers shift with any break up, noting packers reportedly operate at 2-3% margins and that consumer relief hinges on more than court victories. The piece suggests the public tires of grand remedies and favors smaller firms if prices do not rise for consumers.
The New Haven Journal-Courier reflects on political tactics used to smash dissenters of reform and warns against the old tactic of branding critics as enemies. It recalls 1892 to 1896, Bryan’s silver campaign, and the antiwar era rhetoric, noting that stubborn debate strengthens the republic when critics are allowed to speak.
Detroit News notes the home garden idea grew during wartime, turning vacant lots into productive plots. It highlights economic and health benefits, lessons learned from inexperience, and a spring revival as gardeners laid foundations for strong crops with over 4000 acres under cultivation in the city last year.
Owen Moran former English featherweight has returned to the Pacific Coast after years away as a quartermaster corps officer stationed at Ypres France. He is in top shape and seeks another chance at the featherweight title. His last fight was a September London win over Darkey Dolph. His notable victory includes a clean knockout of Battling Nelson, a feat Nelson later avenged when Wolgast defeated him.
Dens describe a surge in garden activity with over 500 vacant lots becoming producers and a 50 percent rise in some cases since 1917. This spring, gardening will renew with more vigor to boost provender for abroad, cut family costs, and improve health, supporting ongoing economic and national aims.
The Providence Journal reports Postmaster General Burleson removing Mackay and several Postal Telegraph and Cable Co officials in a bold bid to seize control of the nation’s wire communication. The piece condemns the move as unethical and illegal, accusing Burleson of attacking private ownership for opaque goals and predicting a reckoning in time.
An ad-style piece urges relief from nervousness and fatigue with Phosphated Iron capsules. It claims overwork drains nerve centers, describes dramatic personal restoration including rosy cheeks and lively energy, and warns buyers to insist on genuine capsules sold by Hartman Drug Co. and leading druggists.
JAS. J. ROYALL of Boston reports chronic constipation headaches and dizziness resolved after using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. He bought 24 boxes and states his condition became perfect. Available 50c per box six for 2.50 or trial 25c from Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
A homemade syrup touted as the best remedy for stubborn coughs. It blends Pinex extract with a pint of syrup or honey and promises chest relief, easier breathing, and a good night’s sleep within 24 hours. Children like the taste. a full pint lasts a family.
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