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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1919
Page
5
The article notes no Monroe Doctrine clause in the covenant and reports that investigators may be biased by personal viewpoints. It mentions prejudices among investigators in examining the Russian situation, likening some efforts to biased Mexican investigations and emphasizing the president’s goal to secure exact facts for truth about Russia.
The March 29 stock page shows steel issues trading within narrow ranges with fractional losses, General Motors advancing, and copper and petroleum stocks near prior figures. Total daily stock volume reached 661,200 shares with bonds at $8,738,000. week totals 8,565,300 shares and $63,554,000 in bonds.
Dr. Shiffer, finance minister in the Ebert cabinet, declared in Berlin that Germany will not give up any land. He pledged the government will not surrender an inch of territory east or west. Reports say the Prussian National Assembly voted against relinquishing Rhine lands and protests rise across Germany against what locals call an enslaving peace.
Middletown hosts New Britain Y M C A in a highly anticipated basketball showdown predicted to draw a record crowd. The fast visiting team brings about 150 rooters as lineup details and referees are listed for the 8 30 start following a local junior game.
Strong winds and falling snow disrupted rail service in the Old Saybrook area. Section crews worked overnight, delaying trains and requiring two engines to move the Valley passenger from Hartford. Local residents Theodore S. Cuyler and wife returned from Florida, while Richard Doyle prepared for discharge. A YMCA event in Middletown was canceled due to bad weather.
Members of Co G 6th Infantry and regimental staff gathered at the Pease House Saybrook Point Thursday evening for a reunion. The event memorialized fallen member Stanley Faulk killed July 25 1918, with speeches by Rev E R Hyde Major E H Taylor and Captain H P Leland. A long program included tributes to the Home Guard and Y M C A work, recounts of overseas service, and calls to reenlist as the state guards plan continued activity.
Keep on boosting Glenwood ranges. Users say there is no satisfaction in complaints and a Glenwood range brings better service. They come in various sizes and kinds, made of top material and accurately assembled. Buy a Glenwood and range troubles will cease.
Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia reports eight years of back pain and kidney trouble eased after taking Foley Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims thousands relieved from kidney or bladder issues and urges readers to try them, sold everywhere.
A Portland Connecticut man William Meyers recounts severe muscle and back pain from rheumatism and reports relief after using Goldine No 2. The ad promotes Goldine No 1 for headaches nerves and indigestion and Goldine Laxatives, with liquid and tablet forms priced 1.15 and 1.00 respectively. Mail orders are filled promptly.
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