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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

4

Weather updates and scattered storms across regions

May 29 report notes fair tonight with partly cloudy skies and modest temperatures in the vicinity. Rocky Mountains conditions show recent changes with rains in Oklahoma and North Carolina. south remains unsettled over the Mississippi Valley. Temperatures run above normal in northern areas while Miles City Montana hit 98 and Willis W. D. reached 96.

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Mt Higby Weather Report for the Day

Weather data from Mt Higby reports a 24 hour period with a high of 81, a low of 50, and a mean near 81. Barometer 29.07 inches, wind from the north, visibility clear, with a height reading of 27 feet 4 inches.

MT. Higby

Memorial Day Proclamation and civic notes

Washington May 29 A lengthy Memorial Day proclamation from President Wilson emphasizes liberty and the sacrifice of soldiers in the great war, urging observance and reflection on unity and freedom. The piece also touches on homefront events, welcomes home celebrations, local vendor chatter, prices, and veterans from the Civil War amid parade preparations and community remarks.

Washington Press- Wilson White House Woodrow Wilson

Inskintty and Prohibition Notes Across Sates

Fragmentary civic and social items touch on heredity rumors, prohibition moves in ten midwestern states, Sweden granting women full suffrage, looming U S Senate action on women voting rights, and varied public mood. References to local streets, banks, mosquitoes, telegraph wires, and naval aviation trivia appear in irregular jottings.

Salvation Army Drive in Middletown Seeks $1700 More

Victory Week ends with Middletown urged to reach a $5500 quota for the Salvation Army in the national drive totaling $13 million. Local support fell short, with $1700 still needed before the extended Friday deadline as other towns meet their goals. The piece recalls the Army’s war effort and calls residents to contribute.

Middletown Salvation Army France

German in Churches Sparks Indiana Church Language Debate

The Indiana General Assembly banned German in schools but not in churches. A southern Indiana clergyman recalls being forced from a church for refusing German sermons. After the armistice, supporters pressed for German use, cutting his salary due to lack of funds. Some German-born Americans fear renewed conflict as war sentiments linger.

Indianapolis Indiana General Assembly Indiana Germany United States

The Day of the Penny

The penny has become essential under the new tax law, replacing nuisance status as coins are widely used. Coppers are plentiful as prices rise to six cents and mints in Denver and Philadelphia work overtime producing cents.

Detroit Free Press Picayune Denver Philadelphia

Connecticut assignments and trade marks list 1919

A long list of patent assignees and designs dated May 5th and May 13th 1919 includes inventors and assignees such as Benjamin M DesJ West Hartford to J T Underwood New York for typewriter attachments Carl M Dombrowsky Norwich cultivating plow Fred S English New London ink device for flat bed printing William L Gumprecht Hartford to Underwood for combined typewriting and computing machine Willliam F Helmond Hartford to Underwood for typewriter machine John J Maline New Haven door latch and others with entries for latches, locks, switches, engines, calcs, and trade marks for H Lead Works Russell Mfg Co and more, listing inventors and assignors across Connecticut towns and New York connections.

Benjamin M. . Desjardins West Hartford J. T. Underwood Brooklyn N. Y Benjamin M. Desj Underwood Typewriter Com New York Norwich Fred S. English New London William L. Gumprecht Hartford Underwood Computing Machine Company Willliam F. Helmond Underwood Typewriter Company John J. Maline New Haven William J. Newton Harvey Hubbell, Incorporated Bridgeport Charles F. Raymond Sargent & Company Ira H. Spencer Spencer Turbine Company Henry J. Stuart Robert N. Bassett Company, Incorporated Shelton Earle H. Wheaton Charles R. Johnson Charles O. Mathews Milford Charles H. S East Haven John F. Cavanaugh Connecticut Telephone & Electric. Co., Inc Meriden Connecticut Telephone & Electic Co., Inc Paul F. Farum Russell Manufacturing Co Middletown Joseph BH. Anderson Coscob John T B. G. Austin Austin Organ Co Joseph O. Cadieux Connecticut Telephone & Electric Company, Inc William J. Gagnon Bead Chain Manufacturing Company Celestin Guilmart Goshen Sluice Emery G. la Voie Greenwich Aeroplane Carl F.schnuck Farrel Foundry & Machine Co Ansonia John H. Shaw Sargent

Concert Tax Elevates Conductors Worth and Demand

A New York Sun piece argues war and tax pressures push orchestra conductors to unprecedented salaries and selectivity. It notes postwar system shifts from Dutch and Italian leaders to less eminent hires, making orchestral concerts costlier and riskier for promoters while rewarding the conductor as a highly profitable, potent figure.

New York Sun United States

A Kiss Amiss

A fragile cartoon vignette in Cartoons Magazine shows a man soliciting a kiss, a woman pausing before replying that kissing may go to the head and she cannot consent.

Cartoons Magazine

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