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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
4
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Weather at Mt Higby for 24 hours ending noon reports 64 maximum 33 minimum 54 at 12 noon barometer 30 22 inches wind from the north. The text then drifts into contemporary political commentary noting war rumors, party dynamics, and local election reflections. A mix of weather data and speculative politics with regional references and names.
The Springfield Republican notes that demobilization worsens political tensions across Europe. It cites Bulgaria where soldiers aided the overthrow of the monarchy and the rise of a Bulgarian republic, Austria's "soldier councils" echoing Russian soviets, and observers fearing a dangerous shift as soldiers integrate into civil life after the war.
The piece notes unease about soldiers' councils in Austria as leaders display prudence and a conciliatory tone. It remains unclear how strong the opposition to the "red" faction will prove, with the outcome still to be determined.
A Rochester Post piece muses on femininity and charm through selflessness. It contrasts egocentric behavior with empathetic, outward concern, citing Josephine as a model of inclusive interest. The author argues true fascination comes from kindness, not beauty or intellect, and that entering others lives fosters mutual good terms.
Richter & Co notes uncertain congressional balance but predicts a Republican House may shift Ways and Means control, boosting revenue policy benefiting business. Senate remains pivotal on peace terms and financial readjustment as investors drive active local market with rising stock prices. A separate parable ends with a quip about a lecturer needing pay.
Old Saybrook notes a free Saw Work rally at Town hall with prominent council speakers, music, and a bonfire at Morgan G. Bulkeley’s Arrowhead farm. Townsfolk marched from the armory as bells rang, despite late reports of armistice. Also: officers and families update from Sixth Regiment events and local obituaries and socials.
Ivoryton notes report a Hartford trip by several residents, with George Ely of Stonington visiting. The Sunbeam Chapter of the Kings Daughters may skip this month, Beacon Light Circle meets Monday in Laurel hall, and Red Cross work runs weekly there. Armistice rumors caused joy. factory bells rang in Ivory with nighttime cannon and celebrations despite late reports. U. S. N. John Salzegaber returns for furlough. Moving pictures at Co. & C. hall Saturday night. Good show.
Centerbrook residents report visitors from Hartford and Ivoryton while road repairs continue. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ingraham. Local social and travel notes mention James Lynch of New London and couples in Middletown. The Thelma screens George Cohan in Hit the Trail Holiday with Pathe News.
Until further notice worship will be held in Library hall at 11 a m beginning Sunday November 10. All are welcome.
Take it easy with flu like symptoms and consult your doctor. Rubbing Mustarine on the throat and chest is recommended to ease aches, pains, and inflammation. Mastarine is claimed to soothe tonsillitis sore throat pleurisy bronchitis and chest colds without blistering.
Louis Klapper, baker of Moodus, died at Middlesex hospital from Spanish influenza leaving a large family and a gravely ill son. East Haddam mourns with notices of local happenings including a downed relic log, a bridge siren misfire, and a planned but unrealized Mansfield celebration. Local residents also report land transfers and hunting activity at Riverside Inn with Payson Gates guiding.
A testimonial from Mrs. Lizzie Courtney of Oskaloosa Iowa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from years of misery caused by displacements irregularities and related pains The letter urges other women to try the root and herb medicine and offers social advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass guidance through her experience
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