Middletown Evening Press Paid Subscriptions and Address Changes
Public notice from The Evening Press and The Penny Press outlines subscription handling by mail and street office in Middletown Connecticut. It details payment requirements, termination rules, and address change procedures to ensure uninterrupted delivery, with street locations listed for purchasing the paper.
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Sunda Oes
Patnieeeam Street
Midletown
Conn
National
United States
Postoffice
Middletown
Eee
Main St
New Haven Weather Report Sees Cold Front and Unsettled Skies
For New Haven and vicinity fair tonight with colder conditions. Connecticut forecast calls for generally fair to Wednesday with some unsettled showery weather and strong winds from the southwest to west. A trough of low pressure extends from Michigan to Maine causing unsettled, milder eastern weather and near normal western temperatures with freezing lines reaching from the mountains to the Mississippi River.
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New Haven
New and
Connecticut
Michigan
Maine
Mississippi Ri
Kansas
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Boston
Denver
Detroit
Hartford
Jacksonville
Nantucket
New York
Norfolk
Pittsburg
Portland
St. Louis
Washington
Mt Higby Weather Report and Brief Local Notes
Weather at Mt Higby for the past day shows a high of 58 and a low of 42 with a mean of 50. Barometer 29.16 inches, precipitation .10 inches, water 22 feet 7 inches, wind from the southwest and clear conditions. Also includes a spring car sales prompt and a brief note on the deposed Kaiser calling himself Count William with uncertainty on the count’s duration.
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Mt Higby
Mt. Higby
War era reflections and aim for civic duty
The item surveys postwar sentiment on political leadership, war costs, and societal duties. It notes Champ Clark leading Democrats in Congress, calls for a unified celebration for returning soldiers, and critiques Wall Street and profiteering. It urges continued effort in war gardens, warns of alien wage biases, and signals Congress adjournment with a delayed revenue bill.
Wood price scandal sparks postwar fuel critique
The piece questions German food conditions and accuses profiteering in wood selling at $18 a cord. It argues military authorities should verify fuel claims on German soil and condemns paying high prices for wood versus coal as foolish and improper in the supply chain from wood lot to consumer.
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New England
Driving Drunk Drivers Must Be Barred From Licenses
State papers note ongoing drunken driving prosecutions and fines but argue for stricter action. The author asserts no license should be issued to anyone who drinks and then endangers others on highways, stating human life is too precious to permit intoxicated motorists to travel.
Crux of the War and the World After Peace
Editorial argues the cease fire ends only hostilities and the crux lies in rebuilding a new order. It warns old power blocs mobilizing against democracy and urges a peaceful, cooperative path toward lasting peace, demobilizing military restraint, and orderly governance. Emphasizes leadership for the working class and resistance to privilege-driven forces seeking to restore the old system.
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United States
Impressive Social Rhythm and Platinum News
Dr Samuel Johnson notes that most talk aims to prove social rank and warns affectations rarely deceive. Platinum jewelry moves freely after November 14 order cancels restrictions, allowing manufacture alteration and sale without licenses and no customer records required.
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Department of the Interior
War Industries Board
Washington, D. C
Citizens Party in Hartford Campaign Scandal
The Citizen's Party born in Hartford aimed to aid a Democratic governor candidate. Spreading doubts, it claimed a few hundred votes statewide. Filings show Ormas Spellacy donated 36 and Hartford Mayor Richard J. Kensella 25, amid whispers of a larger Connecticut campaign intrigue.
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Citizen's Party
Bridgeport Post
Citizen’s Party
Hartford
United States
Thomas J. Spellacy
Ormas Spellacy
Richard J. K'nsella
Ace
Azen
Connecticut
Back to a Peace Basis in Postwar Strife
The New York World argues returning the nation from a war footing to a peace basis will take time and provoke conflicts between civil and military authorities, citing a rebuff by officials and soldiers as a case study.
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Rize
New York World
Influenza In 1790 From Long Island Letter Copy
A reader recalls a 1790 influenza letter from John Lloyd to his London uncle, noting early American spread, several deaths in New York and Connecticut, and Dr Townsend's family losses. Griffiths Annals recounts the era as an epidemic with warm multi-month seasons and putrefaction theories.
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New York Tribune
The
Tribune
Townsends
Long Island
R. Coles
Oyster Bay
L. I
John Lloyd
Henry Lloyd
London
Queen’s Village
Lloyd's Neck
America
New York
Connecticut
Danbury
Litchfield
Jericho
James Townsend
Baltimore
Philadelphia
After Peace What The Knickerbocker Press
The author warns that armistice terms do not end duties for Americans. Vast tasks remain including police enforcing peace, aiding demobilized soldiers, repatriation, and reconstruction in Europe plus home job placement. The piece stresses prudent action over idle talk as work awaits.
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Knickerbocker Press
France
Belgium
Serbia
Germany
Russia
Easy Pine Cough Remedy From Pinex Guide
A home made pine cough remedy uses Pinex with sugar syrup or substitutes like honey or molasses. The guide claims relief within 24 hours for coughs and throat symptoms, endorses Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract, and warns against substitutes with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
New Thanksgiving Date. Greensburg News proposal
The Greensburg News argues for moving national Thanksgiving to November 11 to create a single, profound holiday combining gratitude and the end of the war. It claims the date would be historically significant and suggests the two celebrations be merged.
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Greensburg News
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Copenhagen
Boston Transcript
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Iteprompt
Delicatessen
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Ic Ib
Revithick
Main
and South Farms
Corine Gaudreau
Atlves Limited
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Sloan’s
Paim
Humphrey
Middletown Gas Co
Village Grocery
F. J. Bielefield & Co
Our
Wrubel
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the Middlesex
Middletown, Ct
New Britain
Corey
Stueck Glogk
Main &T
Lyman D. Millis Co
Court Street
Kelco
Louis M. Schmidt
Middletowei’ Gate
Britain
Bacon Bros
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