Evening Penny Press subscription notice
Public notice explains subscription terms for the Evening Penny Press. It states payment is required to continue delivery, with stop dates tied to expiration and address changes must be prompt for redirection. The newspaper is mailed from Middletown Connecticut as second class matter and is sold at local locations.
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Ah Pu Street
Sidicleen Nal News Convice Cial Wire Ando Operin
United Bee
M.m
Main
Weather report from New Haven November forecast
Government weather report for New Haven and vicinity details partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday with little temperature change. High pressure moving southeast brings a fall in central districts and cold nights, with freezing temperatures extending toward Texas. Temperatures listed for cities show generally cloudy or snow conditions in some areas and clear skies in Port.
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New Haven
Haven
Rapid City
S. C
Texas
Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountains
Atlanta
Tic City
Boston
Cincinnati
Denver
Detroit
Hartford
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Nantucket
New York
Norfolk
Pittsburg
Port
St. Louis
Washington
Mt Higby Weather And Postwar Economic Worries
Weather at Mt Higby for 24 hours ending noon today shows a high of 44 and low of 39 with 36.5 at noon and wind from the northwest as clear skies prevail. The piece discusses Secretary McAdoo’s resignation, postwar economies, coal and liquor concerns, rail labour, fires in Baltimore, troop movements home, and calls for a quick return to normalcy with caution on luxuries and taxation.
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Mt. Higby
Wage standards and state control in postwar economy debated
The writer questions whether Uncle Sam can impose a standard wage and classify all workers under four categories, arguing the wartime government overreach created a biased system. He warns of Bolshevik influence twisting policy and asks if a government price standard or free market supply and demand should prevail for ordinary living costs.
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Uncle Sam
Ford and Bryan Compared by an Editor
Editor criticizes Henry Ford for shifting to traction business and publishing with aims of informing the public while accusing him of self interest and manipulating opinion, likening Ford to Bryan and labeling him a mushroom millionaire. The piece urges a more useful use of wealth and questions the value of Ford’s proposed publication venture.
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Henry Ford
Bryan
Mr. Ford
Ford
Cub
Our Soldiers Over There Reflect Duty and Readiness
The New York World reflects on discharged soldiers in American camps who did not fight abroad yet remain crucial to national strength. They are called minute-men of the nation, ready for peace and defense, embodying disciplined manhood and a sane, prepared future for ten years and beyond.
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Waming
Senate
New York World
America
Republic
Saybrook Point Notes On Local Residents And Events
Saybrook Point reports Morgan G. Bulkeley of Hartford inspecting his farm Friday. Mary Williams spent Thursday in Middletown. Josephine Dupree joins Essex National Bank. Hazel Schley visited Hartford. A Congregational church song service is planned for Sunday evening. Rev. William F. White returns from Ware Massachusetts. Mrs. Ketchum and family plan to spend winter in New York. Mrs. Ketchum leases the Berrian place for five years. Mrs. Olmstead and daughter plan to spend winter in town.
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Saybrook Point
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Hartford
Mary Williams
Middletown
Josephine Dupree
Essex National Bank
Hazel Schley
Congregational Church
Snday
William F. White
Ware
Mass
Ketchum
New York
Stop the Leaks and the Costly Frills
Lowell newspaper critiques government and military waste arguing overstaffing and unnecessary tasks. It calls for trimming personnel and ending ornamental activities to improve efficiency and morale regardless of wartime status.
Death of Deep River Resident Charlton Pratt at 62
Charlton M. Pratt, 62, died at Nile Street Hospital Hartford after a two year illness of kidney and bladder trouble. Born April 18, 1856, in Deep River, he held multiple town offices, served in the 1884 general assembly, and was probate judge in 1914 for the Saybrook district. Survived by wife and five children, funeral Sunday at 3 p.m. at Wooster Memorial chapel.
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Co. M. Pratt
Deep River
Charlton M. Pratt
Nile Street Hospital
Hartford
Obediah P
Ann Hale Pratt
Morgan School
Clinton
Valparaiso
Ind
Kirby C
Jesse H
Shelley L
Bristol
Philip R
U. S
Edith M
Louis D. Pratt
Buffalo
Emory C. Parker
Wooster Memorial Chapel
Fountain Hill Cemetery
Red Cross Meeting Planned. Influenza Hits Haddam
In Haddam Higganum the annual Red Cross gathering is set for Monday at eight in Town Hall Haddam. Influenza has afflicted the Johnson family and area schools are closed. Eveline Brainard, campaigning in France, will speak at 7 PM Sunday at the Congregational Church. A Middletown truck delivered corn from Haddam Island. Linen shower quotas for Middlesex Chapter extended to December 1 with requests for sheets towels and bath towels focusing on 99 by 62 inch minimums and 102 by 64 preferred.
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Higganum
The
Red Cross
Haddam
Frank Emmons
Roanoke Virginia
Robert Spangler
Washington, D. C
Herbert Johnson
Eveline Brainard
France
Brazos
Middletown
Beda Brainard
Lawson
C. B. Carlson
State Guards
Dr. Loewe
Middlesex Chapter
Ida Cody
Thanksgiving services and Red Cross notice in Chester
Claude Watrous is ill with influenza in Chester. A reunion Thanksgiving service will be held at the Baptist church next Wednesday at 7 30 with Rev. F L Garfield delivering the address. Red Cross rooms close the week of November 25 and reopen the following week.
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Chester
Claude Watrous
Baptist Church
F. L. Garfield
Frank P. Smith
Ashley Falls
Mass
H. C. Bates
Red Cross
Frank L. Garfield
Local notes from Durham area November 23 1918
Durham items report illness cases including George W Newton taken to Middlesex Hospital for treatment and Fred M Alling suffering from a cold. Mentions of local industry shifts at Francis joiner shop to a tin shop and upcoming work at Parson's company and M M Company. Bird shooting season closes today with scarce game. Red Cross and King's Daughters meetings scheduled. church services list by name and time with Thanksgiving service noted for November 24. Oyster price 60 cents quart.
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Durham
George W. Newton
Middlesex Hospital
Fred M. Alling
Russell Company
Middletown
John J. Mahon
Rogers and Hubbard Factor
Portland
W. T. Coe
L. H. Foote
C. I. Harvey
Red Cross
Francis
W. A. Parson’s
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Congregational Church
Church of the Epiphany
Thanksgiving church notices fill Cromwell schedule
In Cromwell on November 23 the Baptist, First Congregational, Swedish Mission, and Swedish Lutheran churches list morning services at 10 30 a m and evening services at 7 30 p m Led by Rev Frank D Luddington Rev Homer Wesley Hildreth Rev A E Elmquist plans include a Sunday school at noon Bible study at 10 30 a m and a Union Thanksgiving service on Thursday November 28 at 7 30 p m The Christian Endeavor campaigns run to December 8 with new members sworn in Beatrice Adams leads The Liberty Chorus and church choirs join for the Thanksgiving singing Everyone is welcome.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Baptist Church
Deep River Town Hall
Library Park
Frederick Miller
Tveryton
Fountain Hill Cemetery
J. Daniels
M. Beaumon
Elizabeth Joy
Byron Hatfield
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Christian Science Society
Engine House
James A. Hopkins
New York City
E. J. B. Southworth
Stone House
Sarah C. Mather
New London
Norwich
L. E. Pratt
New Britain
Cromwell
Charles Ranney
Hartford
Frank D. Luddington
First Congregational Church
Homer Wesley Hildreth
Beatrice Adams
Italy
Pilgrim Shores
Congregational Church
Baptist
Liberty Chorus
Swedish Mission Church
A. E. Elmquist
Union
Victory workers pledge for war fund in Westbrook
Westbrook Nov 24 Victory boys and girls pledge five dollars each for the United We Serve war campaign. List of pupils includes Minnie Chapman Louise Gustafson Henry Stokes Maude Stokes Florence Eastland George Wastland Raymond Ames Clayson Chalker Oliver Chalker Paul Wren Kenneth Morgan Margaret Fladrick Theresa Fladrick James Eastland Louis Gustafson Henry Wilcox Maude Wilcox Alma Neidlinger Catherine Neidlinger. Rev George Eastland leads town branch and will head Arawanna school children's drive when school reopens. A husking bee planned at A S Burdick farm to boost the fund. Christmas coupons unaddressed labels available via relatives at local Red Cross to be sent overseas to American expeditionary forces. If Red Cross rooms closed, J H Ripley or Mrs C N Field handle coupons. Rev W B Sherrett of New Haven preaches Sunday at Congregational church 10:45 a m with Sunday school at noon and Y P S C E at 7 p m.
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Westbrook
Minnie Chapman
Louise Gustafson
Henry and Maude Stokes
Florence Eastland
George Wastland
Raymond Ames
Clayson Chalker
Oliver Chalker
Paul Wren
Kenneth Morgan
Margaret Fladrick
Theresa Fladrick
James Eastland
Louis Gustafson
Henry and Maude Wilcox
Alma Neidlinger
Catherine Neidlinger
George Eastland
Arawanna School
Victory
A. S. Burdick
Red Cross
J. H. Ripley
C. N. Field
W. B. Sherrett
New Haven
Congregational Church
Kidney Trouble Disappeared Fruit Liver Tablets Claim
testimonial from Henry Dater of Troy New York dated April 29 says kidney trouble and constipation improved after using Fruit-a-tives for about a month. product advertised as 50c per box six for 2.50 with trial size 25c. sold by Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY and at dealers.
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Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Golden Gate
California
Henry Dater
First Avenue
Troy
New York
Ogdenspitrg
N. Y
Old Saybrook muster passes with flying colors
Old Saybrook reports Co G Sixth Infantry C S G passing the annual inspection at the armory with praise for their rifles and gear. Major Leland and Captenn H. Fenn of the Essex company led the drill. Four ill members were absent. Other local items note visits, labor camp arrivals from Boston, and a funeral in Ivoryton.
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Old Saybrook
Co. G
C. S.G
WH. P. Leland
EE. H. Fenn
Essex Company
John A. Ayer
Edward McLean
Jarvis E. Brooks
J. D. Duvries
Elisha G. Clarke
Canton
Mass
Carl Warren
Garden City
L. I
Hadlyme Social Roundup Guests and Visitors
Hadlyme residents share visits from Hartford to Norwich and Middletown. Mrs Ernest Fuller and daughter from Hartford visit Mrs N A Brooks. Max Weinstein spent a week in New York. Centerbrook hosts Mr and Mrs Water Wilcox. I J Brooks go to Gooper South Carolina for winter. Frank L Hart stationed at Edgewood Arsenal visited town. Raphael Passerella from Fishers Island visited.
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Hadlyme
Ernest Fuller
Hartford
N. A. Brooks
Max Weinstein
New York City
Water Wilcox
Centerbrook
C. H. Rich
I. J. Brooks
Gooper
South Carolina
Francis Ryan
Norwich
Maude Tooker
Frank L. Hart
Edgewood Arsenal
Edgewood
Edward la Place
Middletown
Raphael Passerella
Fort Wright
Fishers Island
N. Y
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the City Savings Bank
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Louis M. Schmidt
Enone
A. P. French
Central Bank
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