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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1918

Page

5

Milk and Eggs Prices in Boston and China Report

Dr. Francis F. Tucker reports on living costs in China and the impact of the U S import ban on eggs and food prices in Boston. He notes eggs at eight cents a dozen before the ban, rising beef prices against wages, and Chinese efforts to educate women and develop cotton industries while political reforms in China progress under guidance from the United States.

Boston China Tenchow Francis F. Tucker American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Orient United States New England Tucker Hall Iit

Thanksgiving Day Post Office Hours and Closures

The post office observes Thanksgiving on Thursday November 28. Money order, registry, and postal savings are closed. General delivery opens 6 to 10 a.m. Stamp department open 6 to 10 a.m. City carriers suspended. Parcel post delivery only for perishable packages. Morning street box collections only. Rural carriers suspended. Incoming mail up to 10 a.m. distributed to boxes and general delivery. No mail dispatch 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. After 5 p.m., dispatch resumes. T. H. Thompson Acting P. M.

Postal Savings Department T. H. Thompson

Holland Not to the Republic

New Dutch minister J Theodore Cremer arrived in New York and said Holland will not become a republic in this generation. He cited abdication demands supported by Jeiles Troelstra backers and noted the common people of Holland remained pro-ally during the war.

New York Holland J. Theodore Cremer United States Washington Wilhelmina Jeiles Troelstra

Troops Return to Berlin Amid Welcoming Crowds

First troops returning from the front entered Berlin on November 22 per a semi official Berne dispatch. Soldier council members led each regiment as streets fluttered with national flags, few red banners. The city gave the men an enthusiastic welcome.

Berlin Washington Berne Council of Soldiers

Calling Boy Babies Pershing

New York reports birth registration shows ten parents daily naming boys Per shine. Wilson and Woodrow are next choices for boys while Victory and Lorraine lead girls names in the period.

Pershing New York Pershine Wilson Woodrow Victory Lorraine

Marshal Mackensen Arrives in Berlin

A semi official dispatch reports Marshal Mackensen has arrived in Berlin. His troops met the Czecho Slovak army at Lillen and could not pursue toward Oderburg, diverting to the Vienna Passan road.

Marshal Mackensen Berlin Washington Lillen Oderburg Vienna-Passan

Thrift and Cemetery Notice on Main Street

Saturday evening event on Main Street referenced a child's hand and a request to return it. Birdsey at Caulkins and Post Company appears as contact or involved party in this archival notice.

Main St Cemiet I . Birdsey Caulkins & Post Co

Burgomaster Max of Brussels Freed by Hans

Adolph Max the Brussels burgomaster, arrested in September 1914 for his irreconcilable attitude, was reportedly freed after being held by German forces and sent to the fortress of Glatz, according to a London report.

Max Brussels Hans Adolph Max Fourtress Glatz London Belgium

History of Abdications Through the Christian Era

The record notes more than forty abdications since the start of the Christian era, including two English kings and several French rulers. It cites Napoleon, Charles V, Sulla, Diocletian, and monarchs from faded kingdoms, plus modern rulers in Russia, Bulgaria, Greece, and Austria Hungary. The piece juxtaposes Browning poetry and a Kaiser proclamation to reflect on power, fate, and safety for rulers.

Indianapolis Richard II James II France Napoleon Charles X Louis Philippe Napoleon III Spain Philip V Charles IV Isabella II Amadeus I Brandenburg Poland Scotland Eastern Empire Sardinia Naples Tuscany Brazil Portugal Miguel Charles V Sulla Diocletian Russia East God Holland

Why Not St Helena The Kaiser and Prussian exile

The Springfield Republican argues that Kaiser Wilhelm II’s exile helps Germany’s democratic outlook. It warns against any return of the Hohenzollerns, noting a monarchical restoration is unlikely and suggesting a permanent residence away from influence to prevent future political disruption.

St. Helena Springfield Germany House of Hohenzollern Herr Hohenzollern

The Terms Must be Hard

The Manchester Union argues terms against Germany must be harsh to force acknowledgment of criminal aggression and defeat. It states victory pomp is unwanted but demands full surrender of soul and evidence of defeat, noting undertakers lose as the dead past buries its dead.

Manchester Union Germany

North Ends Seek Berlin Test After City Title Run

Local stars from North Ends and South Ends clash in Berlin Thanksgiving preparation as Dean Academy and city players join forces. Key guards Murphy Dugan Mc Cabe join Geary and Sarto in a bid to outplay the rival lineup featuring Conroy Malone Brede Lynch Zebrick. Ban Johnson offers no comment on a proposed one man commissioner plan for baseball.

Berlin Murphy Dean Academy Dugan Suffield McCabe Joe Geary Navy Sarto Midget Conroy Danny Malone Brede Lynch Portland High School Zebrick

Return Load plan to be discussed by War Bureau

An important meeting is set for tomorrow afternoon in War Bureau rooms to implement the Return Load plan used in other cities. Chairman Thomas Hoops Jr. urges all interested parties to attend, as trucks will collect freight locally and return loads to the origin, requiring organized information flow for rapid, convenient service. The 3 p.m. session coincides with a canceled regular meeting due to absences, and posters from the War Work drive will be distributed free at Leo Santangelo's store.

War Bureau Thomas Hoops, Jr Bureau Transportation Committee Middletown Bureau Leo Santangelo

Pershing for president urged by Akron Republicans

Columbus correspondence reports an Akron GOP group led by former Senator Dick backing Pershing for president with ranches to be formed nationwide and offices opened in Washington. Dick says the move started without the army leader’s knowledge but Pershing would assume responsibility if urged. A Friday meeting will seek state support. Liner Os car II searched at Halifax to block German refugees, authorities say none found and quarantine inspected.

Pershing Columbus Ohio Akron New York America Halifax Quarentine

Allies weigh Kaiser extradition bid in Belgium dispatch

London reports Allies consider a joint application to extradite the Kaiser based on a Belgium news agency dispatch. The second sentence notes a proverb about the horse’s odds not matching a bettor’s fortune.

Kaiser London Belgium

Market Ends Weak as Traders Dump Rail and Marine Stocks

Opening trading shows no shift in speculative mood with broad declines across rail issues and steel. Marine preferred falls amid sale halt reports while Mexican Petroleum fluctuates. Marine common strong on earlier highs, readings indicate controls and loan limits weighing on demand.

New York Marine Preferred Steel Common Pacific Union Pacific Baldwin Southern Pacific Reading Studebaker Mexican Petroleum Bethlehem Steel B Baldwin Locomotive Washington Anaconda

Grain Market Report From Jenicago Nov 25

Grain prices fell across the board with corn down 2 to 8 cents and oats 3 to 5-8 lower. Corn futures closed at November 1241-8 and December 1221-8. Oats closed November 725-8, December 703-8 to 1-2, January 70 to 701-4. Perk futures, November 43.75 and January 45.90. Lard futures for November 26.65, December 26.00, January 25.97.

Jenicago

Benefit Brand Sweet Nut Margarine at 32c a pound

Advertising copy touts Benefit Brand Sweet Nut Margarine made from coconut meat and pasteurized cow milk, claiming butter-like taste and nutrition at 32 cents per pound versus 50 to 60 cents for butter. Sold at Direct Importing Co. yellow storefront, 70 Washington St., Middletown, with teas and coffees also offered at wholesale prices.

New England Direct_Importing Co Washington St Middletown Benefit

War story of a drafted negro finding belonging in the army

In a Good Housekeeping excerpt, a southern drafted Black man enters the army and discovers a new sense of community. He learns of a colored club with a piano, pool, a temperance bar, and plans for a dance and a Daughters of Zion dinner, feeling finally recognized. He asks why the war wasn't started sooner.

Good Housekeeping South Community Service Colored Clubs Daughters of Zion

My Grocery, My Grocery in Wartime Hunger

Laura D. Simmons writes in the New York Evening Sun about how daily grocery spending becomes a reflection of wartime sacrifice. The speaker lists meats and foods as symbols of effort, urging Americans to curb consumption to support the war and endure shortages.

Laura D. Simmons New York Evening Sun

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