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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1918

Page

2

American Arrives From Prison Camp After War

lp Rosen of 128 Rivington Street York City NY Ninth Infantry was captured at Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood. He endured four wounds and was evacuated from a German hospital to Bruyeres. He escaped when armistice signed, walked 125 miles to St Quentin then to Paris aboard a truck and train. He says Germans treated him no worse than others though believed French due to uniform.

Lp Rosen Rivington Street York City Ninth Infantry Chateau Thierry Jom Belleau Wood Paris Im Laon Inn Rosen Bruyeres Montcornet Marien- Yburk Bailleu Rhine Chemay-La-Capelle Lires Bee St. Quentin Compiegne Paria

Danderine Hair Care Ad Claim for Thick Wavy Hair

An old advertisement urges girls to try Danderine to achieve thicker, wavy hair. It promises immediate beauty by drawing a moist cloth through hair, claiming noticeable enhancement with simple at home use.

P Blessing Thet'e what Fannie P. Smith

Faint OCR fragments show names P Blessing and Fannie P. Smith. No clear event or context.

Fannie P. Smith

American Troops Enter Germany at Sunset in Bridge Detail

American soldiers of the Ninth Infantry advance into Germany along the Moselle river at sunset. Sergeant L Hopkins of Arcadia recalls villagers welcoming the doughboys with hot meals and beds, while children and mothers offer gifts and cheer. First sentries Michael Spresser of New York and William Shepard of Campbell Texas describe polite but wary German questions and a scene reminiscent of a movie.

L. Hopkins Arcadia Germany Michael Spresser West 46Th Street New York City William D. Shepard Campbell Texas Spresser Moselle Coul Chicago Jack Frost

May leave sanitarium Clara Erickson in probate fight

Mrs Clara C Erickson widow of Alexander H Erickson wealthy New York steamship owner is in Superior Court in Stamford on a habeas corpus writ to decide if she should remain under restraint in Dr A J Givens sanitarium She has been there since June 24 and has a history of commitments In New York a $1 000 000 estate and a $100 000 trust fund are involved with possible will contest Heirs seek larger share while she endures delusions of persecution including being watched by German apes

Stamford Clara C. Erickson Alexander H. Erickson New York A. J. Givens Adson River Aples

Soldiers battle with socialists in Madison Square Garden

New York on November 26 nine socialists were arrested and to be arraigned for inciting to riot after waving red flags at a mass meeting protesting the pending execution of Tom Mooney. about 9 000 to 10 000 socialists clashed with around 600 soldiers and sailors as mounted police struggled to restore order.

New York Madison Square Garden Tom Mooney United States Thomas Mooney

Will contest in New York real estate magnate estate

In Poughkeepsie on November 26 a will contest was filed over Thomas B Hidden's estate worth over 2,000,000. Henrietta Cappani and Anne G Gosiraphos, both nieces, allege lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence. Major beneficiaries named include Francis E Hidden Adelaide S Sully Sarah E Hidden and Marie L H Watson.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Thomas B. Hidden New York Henrietta G. Cappani Anne G. Gosiraphos Watch Hill Hidden Francis E. Hidden Adelaide S. Sully Sarah E. Hidden Marie L. H.watson

Proven Swamp-Root Aids Weak Kidneys

An advertisement urges readers to use Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney bladder and liver troubles noting healing effects and quick relief. It promotes herbal formula and offers a sample for ten cents with a request to mention the Middletown Daily Evening Press.

Kilmer Pr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Middletown Daily Evening Press

Happenings in This Were Years Ago 1898

A collage of late 19th century town life notes that clothing and winter goods trade rises with cold weather while the Eastern Tin Ware Co. trims week work to three days. Snow falls, a Yale Harvard game train carries Wes t. students, quarries close for a week over Thanksgiving, and blacksmith shops stay shut until spring. Colchester forms a brag band. W M May moves to Durham to run a hotel and livery. New lamp posts appear on Main Street. road widening near Captain Tryon’s home. A crutch bound sightseer on Main Street pockets coins and boards a car. Middletown public schools win top prizes at the World’s Fair. Ships depart European waters, Buckness parent ship sails home amid noisy farewell.

Eastern Tin Ware Co Springfield West Colchester W. M. May Madison Durham Main Street East Hampton Captain Tryon

Foley's Honey and Tar Promotes Grippe Relief

Advert says the current influenza is la grippe and Foley's Honey and Tar eases throat irritation clears mucus eases coughing and heaviness. Claims the remedy provides quick comfort from the first dose and is sold everywhere.

Foley Day

Thanksgiving Economy Sale Suits at Tadics and Misses

A Thanksgiving economy sale offers all wool serge suits in navy brown green black and oxford mixtures. Coats feature adjustable collars high or low gear skirts with belts and gathered backs. Economy price set at 19.98 dollars.

Tadics

Separate Black Dress Skirts in Wool Panama

Separate black dress skirts made from wool Panama gathered across back and around belts. Sizes 25 to 36 inches. Economy price two dollars ninety eight cents.

Children’s rain capes promise holiday sparkle

Advertises children’s rain capes made from high lustre satines with a silk lined hood. Available sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14. Economy price three dollars and fifty cents.

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