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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1918

Page

4

Penny Press seeks subscribers nationwide for midtown edition

The Penny Press advertises a nationwide subscription service with postpaid terms and a notice to subscribers about address changes and discontinuations. It cautions that names must match payments and that subscriptions may be stopped if payment is not received, with mail handled through the Middletown Connecticut post office. The notice lists local contact addresses at 299 Main St and 188 Main St, Middletown.

Midletown An. Bate National News United States Postoffice Middletown Conn Sanders Main St. S Main Stride Main St

Weather report from New Haven forecast and temperatures

Government weather bulletin for Haven and vicinity predicts colder conditions tonight and Saturday with west and northwest winds. Ontario low pressure area causes unsettled rain or snow in lake region and northern New England. pleasant weather elsewhere east of the mountains. Temperature readings include Atlanta 42, New York 44, Boston 48, Chicago 34, Hartford 60, Portland 44, St. Louis 32, Washington 40.

New Haven Haven Connecticut Ontario Lake New d Atlantic Cts Atlanta Tie City Boston Chicago Denver Detroit Hart Jacksonville Nantucket New York Norfolk Ure Portland St. Louis

Mt Higby Weather And War Commentary

The Mt Higby weather report for the twenty hours ending at noon shows a high of 52, low 44.5 mean 44. There is 0.30 inches of precipitation and water at 22 feet with southwest wind. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from 19 to 42 with a mean around 30.5. The article then shifts to wartime updates about Allied advances, expected Kaiser surrender, reparations claims, and postwar tensions as nations cope with victory and the armistice.

Mt. Higby

Governor Stephens Commutes Mooney Sentence

The passage notes Governor Stephens of California commuting the death sentence of agitator and convict Mooney to life imprisonment, with President Wilson reportedly intervening. It critiques authority and mentions concerns about food prices and graft tied to high tariffs, amid wartime-era social critiques.

Overnor Stephens California Bombr Mooney Wilson Kens

Delegation of Presidential Powers Not Warranted

The press debate argues the constitution does not permit dividing executive powers during the president's absence abroad. Delegating treaty making or other duties to agents while the president is away is rejected, as McAdoo's offices remain unchanged and require the president's personal judgment. Massachusetts quotes a government of laws, not of men, as a guiding principle.

Wilson Europe Senate Mo. Adoo Mr. McAdoo Versailles McAdoo Massachusetts Union

Government Ownership of Wire Telegraphs Questioned

The article argues against snap government ownership of wireless and related rail systems. It warns the issue is too important for a rushed three month Congress. It notes war powers may not justify permanent policy and stresses public judgment should decide.

New York World Washington Congress United States

Timetable of Almighty at St John the Divine

Timely reflections on fate and free will from a New York Tribune piece sparked by Mr Root's victory address. The speaker argues nations move when ready for war or peace, and that no man can set the Almighty's timetable while urging faith in collective action and personal duty. The world acts when the hour is ripe.

New York Tribune Root St. John the Divine Mr. Root

Ivoryton News Briefs Reflect Community Happenings

Mrs. Julia A Buell was moved to a Hartford sanatorium after long illness. Miss Laura G Rockwell of New Haven visits her parents in town. Edna Coombs and Florence Chrystal return from New York. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gates and son George visit Moodus. Rockwell family spent Thanksgiving in Hebron. Fundraising urged for new R H Comstock drum corps uniforms, corps long served town free for public calls. Wellington E Bull of New York was in town. Jennie Johnson of New Britain visited Thanksgiving with her parents. Winnie Kelsey ill with grippe. Expressions of thanks for aid after illness and death of husband and father.

Ivoryton Julia A. Buell Hartford Laura G. Rockwell New Haven James H. Bockwell Edna Coombs Florence Chrystal New York Joseph Gates George Moodus James H. Rockwell Hebron R. H. Comstock Wellington E. Bull Jennie Johnson New Britain Frank Johnson Winnie Kelsey

Gets-It Liberty Bottle for Corns Promoted

Ad touts Gets-It as the only genuine corn peeler with a banana peeling analogy and a guaranteed claim in promotional copy for a corn treatment product called Gets-It. It emphasizes uniqueness and effectiveness in a period advertising voice.

Folk guidance on influenza prevention and home remedies

Dr M Cook advises calm response to Spanish influenza, urging fresh air and avoidance of crowds. Recommends Pleas ant Purgative Pellets for bowels, Anuric Tablets for kidneys, hot lemonade and foot bath for colds, and simple foods during illness. Ends with tonics like Frantic tablets or Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to rebuild strength after recovery.

Dr. Pierce

Red Blooded Men Fightergs Phosphated Iron Ad Card

A promotional notice extols Phosphated Iron capsules as nerve and energy boosters for men and women. It quotes doctors praising the product, urges readers to insist on capsule form, and names Hartman Drug Co as the supplier.

Purely vegetable laxative tea for all stomach woes

Take it yourself and give it to children for a purely vegetable laxative tea that acts promptly on the bowels and never causes distress. It puts you right over night and when you catch cold drink a cupful hot before. For sick headache biliousness dizziness disordered stomach and liver nothing works so well. Every druggist has it. A generous package costs only a few cents.

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