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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1918

Page

4

Moodus Notes and Local Happenings This Week

Moodus residents share news of church events and Red Cross drives while families report travel, illnesses, and visits. Wesleyan student Nelson Bigelow is ill with flu. many locals visit Middletown and Hartford. Blanche Shea leaves ice cream parlor work for a dress house job.

Eerieope Howard Rich Little Son East Hampton G. L. Chapman Hartford Francis Knight Sadie Middletown Newell Lewis Nelson Bigelow Wesleyan University Maurice Gorman Clifford Margaret New Britain Eliza Shea Annie B*tay Annie Margaret Thomas Roman Consic B. A. Wilkinson Groton C. S. Gates Ellington Blanche Shea W. N. Manee Berlin William Davis C. R. Holmes

Saybrook Point Worth News Update

Miss Helen O'Brien is ill at her Merritt Chalker. Chalker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Chalker. He attends high school in Middletown this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Acton of New York are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Pratt. A Y P S C E business meeting will be held at the parsonage this evening.

Moodus Carrie Cataea G. H. Emily Red Cross Rooms Katie Zapp Middletown Calvin Cook East Hampton Addie Williams East Haddam D. L.williams Helen O’brien Merritt Chalker Robert A. Chalker Harry W. Acton New York S. H. Pratt

Discontinued items at Middletown press sale

Local press announces discontinued et at Middletown with sale notices at 299 Main Street 188 Main Street and 662 Main Street offering remaining presses and related equipment.

Middletown Wening Press Main St

Weather and World War News From Mt Higby District

Report from Mt Higby shows 24 hour readings with 60 degree high and 36 degree low, barometer 30.2, rain 23 feet 4 inches, wind changes noted as fronts shift. War updates discuss Turkey surrender, Turkey winds, and German politics with hints of Kaiser era tensions and ambassador Gerard statements. Political commentary remarks on primaries and suffrage debates, election timing, and general voter turnout.

Mt. Higby

Victory in the Balkans as Allied forces advance

The Balkan drive shows Serbians, French, and British advancing rapidly toward Uskub, breaking the border chain near Doiran and taking numerous prisoners as Bulgarian positions retreat. The offensive signals a continued push despite heavy resistance in France.

Balkans New York Evening Sun Vardaroe Doiran Uskub

Balkan Front Victory Expected to Weaken Wider Resistance

An analysis argues that a decisive Balkan victory could force the enemy to weaken globally, bringing nearer final and complete victory. Each theater of war is linked, with success on one front influencing others.

Balkan

Cowardice in the Senate editorial critique on suffrage delay

The editorial protests Senate delay on woman suffrage after eight months of inaction. It condemns filibuster tactics and political fear, arguing the issue should be resolved promptly by the Senate with clear action rather than stalling. It contrasts this with the swift adoption of the prohibition amendment and calls for honesty in facing the outcome.

Senate House of Natives

Brisbane’s newspaper borrowing questioned by Kansas City Times

The Kansas City Times questions Mr Brisbane’s decision to borrow funds to buy a newspaper and from brewers like Pabst and Liebmann, suggesting he might have been better off not purchasing the paper at all.

Kansas City

Will Get His Wish. Kaiser Complaints on Americans in France

The Kaiser once criticized Americans for not visiting Germany while in France. At present there are 1,600,000 Americans in France and more are expected to settle in Germany before the current draft remounts.

von Hertling Pegrets Kaiser Tere Gerard Spl Germany Louisville Courier-Journal France Viet

Doran's B D G Liniment Promises Fast Muscle Relief

An advertisement touts Doran's B D G Liniment as a miracle cure for lame stiff swollen muscles with instant relief and eventual full cure in days. It claims broad endorsements from physicians hospitals and clergy and offers a money back guarantee if pain persists. Send $1 for first bottle if druggist does not stock it.

Doran Science

Middlefield Notice on Weekly Press Payments

All persons taking the press from Kenneth Augur are requested to pay every week.

Kenneth Augur

French war minister honors doctor for epidemic work

Dr. Robinson, born at Fort Riley Kansas, is wife of Dr. Andrew Rose Robinson professor of dermatology at the New York Poly clinic hospital. She received a citation from the French minister of war for noteworthy work during epidemics.

Dr. Robinson Fort Riley Kan Andrew Rose Robinson New York Polyclinic Hospital

Four Deaths Reported From Pneumonia in Stamford

Four deaths from pneumonia due to Spanish influenza were reported today. Two victims were soldiers at the Edgewood Arsenal local branch, with 52 other soldiers ill from the flu.

Stamford Edgewood Arsenal

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