492 Casualties Reported Today in War Lists
Daily casualty roll includes 492 names from Army and Marine lists. New England section cites Corporal Virgil C. Pentz of Dorchester Center and Private Robert R. Rupprecht of Adams among killed or wounded in action. Also notes missing in action and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARMY
Marine Corps
New England
Virgil C. Pentz
Dorchester Center
Mass
A Chase, Jr
Nantucket
Robert_R. Rupprecht
Adams
Frank W. Ryan
Boston
Otis E. Hoyt
Haverill
Edwin Sutcliffe
Uxbridge
Thomas F. O'Halloran
Worcester
Frank C. Sullivan
North Cam
Paul E. Erving
Beverly
William Keisling
North Andover
How to Fight Spanish Influenza in the Home
Advice column urges avoidance of crowds and germs, promotes exercise and cleanliness as protection. Recommends pills of May-apple, aloes, jalap, and sugar from Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. Describes bed rest, mustard foot-bath, hot lemonade, and Anuric tablets to flush kidneys and bladder during flu and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
East Haddam News and Local Notices
East Haddam notes show Dr J B Ghee ill with malaria and a trip to Coedes Harbor by A Lawton and Red Pepper cruiser. Gazelita arrived with clams and scallops. Brown couple sell household goods and plan Palm Beach departure. Local residents report influenza grippe and Spanish fever recoveries. Postmaster Bride moved residence to Sarah Lane. Brid e and Strojan appear in town business and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Haddam
J. B. Ghee
Red Deep River
A. Lawton
Coedes Harbor
Reads
Sunor
Red Pepper
Gazelita
Shelter Island
E. E. Brown
Palm Beach
Fla
L Porter
Saybrook
Whippoor-will Terrace
Mina Coates
J. S. Brooks
Wilbur
James Bride
Sarah Lane
H. A. Smith
Mida
Tuesay
Mr. Gilmore
W. C. Reynolds
Chester
Joseph Strojan
Higganum Community Notes Oct 30 Update
Miss Ruth Small and her mother Mrs. Loewe endure a hard cold. Stephen Smith recovers from two weeks of influenza and returns to C. F. Olson’s store. Miss Clara Spencer stays ill with pneumonia. Red Cross activities proceed Thursday. Mrs. Whitney Porter visited Middletown yesterday. Mrs. Howard I. Spencer improves from influenza. Mrs. Jennie May remains confined after a severe influenza attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higganum
Ruth Small
Loewe
Stephen Smith
C. F. Olson
Clara Spencer
Red Cross
Jennie May
Hadlyme Social Roundup and Halloween Social
Hadlyme updates list visits from Victory and Mrs Rich with return from Centerbrook. Walter Hanna of Bridgewater and William Selden of New York visit family. Phronie Holmes of Glastonbury returns home. Ladies' Aid to host Hallowe'en supper and social in the hall Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadlyme
Victory Comstock
Milford
C. H. Rich
Walter Wilcox
Centerbrook
Walter Hanna
Bridgewater
Mass
William Selden
New York City
R. L. Selden
Phronie Holmes
Glastonbury
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hallowe’en
Deep River Community Notes and Arrivals
Deep River news notes Mrs Julia Spencer plans a New York winter stay. Mr and Mrs John Berg of New Haven visited Harold E Jopson. F G Comstock is ill with the grip. Deep River High School junior promenade set for November. Miss Sarah C Mather returns from New Jersey. The body of Justice Smith of Tarriffville was brought for burial Monday. Blanche Beale of Boston visits her mother Mrs Sarah Beale.
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Deep River
Julia Spencer
New York City
John Berg
New Haven
Harold E. Jopson
F. G. Comstock
Deeped High School
Sarah C. Mather
New Jersey
Justice Smith
Tariffville
Blanche Beale
Boston
Sarah Beale
Influenza Outbreak in Ivoryton Affects Several Residents
Ivoryton reports multiple influenza cases including William Banning’s family, Mrs John Twohill’s recovery, and Charles Wilcox’s household. Elena Fortune of New Haven visited town, George W Dibble stayed home with grip for a week, and the R N A postponed their whist due to the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena Fortune
New Haven
John Twohill
Charles Wilcox
George W. Dibble
Grip
R.N. of
Connecticut State Guard to Attend Misick Funeral
Middlefield CT Oct 30 members Co M Connecticut State Guard will leave on the 8 50 trolley Thursday morning to attend the funeral of Stephen Misick Services will be resumed in Congregational and Methodist churches next Sunday Nov 3 The funeral of Mrs Philena May Hall was held from the Methodist church this afternoon at 2 30 o clock Rev Lester O Schriver officiating Interment in Middlefield cemetery
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Middlefield
Co. M
Connecticut State Guard
Middlefield Center
Stephen Misick
Philena May Hall
Lester O. Schriver
Middlefield Cemetery
Those Who Wear Long Hair
A New York Tribune column mocks long hair as a sign of moral failing, noting the hair's appearance stirs suspicion in decent minds. It satirically suggests offenders and musicians may resemble the style, urging readers to trim hair to avoid fashionable, militant reformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Hyman Lachowsky
School of Theology
In Pursuit of Polly by Polly Marsden
Polly Marsden daughter of a New York cotton broker faces marriage choices. She schemes to elude two suitors a poet and a stock broker driving to catch her after a one hour head start. The scene sets a comic chase with a royal crowd watching the chase unfold.
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Polly
Polly Marsden
New York
Billie Burke in Pursuit of Polly at Middlesex
Billie Burke stars in the Paramount photoplay Pursuit of Polly at the Middlesex this evening and tomorrow. The program includes Burton Holmes Travel and Lyons Moran comedy plus a government war picture Amer ica's Answer with front line photography. A Grand Theatre double bill features June Caprice in Miss Innocence and a Vitagraph feature.
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Billie Burke Ax
Polly
Paramount
Billie Burke
Middlesex
Burton Holmes
Lyons- Moran
June Caprice
Judge Endorses Nuxated Iron For Debilitated Workers
United States Judge G W Atkinson of the Court of Claims in Washington recommends Nuxated Iron to people under physical or mental labor stress who are debilitated or exhausted. He says it restored his appetite and improved his nerves after following simple directions for use. Hartman Drug Co.
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United States
G. W. Atkinson
Court of Claims
Washington
Iran
Vaudeville Booking and War Time Shorts
Vaudeville bills list Thursday new Super Bluebird feature The Long Chance and other pictures. Friday World presents June Elvidge in The Heart of a Girl and more. Saturday Marie Walcamp in the thirteenth Lion's Claw episode and Allied War Review. Washington report notes Mrs Daniels sympathizes with men missing collar buttons after losing her own on a War Work trip.
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World
June Elvidge
Marie Walcamp
Jary
Y. W
Secretary of the Navy
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Lieutenan Cassius H .Styles
South Hero
Vt. Ee
Corrado Corradino
Portland
William E. Thurston
Mount Vernon
Eben Bradbury, Jr
Newburyport
Thomas F. Ellis
Fall River, Mass
Deities Inc
Harry Greenspan
Springfield
George J. Evans
Greenfield
Daniel Leahy
Taunton
Peter J. Gaimain
Harold J. Nicholson
Charlestown
Charles Royall Lugton
Hyde Park
Walter L. Lamoureaux
Waterbury
Patrick J. Moriarty
Holyoke
Stanley J. Smith
Frank E. Wills
West Lebanon
N. H
George H. Hanway
Everett Linscott Thornton
Providence
R. I
George T. Ahearn
Frank E. Landry
Gardner
Giulio Maccini
Somerville
Albert Porat
Bristol
John Williams
Connecticut
Jesus Christ
DR. L. W. Bowers
Ivoryton
William Banning
America
Signal Corps
John J. Pershing
Grand Theatre
Pastic
Atkinson
Widenpeant
James Sullivan
Bellevue Hoe
Westchester County Hospital
Ferdinand King
Pia Ea
Istia A
Aunt Jemima’s
Kellogg’s
Porax
A.M. Bidwell
Bidwell & Lynch, Successors
Josephus Daniels
Inet
Caprice
Bluebird
The
Early Bird
O. K
Barton Clothing Co
Custom Tailors
Middletown
Adolph Zukor
F. Ziegfield, Jr
Matinees
Burton Holmes Travel
Thos. H. Vice Presents
Enid Bennett
Paramount Picture
U. S
Official
France
Division of Films
Committee ON Public Information
George Creel
U. S. Signal Corps
H&aeae
Bacon Bros
A. P. French
Full Informa
Tion
Jackson Co
Court St
Kelco
Kelly
Arthur B. Jenking
Conn
Mutual Building
Hartford, Conn
Louis M. Schmidt
Prim
Jounal
New
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