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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1918

Page

4

Middletown Public Notices on Subscription Changes

Public notice explains subscription address changes and discontinuations for Middletown papers. Readers must reorder to update addresses, with old and new addresses provided to ensure timely delivery. Subscriptions and notices end on the day of publication if not renewed.

United States Postoffice Middletown

Mt Higby Weather and War Era Notes

Weather at Mt Higby for 24 hours ending noon: 67 highs, 40 low, mean 53.5, moon phase 4, barometer 29.68, rain water 23 feet 6 inches, wind and cloudy. Tax bill passes house, Austria peace talks, Germany referenced. Various war and domestic policy comments condemn strikes, praise Belgian resistance, discuss income tax, fuel saving, cotton pricing, and public mood during wartime.

Mt. Higby

Wage trends in 1918 domestic help market observed

The New York World study notes many more female than male help wanted columns, while job seekers show far fewer women seeking work. It cites rising wages for domestic servants and office helpers, with boarders scarce and cost of living a mixed impact on households during wartime.

The Wall Street Journal New York World Pstic

Women workers and wartime labor shift in the labor market

The excerpt notes women working by the day receive 2.60 and carfare with at least one meal, while savings bank deposits max at 3000. It asks what happens when war ends and a flood of labor returns, predicting factory jobs and Europe’s demand for textiles and fats, plus the potential for cooperative living and domestic service specialization.

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Teaching The Germans in Remorseless War Vision

The piece argues the United States will crush Germany militarily and civilly, instructing the German people about their leaders’ folly. It envisions occupation and rationed German cities, with private property respected, and demands complete destruction of Belgian and French towns, urging harsh justice and reconstruction elsewhere.

Wall Street Journal United States Germany War Department Rhine Berlin Munich Dresden Essen Frankfort Belgium France Serbia

Spy Stuff on Mount Washington and the Spy Fears

The New England youth detained for experiments with a new flashlight on Mount Washington may be innocent yet acted without notifying authorities. The piece argues for cautious vigilance about spies while avoiding baseless panic, urging citizens to report suspicious expressions and to balance skepticism with loyalty to country.

New York Tribune New England Mount Washington Secret Service

How They Feel Toward Germany

Joseph H. Odell writes from Chateau-Thierry on allied attitudes toward Germany. He describes the French as fiercely defending occupied lands with fear and honor, while British views cast Germans as a repulsive atavism that must be curbed, with action expressed as relentless fighting rather than hatred.

Germany Joseph H. Odell Chateau-Thierry France

All He Wanted to Know Before Borrowing the Garden Tool

A Detroit Free Press exchange shows one character asking the name of a queer looking garden tool and another seeking the name before borrowing it. The snippet reflects a humorous reference and casual conversation about a garden implement.

Detroit Free Press

Pretense and vanity in moral posing

A fragment debating hypocrisy and self-image, arguing that those who loudly profess virtue often reveal hidden flaws. The speaker contends that ostentatious saints conceal sin and boastful sinners carry an incongruous, fragile saintly aura behind their boast.

Serial numbers for Division 22 list many names

A long numbered list records serial numbers for Division 22 with hundreds of names and towns from Connecticut, including Abner Barbrick Watson in Clinton, Peter Kriger in Haddam, James Costello in East Hampton, and many others across Essex, Deep River, Portland, Chester, Old Saybrook, and surrounding towns. The roster shows 895 through 1121 entries with numerous misprints and OCR artifacts.

Abner Barbrick Watson Clinton Peter Kriger Haddam James Joseph Costello East Hampton Thomas Drake Coulter Essex John Valdemar Harold Ivoryton Arlington Johnson Deep River Domenick Bardone Portland Joseph Eugene Legare Jasper Mascaro Madison Joseph Nocar Higganum Philip Schwab Westbrook Joseph Emack John Henry Ackerman Louis Capellini Chester Herbert Howard Lyman Wallace Eugene Jackson Chatham John Victor Hedberg Frederick Sigfried Johnson Frederick Dettmer Milton Ward Nichols Thomas Cahill Everett DeWitt Church Ches Fiaimipwy John Wilson Higganun Harold Nichols Fritz Bonno Winkler Roswell Augustin Lewis Herman Braunstetter Gavoiini Bombaci Essex Carl August Benson Taigi Calliari Harold Benjamin Ingraham Edwin Arthur Taylor Joseph Budka East Haddam Alfred Freeman DeVoe Luther W. Malcolm Beno Copes James Casper Barton East Hammon Ton Hermann Holterhoff I Wuigi Capotani Herbert James Rittman Frank W. Downing John Charles Durham Harry Bernstein Wilbur Owen Goff Howard T. Chapman Old Saybrook Eugene Beach Peck East Haddan William Joseph O’brien David Alexander Low Anton Budka Sidney Alfred Comstock Wilber Edwin Phelps Frank Odell Rutty Edmund G. van Etten Christian J. Nielson Alexander Osowski Joseph Patrick Synnott Hermann A. Moor Anton Smid Gustave A. Jeschon Leon Hoadley William Walter McCoombs Frank Stomboli Northford Josef J. Haviin John Joseph Rowan Otto Wisliocnus Clayton Bailey Higganum Irwin Griffin Stannard Cecil Perkins Jackman William Arleck Joseph Carini Rocco Casper Locatelli Robert Leverett Carter Jared Franklin Hill Edward Martin Hilley Wesley Nelson Ingham Robert Simion Coe Durham John Francis Coulter, Jr Old Brook Percy Allen Daves Big Run Christian John Markman Angelo Fronsere William Russell Edwards Alexander Benoshepki Daniel James O’shea Deep Diwar Herman Jacana Peter James Montani John L. Peterson Centerbrook Leslie Roland Miner Oscar William Olson Michael ‘James Healey Harold H. Markham Charles J. Soule Moodus Norman B. Griggs Charles H. Buckingham Charles V. Ottaviani James B. Bailey John Stanley Livingston Fisher Donald White Gates William Francis Brooks Carroll E. H. Ziegra Joseph Pauer John Harold Erlandson Wawryee Tylee Patrick O’connell Colchester Frederick Charles Bishop

Fruit-a-tives claimed to cure kidney trouble nationwide

Testimonial letters praise Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets for kidney trouble and constipation. An Atlantic to California spread of praise is linked to Henry Dater of Troy New York who reports rapid relief after about a month of use. Product priced at 50 cents per box six for 2.50 with a trial size of 25 cents.

Cape Cod Massachusetts Golden Gate California Henry Dater First Avenue Troy New York Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg N. S

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