Vermont and World View Reflections in Policy and War
A long Vermont era editorial essay discusses the forthcoming legislature, Russia's status in postwar negotiations, the appointment of Dr. E A Stanley to Waterbury state hospital, and critique of Germany’s World War I propaganda. It notes the duty, consequences for loyal Russians, and the need for stable leadership at the insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Vermont
Germany
Russia
Rusela
E. A. Stanley
Vermont State Hospital
Waterbury
Wasson
Stanley
Nation spared one mor tification by senate action
The foreign relations committee rejected unanimously a plan to send a delegation of senators to Paris. The decision removes a display of U S division at the peace conference and prevents Europeans from seeing democracy as ramshackle. The episode would have suggested distrust between branches of government and unsettled the world with a split stance.
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Foreign Relations Committee
United States Senate
Cummins of Laws
Paris
United States
Cummins
Britain Day Reflection Honors World War Ally
The piece lauds Great Britain for its wartime leadership and support of the United States, praising Britain as a steady ally and financier of mobilization, with a call to celebrate Britain Day for its enduring friendship and the shared interests of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Great Britain
United States
Belgium
France
Allien
Germany
Russia
MABEL SYRUP S COLYUM AND BROADER NOTES OF PROHIBITION
A fragmentary column satirizes prohibition era debates and brewer impulses, cites Dr William Steward’s healing book with unsafe nostrums for deafness and shingles, mocks liquor distribution in Vermont and Boston, and mentions Dr Watson and Philo Gubb detained in Orleans County with local gossip about a new bathroom installation by RS Pope for Lindon Mitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steward
Dr. Watson
Philo Gubb
Orleans County
Express and Standard
Paul Jones
Newport
Country Life
RS. Pope
Lindon Mitch
Local snippets mix with poems and essays in uneasy column
A fragmentary Newport and Charlestown chatter notes a minuscule accident with a man using an axe and a das, followed by a poison scare as Merrifield recovers from close contact. The Barre Times reprint teases Mabel Syrup, while Brattle Reformers quote soldiers in anguish. A Burdlington anti vivisection line and a Thanksgiving crop tally offer civic musings on peace.
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Tom
Newport
Merrifield
Charlestown
Nhh
Rutland Herald
Mabel Syrup
Mabel
Herald
Barre
Brattlehare Reformer
Fragmented Local Notes Echo Hill Town Humor Nonsense
A garbled paste from a local column mixes light verse and quirky snippets. It mentions weddings, births, hunting, moonlight evenings, and civic chatter, with oblique references to Barrett and a mayor’s sleeve. The piece reads like a casual, period voice from a small town page.
November Walk Through Autumn Outdoors Observed
A Brattleborne Reformer note reflects on a gray November stroll revealing ironies of indoor life. Fresh ferns and evergreen trailing husks color the scene while scarlet amid dark partridge berry vines provides pleasing contrast. Bare trees form face-like branches against the sky as friendly birds accompany the passersby.
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Brattleborn
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Associated Press
oSpoon
Focal News
William Bayard Hale
Craft
Government of
Holland
East
West Indies
Mena
Fall Furnishings
Ia A
F. H.ee & Company
Peoples National Bank of
Ell
Fairfield
Frank Sargent
Johnson
Jeffersonville
Wilson
the Brewers of
Boston
Brewers
Barton
Pesticad
Pate
Clown Prince
W. E. Greene
Burtinler
Green Mountain
Dan Cupid
Thetford
Larkin Soap Club
Annie Lat
Nias
George Rossen Tee
Wen
Brainard Mudgett
Ak Eee Ae Ee
Kimon
Barres
Barrett
Argey Deter
Eucome
Albany Business College
Entabarse
Carnell
Albany
N. Y
Rogers’ Walk-Over Boot Shop
Columbia Grafonola
Columbia Records
Russell
the Red Cross Pharmacy
Thrift Club
Ee ST. CO
A. Eastman
A.B. Abbott
View Pres
C. M. Willey
Treas
Gen A. Portman
Repnolda
AP Abbot
J. F-Cutle
HL Miles
el, Scott
HJ. M. Jones
B. W. Wer
HH. Jackson
Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of
Montpelier, Vt
Barre, Buriin
Orange
Fritz W. Jackson Co
North Main Street
Barre, Vermont
Toototote
Crown’s Drug Store
A. W. BaDger & CO
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