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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
5
A Muskegon reader touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache and female ailments, claiming it restored health and strength enabling full work. The testimonial urges others to seek advice by mail. Nearby ads note Caterpillar Tractor naming corrections and cinema previews with Mary Pickford in The Hoodlum and other features.
Louis J. Soucy of 405 Dubue Street Manchester New Hampshire says his wife Velma Soucy recovered from four years of nerve breakdown appetite loss cramps bloating and weakness after taking Tanlac. He notes her sleep is sound days are energetic and meals agree with her. Tanlac is sold at Landry's Drug Store St. Johnsbury Vermont.
The Mississippi River at Clinton Iowa rose to 18.5 feet, the highest in two years, with officials predicting it could exceed 20 feet before leveling off tomorrow. The forecast expects continued rise and then a halt in the river level as weather and river flow stabilize.
The Vermont Supreme Court opened its special term at St. Johnsbury with all five justices present. Two cases were continued to the May term in Montpelier. A habeas corpus petition sought release from Windsor House of Correction for Tony Guerra convicted in Waterbury for selling liquor. Museum notes announce a Bird House contest at Pass Banks Museum on April 1 with twenty one prizes and ongoing fossil displays.
The article notes no change in the granite situation across Batre Montpelier and North Geld with cutters held back. over ten thousand viridis issued to cutters and about fifty left Barre in one day. Also mentions a North church reception for new members and local social events. Vermont factories adopt daylight savings with earlier starts in Springfield and Bennington while trains and business stay on old schedules.
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