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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
5
The notice urges customers to buy genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin marked with the Bayer Cross and to follow directions on the package. It warns against counterfeit or broken packages and lists common uses such as relief from headache toothache and neuralgia while noting box prices and packaging details.
Chase B Borella Vermont welterweight champion sails Monday to Meriden Connecticut to join the Black Carnival tour through Connecticut and New York expected to last until October. He hopes to gain training and return stronger for next winter season. Unrelated items note a postponed Woman's Club talk by Hon John W Redmond and local notices including a garage project on Elm Street and social visits across towns.
Community notices list a Friday April 16 sugar social at the I C O F hall hosted by Morning Star lodge of Rebekahs. Several residents are mentioned with recent moves and visits including Mrs Eliza Adams Mrs J PF Lambert and Mr Louis Williams. Local illnesses and social visits populate the daily record with relatives and guests across Newport and nearby towns.
An elderly patient with long standing eye inflammation found relief using Lavoptik eye wash containing common witchhazel camphor and hydratis. A small bottle is guaranteed to help any weak strained or inflamed eye and an aluminum eye cup is offered free.
In Orleans County Court Judge Butley of Rutland adjourned a short session at 10 10 Monday morning. No reopening date set. unlikely further business before the regular September Texas opens. Brief session with few minor matters. Mabel Leith vs Thomas Leith alimony set at $10 weekly. Alice Stone of Sheffield to Waterbury for examination over newborn Megitimare child death in Barton. U.S. citizenship oath taken by W E Nedde, Burlington, and Wilfred J McCaitr Newport.
In the year 1600 there were about six million persons who spoke English, another million or so who spoke Dutch, German, French, Italian or Spanish, and roughly half as many who spoke German or Russian, with English leading and other languages following in similar shares.
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