Cozy Furniture Store Dealer Dealings Noted
The Cozy Furniture Store dealer in second hand Purniture Stores bought, sold and exchanged items. N. Dumas is the manager listed with phone 679 M at 84 Eastern Avenue.
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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
2
The Cozy Furniture Store dealer in second hand Purniture Stores bought, sold and exchanged items. N. Dumas is the manager listed with phone 679 M at 84 Eastern Avenue.
In Dover New Lampsh, a 10 year eczema sufferer recounts bandaged arms and legs. After reading an ad eight months ago, he used Fruita-tives and Soothe Salva promising cure. He reports being entirely free of eczema after two boxes plus a trial, and a doctor’s qualification appears in the ad.
Lunenburg resident Hegbert B Balch visits to see his brother George who is steadily failing. Mrs Eva Briggs of Dalton sits in for Mrs O W Kingsbury who has been ill with gout and pneumonia. M M Stocker of Thinville appointed Ina Blood patrol from Concord to the village and Trving Silkby to Lancaster. Flood and Silsby attend patrol instruction meeting in St Johnsbury. road commissioner and selectmen meet in Guildhall. Nichols and grandson Dana in St Johnsbury. Davil Kimball farm sold to Groveton buyers who will cut pulp and hay but not occupy. Mrs Maggie Spaulding entertained ladies with doughnuts and pickles. Mrs Richard Ball seriously ill, many people hoping for recovery. Mr and Mrs Silsby travel to Mrs Dodge in Piedale for tenement. Silsby to work for Fitzdale Paper Co. Mrs H T Silsby hosted a sugar camp party at Silaby Lane sugar camp. Jean Willson succeeds Meg Wilson in the post office during illness. Oldest inhabitants note a change on the Connect cut line and a St Johnshins fife event at Tate ode and St Leo’s church on Sunday.
East Concord notes a sugar party for Sunday school children, local visits and health updates, church matters, and community news. Residents include Mrs. D. H. Thomas, Mrs. Blige Graham, Pred Whipple, Celia Glines, and several others with gatherings, renovations, and social events described.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a thirty five year proven remedy. It claims to purify blood and mucous surfaces to heal diseased areas and promises visible improvement after short use. Testimonials are solicited from readers and the ad provides a Chicago address for orders.
Community items recount visits and family news in St Johnsbury Center and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs C Johnson visiting Mis Sarah Swisey in Ryegate, Mink Davie Johnson in Lyndonville, Mrs W T Powers with family, and a newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Raymond Robots with Bunington of East Burke assisting. Rosetta Hutchinson recovering in hospital and a sugar run by Raymond Whitney cited among social updates. several residents noted as visiting relatives or ill.
The village schools commenced the spring term last Monday. Evelyn Roberts has mumps. L N Crees shop closed for days as My Cree travels on business. The sick are recovering and Charles Miles can be at the mill most of the time. Mr and Mrs Carroll Dean of St Johnsbury visited their parents. Demonstration rising by Miss Kelley at Mrs A Woerl's Tuesday April 20. Pienie dinne oohn Ripley of Windsor visited over Sunday.
An advertisement promises hair regrowth and enhanced beauty from Danderine. It touts reduced hair shedding and notes apparent improvements in life, vigor, brightness, color, and thickness, urging readers to apply the product for visible results.
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