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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1920
Page
5
A preparation combines wheat bran wheat middlings and corn hominy feed with a small percentage of table salt. It is designed to be fed alongside usual roughages with no extra feeding stables required.
John Reed, an American magazine writer reported executed in Finland, is detained in Ab o Finland on smuggling charges, according to advices from the American foreign affairs office in Helsingfors released by the state department. Tailors refuse to remake English suits in Springfield Mass as a large local insurance company seeks alterations for its workers to cut living costs.
A consignment from an English firm arrives containing a suit suite that is formally returned by British soldiers. The items reflect postwar exchanges and preserve next of kin or official ownership details where read.
A mass rent strike is planned for May 1 across Manhattan Gr anv ille and East Side areas plus parts of Brooklyn. The Workers League says 1000 participants are pledged with potential to reach 10000 as tenants confront landlords over rent raises.
A Russian articles exhibit from Russi to be shown at Fairbanks Museum April 20 to 24 includes jinen taes ery shawls fibers ikons fur garments and many other items. Curator Ernest L Rand collected these during war work in Russia from 1918 to 1910 and will address the union at North Church Sunday evening April 25.
New Port locals report a Morning Stay Lodge event with a sizable attendance and refreshments. Residents Havel Keith and daughter Patricia relocate to the Miller cottage for summer. Mr and Mrs Doubling visit with Leon Griggs. An active Stdio Local Union meeting hosted by Mrs J F Lambert. other residents plan short stays in the old home on Sias avenue before moving to a newer home on Pleasant Street. Te Hildreth gains employment with the Miss T G Camp returns from Boston. Melbourne White visits from Rochester Business Entitles.
An advertising feature urges readers to guard health after winter illnesses and promotes Goldine No 1 as a safe tonic. It touts tissue rebuilding herbs and cites a Kane Pennsylvania user’s reported recovery after one bottle. Goldine is sold by local dealers.
A cotton car attached to a 60 car freight train burned in the South yards of Newport on Friday. The fire appeared to start by spontaneous combustion and the car was moved nearly a mile to the tracks opposite the railroad water tank. Water from the tank failed to douse the flames, and the tank eventually caught fire. Newport airport fire units arrived and, with chemical and hose wagons, extinguished the blaze at the base of the water tank. The burning car and its contents were dumped into the lake to prevent further spread.
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