Evening Caledonian publication details and rates
The Evening Caledonian daily except Sundays is published by W. D. Pelley Publishing Co at Eastern Avenue and Mall Street St Johnsbury Vermont. Subscriptions by mail cost 14 dollars annually six months two dollars three months one dollar. Local delivery in St Johnsbury at 50 cents per month. All subscriptions are paid in advance. Associated Press provides news dispatches with republication rights as indicated in the paper. Entered as second class matter May 1 1936.
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W. D. Pelley Publishing Co
Aveenue
Malls Street
St. Johnabury
Vice Telephone
St Johnabury
Associated Pres
Ugonization Ie
St. Jolmehary
Vermont
The Nurses Heal After Bloody War Within the Law
A terse wartime meditation on nurses tending casualties amid shellfire and shrapnel. The verse contrasts the brutal toll of combat with the nurses' mission to heal, honoring their quiet courage and restraint in a harsh aftermath.
Vermont News Highlights From 1918 Era
Vermont items report university enrollment, local casualties, influenza outbreaks, and public notices. Highlights include 686 students at the University of Vermont, a discharged guard at Newport, five Owey sons in service, and a Rutland wife about her son Pvt Carl Perkins. Also notes races, fires, deaths, and Red Cross drives. Burlington mill growth and new chocolate factory buildings. influenza cases at UVM and Stowe schools. and local legal notices.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Army Training Corps
Raymond Seymour Publie
East Berkshire
Railroad Policy Question Prompts Wilson Confession
President Wilson tells Congress he seeks counsel on railroad policy admitting no confident judgment of his own. He notes wartime federal control allowed troop and freight routing and public finance support, but asks how railroads and the public fare afterward. He maintains railroads were not suited to endless rapid growth. New York Herald cites wartime conditions and postwar potential under private initiative.
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Wilsun
Congress
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Herald
Concord Indies church to host baked bean supper
Local notice reports the Universalist Church in Concord planning a baked bean supper in the vestry on Wednesday around 5:30. Community updates include visits from Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. Gray in St Johnsbury, L. W. Ford and son McKey Ford returning from Camp Devens, and health updates on Mrs Gilfillan and Dr French. Warren Lyon of New Orleans visits A J Lyon. An ad promotes American Throat Tablets for hoarseness.
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Indies of the Universalist’ Church
L. W Hastings
St. Johnsbury
B. A. Gray
St Johnsbury
L. W. Ford
McKey Ford
Camp Devens
F. W. Chapman
Barnet
Ros
The Silent Man In New York After Surrender Rumor
Wild New York night erupts in celebration after reports from Washington deny Germany's surrender. Crowded streets surge with joy as flags fly and traffic speeds amid a chaotic display. A lone father, calm amid the uproar, respectfully recalls his son in France and moves on.
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New York
Washington
Germany
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Sixth Avenue
France
Younsters
New York Herald
Ways to Stretch the Pocketbook with Fashion Fixes
Cost conscious tips for repairing and updating clothing and accessories. Cleaning satin slippers costs two dollars, with dye options to match outfits. Budget tricks include repurposing old sweaters, turning faded wool soft again, and recycling straw hats by covering with velvet to save buying new.
Newport City to Host Tree Garden Concert and Sharing
City of Newport H V M plans the first of five trees event on Tuesday December 10 with Burroughs Orchestra six pieces providing music. Refreshments served. Local notes include Mrs. George Wheeler of Lyndonville guest of Mrs. B T Webb, Myron Clapper discharged at Potsdam and home, W H Gilpin of Barton visiting, and church announcements for Second Street Baptist First Methodist Ecclesial and Congregational services with planned speakers and musical acts.
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Burroughs
George Wheeler
Lyndonville
B. T. Webb
Myron Clapper
Clarkston College
Potsdam
N. Y
W. H. Gilpin
Barton
Arthur V. Allen
Second Street Baptist Church
Fowler
Congregational Church
Miss Redfield
George Jamilton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert Coontz
Epworth
Boeing
Menace of the red flag urged as vital test of liberty
President John Grier Hibben of Princeton University warned that the red flag on our rights signals a threat to freedom. He said liberty rests on law and inner self restraint, noting outsiders must learn American citizenship's limits and the price paid by those who died to defend rights.
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New York
Free Institute
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
As Insurance
Hibben
Sons of America
Dr. Hibben
Farmhouses Modernized By Women In Charge Of Homes
Women take over farmhouse management transforming layouts. Parlor rooms shrink as partitions vanish to create spacious living areas. Porches added, interiors redesigned for the convenience of the housekeeper tending the fields. Exchange notes this shift in domestic taste.
Wool of the Llama and Devil's Bolt in colonial maps
The wool of the llama is used in Bolivia by indiga women seen spinning with hand looms for blankets and shawls. Long Island Sound was known as the Devil's Bolt on Sauthier's Revolutionary maps with Gate at one end and a race at the other.
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Frederick J. Blake
Bellows Falls
G. S. Blake
Vermont
Germany
Mr. Blake
Henry A. Reynolds
Charles E. Farr
Long Island Sound
York
Sauthier
New York
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The
Montreal Star
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Newport
Edward Owey
Hardwick
Navy
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Vermont Dairymen’s Association
Board of Health
W. L. Wasson
Insane
Waterbury
Rutland Woman's Club
E. 8. Brigham
John Aller
Northfield Falls
Paradise
Earth
Woodford
John N. Fay
Bennington
Johnnderson
Sui- Me
Wallingford
C. A. Perkins
Rutland
Pvt
Carl W. Perkins
102D Machine Run Battalion
W. K. Foster & Son
Middlebury
Tsurance
Hospital Aid Society
Beljlows Falls
Luther P. Rixford
East Highgate
San Francisco
Rixford
Stowe
W. E. Belknap
Americar Red Cross
I. S Bailey
East Fairfield
Howard Bailey
Chester H. Magoon
Barre
United States Court
Mary Fletcher Hospital
George Straiton
Elvira Cochran
A. B. Lane
St. Albans & Swanton Traction Company
St. Albans
Clarence M. Collard
Lieut. Collard
Plattsburgh
Camp Gre N.C
Buffalo, N. Y
Chocolate Company
Massachusetts
Concord
Dodge_ Brothers
Dodge Brothers
War Department
Ordnance Department
Dodge Brothers Motor Works
Belgium
Italy
America
Dodge
City OF
Boulets
George P. Moore -Co
Eastern Ave
A. B. Noyes Insurance Agency
Citizens Bank
M. A. Weiner
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
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