Weekly 1887 Caledonian publication details
The Evening Caledonian lists publication information for Etabiehea Weekly 1887 Daily alt noting daily except Sundays and holidays. It provides address Eastern Avenue and Main Street St Johnsbury Vermont telephone 660 and subscription rates by mail and carrier including advance payment rules and Associated Press rights and entry as second class matter May 1 1916.
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W. D. Pelley Publishing Co. Inc
Eastern Avenue
Main Street
St. Johnsbury
Associated Press
Vermont
Colors and Duty Across War’s End
A veteran’s hymn recalls joining the colors and marching from Brittany to Lorraine and the Aisne. The piece reflects on sacrifice, the flag, and mourning, then shifts to postwar notes with criticism of the peace commission member Henry White and a war chaplain, Daniel S. Smart, killed in France.
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Daniel S. Smart
Fort Ethan Allen
France
United Presbyterian
John G. Smart
Camidge
N. Y
President Wilson Sails to France Prompting Debate on International Role
The press comments on President Wilson entering France as a sign of a more active U S foreign policy. Critics note the shift from isolation to global engagement, while discussions arise about how long a president should stay abroad and who bears duty after war ends. The piece also contrasts enlistment terms and postwar duties for veterans. The Washington Star cites a biblical verse as a contrast to the era’s events.
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Wilson
France
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
United
Germany
Solomon
Israel
Washington Star
McAdoo argues government rail control till 1924 amid politics
McAdoo says railroads should stay under government control until 1924 when a presidential campaign looms. He warns against wage cuts, promising no reductions for railroad workers and signaling political impact from the stance. The Brattleboro Reformer echoes the view that keeping railroads out of politics may backfire.
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McAdoo
Brattleboro
Substantial Piano Bargains Dominate Year-End Sale
Great opportunity to buy a piano or player piano at one-third to one-half off. Mr McLean reports extraordinary interest as buyers praise the bargains. Many makes priced from 247 to 343 and 197 to 242 for fine stock. Easy terms offered with small down payments. Final chance before next Saturday night. deposits required to reserve. Pianos stored until Xmas with free delivery.
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Railroad Street
McLean
Hodgson Awarded Eighty Dollars in Addison County Suit
In Addison county court Ed ward Hodgson won a verdict of eighty dollars against the estate of his brother William Hodgson. He claimed sums for labor money on the farm interest on funds and use of three cows. The award was ten dollars less than the commissioners had allowed.
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Edward Hodgson
Addison County
William Hodgson
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Lorraine
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Aisne
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North American Review
Geo
Harvey Fiays
Prbeamt Tsh
Ernst Christoph Roger Hermann Leher-Thoss
Rosnochau
White
New England
Baker
America
New
Boston Globe
Australia
National Humane Review
Ivers & Pond
MidLean Music Store
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