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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1918
Page
2
A letter from AoA Young of Schenectady praising Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets as a natural aid for liver and stomach trouble, complexion improvement, and renewed vitality. The notice cites a trial offer of 6 boxes for $2.50 and a 25 cent trial size, with distribution by Fruit-A-Tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York.
Edith and Jim plan a new home as furniture clashes reveal their stubborn sides. After a car accident with a dog delays plans, Jim buys a piano and proposes swapping houses to let Edith choose again. She agrees to marry him, her earlier hopes fading in respect to his bold taste.
Concord notes the sale and dinner fundraiser for Woodbury W R C No 5 raised 85.3 dollars. Charles Philips Jr and Lewis Philips returned from overseas with discharge. Pages mention guests Emil Cota of Portland visiting the Hunters, and several St Johnsbury visitors including Rev P J MacInnis and Mrs Hastings. Junior High beat Town Hall 24 to 9 in basketball.
Six tenement house and barn in good repair at a best location priced at 7500. Two tenement houses on Chit Street with modern improvements, owner moved away and will sell at a bargain. One tenement for rent near Fairbanks shop at 12 dollars per month.
Wartime photographers capture soldiers in parade, marching, or home leave scenes, offered in an attractive album by Randall & Whitcomb of St Johnsbury Vermont as a fitting gift for lasting memory of war times.
Dan Beard explains how to handle local owls like the Virginia and Snowy, suggesting nonfatal treatment and using bird shot only in defense. He laments rabbits, mice, and pests, then links bumblebees to clover and honey production, urging harmony with wildlife for the garden and field.
Fragmentary text describes Van on a porch while his mother prepares his clothes for the day. Weather notes mention wet grass and damp walks. A brief exchange shows the mother directing him to fetch clean clothes.
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