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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1918
Page
5
An ad claims a standard cold remedy available in a table form named forss-anle tuo and Oplntee-trekee that allegedly cures a cold in four hours and prevents grip within three days. It markets a money check for a genuine bottle with a red top and Mr Hills picture at All Drug Stores.
Local residents greet guests from Bloomfield New Jersey and Shelburne Falls while others plan moves and relocations. Families welcome returning travelers include Grant and Ramage members, and changes such as a farm sale, turkey gifts at Parker Young Co., and new teachers at Woodland Park School are noted.
George Hall who has lived in South Danville for fourteen years purchased and moved to the Dan Fulford farm in Waterford.
The report credits 4-H club demonstrations with transforming hog feeding in several states. Adults adopt self feeders, balanced rations, grazing crops, and tankage supplements following youth-led trials. In one county rape seed sales surged and grazing programs expanded, while records of weights and feeds supported progress and county agents broadened outreach.
An advisory note states alfalfa hay is rich and not ideal roughage for horses. It warns that overeating can cause digestive issues and recommends feeding alfalfa sparingly to horses, favoring balanced rations instead.
The article explains feeding clover sweepings to cattle and notes they include shattered leaves and seeds. It states sweepings are better for poultry than the whole plant and recommends keeping a barrel to store these sweepings for future use.
Ernest Morrill heals from a cut arm and visitors fill weekends across Danville and Lyndonville. Clergy Rev. G H Fortier substitutes for Rev H G Scott as minister in residence. Residents travel to see relatives, join Christmas events, and await further news as soldiers reach Belgium.
A dining room features dark paneling and yellow plaster walls topped by a blue ceiling. The contrast, described as serene and restful, creates a charming effect that surprises many observers.
Dialogue fragment recalls Bilgelos as “laid up, a victim of the war” while another speaker questions enlistment. It notes he did not enlist and claims he sprained his larynx from bragging about how things should be done.
Washington notes the American Forestry Association backs permanent memorial trees for sailors and soldiers of World War I. C P Wilber New Jersey acting state forester says a fixed tree fosters local unity and yearly recognition of national loyalty and service amid holiday season traditions. Permanent plantings seen as preventing waste from yearly tree sales.
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