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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
4
An ad touts kidney disease as a major health risk and urges readers to use Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to cleanse and support kidneys. The copy promises rapid improvement within a day and recommends continued use to maintain health. It notes to ask for the original imported Medal brand and warns of potential non-help.
Local items report Calender distribution by Metropolitan Life with nurse services for industrial policy holders. Returnees from war include Don C. Stiles in Great Britain and Arsen Lamontagne home from aviation school. Community Christmas service in Barton draws 500 with addresses by Rev George A Martin. many soldiers and staff receive notices, including Irving Eastman discharged from the navy and Charles Waters praised for troop train movements.
Landlord Moore entertained 53 guests at a midweek Christmas dinner at the St. Johnsbury House with a fine menu. Walter J. Bigelow has moved from editor of the Caledonian to Brattleboro Reformer and will be in Montpelier for the legislature session. Mrs. Henderson is steadily improving after surgery at Brightlock Hospital. Various locals, including Frank Rice, Mrs. H. A. Wilcox, and Robert Barrett, are noted visitors and arrivals. Edwin M. Whitney to present Turn by the Right at the Armory, tickets 50 cents. Miss Hazel Lowell to wed Cecil Albee in North Troy. Discharge received by Harry Clark from Fort Slocum. Post office busy before holidays. stamps receipts exceed $1,000. Lost items listed: a benjo-t mandolin in a canvas case and a bunch of keys with small knife.
Reverend Verne L. Smith leaves Waterbury to lead a Beverly Massachusetts church. Reverend George H. Locke replaces him in Waterbury from Essex Junction. A new railway across the Andes from Chile to Bolivia reaches heights of 14 000 to 15 000 feet with oxygen chambers for passenger comfort.
Passumpsic Pitasee 27 F and A Regular Communication set for Thursday evening January 16 at 7 80 with despatch of business and Work B A degree all invited visitors welcome Orville N Pinney W M Fred H Dolloff Secretary Stated Conclave January 14 at 7 30 p m Z S Waterman Com la MM Lang Recorder The Old Year out and the New Year in social for Masons and their families to be held Tuesday December 31 at Masonic Temple
The piece discusses the value of mathematics in developing the wind and the heated debate between defenders and opponents of neiwheimnatics. It contrasts views of math as a dry, uninspiring subject with claims it can inspire imagination like poetry, citing a dialogue fragment and a window card tease reflecting unfinished works and waiting.
In the Galveston News item, Mrs Peavish recalls how before marriage Mr Peavish enjoyed her line Hoyas Sweet Home and now prefers the clatter of dishes at table. The page also features Daily Thought and a brief quip titled Not So Bag After All reflecting on time and memory.
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