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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
2
Two tenement house on Ch Street offered for sale by owner who has moved from town. Modern improvements. Bargain price. Tenement to rent near Fairbanks shop at five dollars per month.
Fragmentary quotation reflecting mid century sentiment on heroism and neighborly virtue. Points to a discussion of heroism and communal honesty attributed to George W. Curtis. The readable bits are poetic in tone, examining character within a small town or neighborhood.
Mr R F O fl ynn Rochester N Y says five years of stomach liver and bladder trouble improved after using a sample then a full box of Fruit Liver Tablets. He credits remarkable relief and calls it the best stomach liver and bladder medicine. Boxed sales 6 for 2 50 or trial size 2 at dealers or from Limited Ogdensburg NY.
A discussion on saving and talent suggests patience and practice can overcome natural limits. Psychologists note brain adaptability allows new skills, and faith in oneself reduces suffering and dependence. On a street corner, boys debate proper speech as one corrects another’s English, asking about vacation for a man who must talk right constantly.
The U S Fuel Administration advises households to sift furnace ashes to reclaim coal and save fuel. By separating clinker and carbon rich material, homeowners can recover usable coal, reduce waste, and conserve resources during rationed periods.
Mrs Will Eastman and son Howard Mrs Ernest Shepherd several cases reported as influenza spreads. Andrew Morgan spent Christmas with Bruce. Elmer Symes dies of pneumonia after influenza. Mrs Symes ill in Lynn Mass. Many residents affected. Harold Wood’s family cited. Emma Wells dies at Brightock Hospital after nursing flu patients. Dorothy and Howard Willard ill. Dorothy’s visit to Wallingford noted.
Miss Marion Whitelaw of Greenfield Mass is vacationing with her father A M Whitelaw. Fred Learned and family Christmas with relatives in Rumney NH. Ina Buchanan of West Burnett staying with Mrs H T Baldwin during the holidays. Mrs Frank Norris and children visiting in Orleans. Next Study Club meeting Jan G Hostess Mrs H T Baldwin. Economics civics committee in charge. Prin Charles Kne returns home to Newbury Tuesday. Philo Van Pyke Jr moves family into David Brock house. Canty family moves back to Newport. Clifton Griswold quite sick. Jesse Welch dies Thursday night of pneumonia. family sorrow as Mrs Welch and four ill with influenza. Dr and Mrs R G Perry attend funeral of niece Mrs Florence Perry in Detroit Mich. Switzerland led early aluminum production. France chief producer since 1896, supplying up to 39.2 percent of world total at outbreak of war.
Domestic water in eastern cities wastes coal via leaks and wasteful habits. A leaky hot water tap can waste gallons per hour. Turn off taps promptly, seal fixtures, and avoid overuse in kitchens and baths to cut costs.
The piece warns that wasting teal wastes others and urges saving anthracite. It notes General Influenza's forces defeated the anthracite coal miners in their battle for big production and encourages conserving fuel by burning wood to save anthracite.
Domestic sizes of anthracite are extremely short because of the iron production caused by the typhus epidemic. There is however plenty of burkwheat size anthracite. Every householder should save 2d per every sack of wheat which covers him for the miseries. Spoils your draft and wastes coal. Keep your filts clean and save anthracite.
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