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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1919

Page

3

Evening Caledonian Front Matter and Masthead

The Evening Caledonian announces its 1919 publication details with ownership by W. D. Pelley Publishing Co Inc. Subscriptions, rates, and delivery terms are listed and the paper notes AP news rights and second class matter status. The issue is dated Saturday February 1, 1919.

How to Win the Rest of the War by Herbert Quick

The article argues that though Germany is defeated on the battlefield it remains to be seen if the Allies have won the war. It stresses self control and moral resilience as crucial to lasting victory and warns victory without personal discipline would be a self inflicted defeat. It frames Germany’s salvation as a moral struggle within its own people and urges the same for the Allies.

Herbert Quick Germany Berlin

Franklin thrifty legacy urged to win rest of the war

A wartime speech urges saving and buying government securities to fund the final push in World War I. The speaker links Franklin’s thrift to national effort, noting 2,000,000 American troops abroad and the need to bring them home, funded by War Savings Stamps and other securities. Franklin is hailed as a founder of the American army and a model for citizens to save and support victory.

Europe Germany United States Sam Benjamin Franklin Franklin France Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood St. Mihiel Argonne Forest Philadelphia Pennsylvania Washington

Local notes on families and arrivals in Stannard area

Mrs. Fred Gray buys fine horses Ruth Bartlett visits Effie Winchester in town Mrs. Effie Winchester boards Lower Stannard teacher Mr Austin Mrs Roy Blodget helps Mrs Sumner Leavitt then returns home Della Dezan cares for sister Bertha Gochie F F Dezan buys chestnut horse and visits Greensboro Alma Ily born to Fred and Bertha Gochie Addie Gochie works for Bertha Gochie Nurse from Hanover cares for Mrs L H Simpson influenza Miss Anna Buchanan visits from South Ryegate Alicia McLain goes to St Johnsbury Harry Nelson and daughter influenza cases Charles Gibson helps with winter wood Mrs C F Smith heart ailment W H Nelson recovering from rib injury Harry Nelson at Camp Devens influenza Mrs David G Spier still ill after influenza Rev Mr Graham from New Concord Ohio preaches at United Presbyterian church Candidates for pulpit and next week's service Past week visitors include Olmstead, Rodgers, Eastman Cong Church roll call held. attendance down due to illness Mrs Gertrude Campbell Palettete of Hardwick visiting. ill months, improving Caspian Lake Grange officers installed by O L Martin Selleys occupy Willis Lumsden house Mertha Bates visits son Frank in Williston Bersie Soules assists at Spier home Mrs Spicer.

Fred Gray Ruth Bartlett Effie Winchester Stannard Austin Roy Blodget Sumner Leavitt Della Dezan Bertha Gochie F. F. Dezan Greensboro Alma Ily Fred Gochie Rice Hanover L. H. Simpson Anna Buchanan South Ryegate R. M. White Jennie L. Taylor Raymond Thompson St. Johnsbury Academy Alicia McLain St. Johnsbury Harry Nelson Calvin Murray Charles Gibson Edwin McKilahan C. F. Smith W. H. Nelson Camp Devens David G. Spier Mr. Graham New Concord Ohio United Presbyterian Church J. D Charles Olmstead George Rodgers Frank Eastman Congregational Church Gertrude Campbell Paallette Hardwick Caspian Lake Grange O. L. Martin Plainfield

Illness and death toll in local community note influenza spread

The town reports extended illness from influenza with complications. Mrs Aiken dies after pneumonia and influenza fatigue, leaving two young daughters Ruth and Arlene. Others in the area recover as quarantine ends and schools reopen, with several residents listed in care or travel updates.

Norman Blair undergoes appendicitis operation at Brightlock

Norman Blair of East Peacham was taken to Brightlock hospital on Wednesday for an appendicitis operation. He is recovering well. Henry Bolton is visiting in Danville. Stella Parker has influenza. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stoddard welcomed a baby girl Louise Madeline on Wednesday January. Mrs Susan McLaughlin visits for Mrs Stoddard until her mother arrives from New Bedford. James Stevenson received a check for 193.69 from South Peacham creamery on January 20 for six cows. Who can beat this record.

Norman Blair Herbert Blair East Peacham Brightlock Hospital Henry Bolton Danville Stella Parker Arthur Stoddard Lauise Madeline Susan McLaughlin Stoddard Haice

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evening Caledonian W. D. Pelley Publishing Co., Inc Eastern Avenue St. Johnsbury, Vt Associated Press Lim Vermont Fot Erlings Travel Festival Yellowstone Japan Colonial Theatre Burlington Mutual Fire Insurance Company BIS BARTS W. Brownell EW. J. Hawkins Sec J. H. Macomber Treas Main St Burlington Vt A. B. Noyes St. Johnsbury, VE Addie Gochie Bertha Gochic Ryegate Charles Taine Clyde Philbrook Payson Morse Pepperill Mass H W Gillis Greensboro Bend Clara Wood Walden T W Gebbie Mcindoe Falls Mrs. Aiken Horace Gleason E. L. Field Monroe Freeman Johnson Co. B. Duncan Vera Brightlock Grace Lifield R. N Mae Liddle Priscilla Bedell Woodsville Alice Phelps Harvey Phelp’s Barnet George Bailey Hearts of the World Jack Winchester T. H. Lyster Cliff Street Rickaby Real Estate Agency Charles Street Dolgin Portland Street M. Tf Sutton Corner Sutton Huse Peck Co Perley Aldrich J. A. Leonard Civil Service Examiner Kendis Building L. B. Scribner Tot Ib J. J. Neagle Lyndon Lyndonville St. Johnsbury House Fairbanks Inn Henry G. Ely Summer Street Spring Street Caledonian Vera D. Hooker the Armory Caledonian Office Mutual Aid Association Harris Place Brattleboro T. F., Cate Caledonia Academy Clement and Morrill School Street Chas. E. Kirk Business Directory A. S. Haskins St. Johnsbury, Vermont Merchants Bank Eastman W. W. Sprague & Son General Agents National Life Insurance Company Montpelier Pythian Building Tel St Johnsbury, Vt Crawford Ranney G.H. Morrill M. L. Underwood Pythian Building America J. D. Bach DR. Dale Atwood Osteopathic Citizens Bank Guy W. Hill Odd Fellows Block R.st Peacham A. B. Noyes Insurance Agency White Company F. W Taylor Henry Wenz Johnsbury Fletcher Prescott Herrick Chas. S. Hastings
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