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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1920
Page
4
A combined page listing shows the Evening Caledonian and record publication details, editors, pricing, and government payment rules. Scattered paragraphs critique political events and social issues, including remarks about deported individuals, wartime politics, census accuracy, and women’s page editor notes.
John M. Avery announces the valuation of stock in Vermont trust companies and national banks. Readouts include Sliha Beidford National Bank Caledonia National Bank Danville Merchants National Bank St Johnsbury National Bank of Newport Lyndonville National Bank Newport Orlans Trust Company Newport Richford Savings Bank and others with varied stock values.
A fragmentary testimonial touts a patent remedy claimed to cure stomach liver and bladder troubles after five years of illness. The ad asserts dramatic improvement from using “Fruit Liver Tablets” and references a price of about 2.56 dollars.
The article reports Admiral Daniels defending shore duties as secondary to afloat commands. He argues decisive actions at sea during submarine warfare require rapid judgment under threat, with officers risking lives and needing qualified leadership. Secretary Daniels cites naval history and wartime awards to support the claim and notes medals granted to officers while enlisted men received fewer recognitions.
A letter from St Johnsbury praises Rev. Thy Milton S. Rees the evangelist, highlighting his campaign plans in Rochester New York and potential union services for the local community. It extols his character poise and preaching, noting his wife as a gifted singer and leader.
An old advertisement touts Pap Col Compound and Pape's Cell Compound as rapid cold cures. It promises relief within hours, with doses every two hours and claims to open nasal passages, stop runny nose, headache, feverishness, sneezing, and stiffness at minimal cost.
An exhibit at Lougee and Smythe store displays war trophies and weapons collected during the conflict. Items include German and American rifles, machine guns, a German helmet, sabre, armor plate, and other equipment, drawing community interest for inspection. The event accompanies a prize contest offering gifts from local businesses for students to submit by February 20, 1920.
A rail wreck on the B and M line causes an estimated 400000 loss with 1000 feet of track torn up. Fireman Hanson is knocked down but none of the crew are seriously hurt. Salvage work, derailment debris, and a large crew, led by J A Ahearn and supported by Rex Thomas, fill the scene as hope rises to reopen the line soon.
St Johnsbury locals note a visit by Ford of H and her companion to see Robert E French during a quiet community moment.
Mr Searles questions Mrs Heywood about the day of the accident. Mrs Heywood cannot recall if the chauffeur sounded the horn. She lists occupants of the car and says no one returned after the crash. Philip K Bock describes hospital treatment and shin bone grafts, blaming the chauffeur for negligence. Photographs depict the accident scene. The room sees few visitors aside from Irish interested parties.
The article reprinted shows League members pledging to respect territorial integrity and political independence. It states the Council will advise on how to fulfill this obligation if aggression or threats arise. The text emphasizes collective security and the council’s advisory role.
The text argues that people prefer reading papers at home rather than visiting show windows. It notes readers will glance at any ads they encounter and that many will inform others about what they see. It emphasizes convenience and lingering attention to newspaper contents.
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