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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1919
Page
2
Pvt. Thomas B. Tetreault recounts May 1918 to Oct 1918 experiences aboard the Moldavia, escape after torpedoing, Dover and Calais layovers, Paris celebration, front advances near Verdun and Montfaucon, multiple wounds and hospital stages, and a note on Stars and Stripes press.
An advertisement extols The American Little Liver Tablet as a general regulator and tonic for digestion, detailing its vegetable composition and dosage. It promotes The American Throat Tablet for hoarseness sore throat tonsillitis coughs and colds, noting easy palatability for children. Nazol antiseptic nasal ointment targets catarrh and colds with a menthol eucalyptus formula.
Mrs Hallie Spinney underwent an operation at Bright Lock hospital last week. Clarence Colby recently returned from Buffalo and joined Parker Young Co at Orleans. Wallace Harriman of Somerville visited his mother and sister Mrs Harriman and Miss Helen Harriman. Bernard Stafford is sick at home with the prevailing distemper. Mr and Mrs J E Andrews of White River Junction hosted Mr and Mrs Richard S Newman over Sunday. Mrs B D Ruggles attended O E S meeting in St Johnsbury Thursday. Mrs Dora Damon of Newark spent the weekend with W W Gallagher on return from Montpelier. Mrs Jennie Batchelder works at Ernest Warrens. Miss Rosa Chabot went to Sutton Sunday to work for Henry and Mrs Keeler. Dr H S Herrick was in Barton last week. Miss Myrtie Gaskill of Lyndon visited Miss Pearl Densmore recently. Fred Martell of Barton spent Sunday in town with relatives.
In St Johnsbury an eye wash with simple witch hazel hydrastis camphor and other ingredients offered rapid relief. A girl with strained eyes improved after one application and her mother, who could not sew or read due to eye pain, benefited within a week. The ad pledges Layoptik and a free aluminum eye cup.
Lawrence Newman of South Lunenburg sprained his ankle severely during stunts at the Riverside barn on Saturday and cannot resume studies at St. J. A. until next week. Community notes list local officers elected for the year and mention Red Cross work, travel for medical treatment, and social events.
The Devil's Belt known as Tong Tland sound in New York pre revolution appears on Snuthier's map with Hell gate at one end and the Race named Nemesis at the other. Nemesis, a goddess of Justice and divine retribution, dispensed each man's fortune, ensuring proper balance and punishing excess.
A short reflective note on October sunshine, describing its cheerful, soothing effect. The author notes sunlight feels kingly yet homely and highlights how sheltered spots by banks or houses feel friendlier under its glow. The green lawn is dotted with withered leaves, which enhance its color.
War Department statistics claim ninety five percent of American Expeditionary Forces used tobacco, framing reformers' campaign as facing firm adherents. A baby died after choking on a bottle nipple, found in a contorted position. Coroner McMahon called it accidental death after evidence pointed to milk choking the child.
The infant son of Richard Wells King of 430 Decari¢ Boulevard Montreal was found dead by its father early yesterday afternoon. The child, once healthy, apparently suffocated after milk intended to nourish him caused the death, its small body clutched in its crib.
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