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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1919
Page
3
The Evening Caledonian newspaper issue dated Tuesday February 4 1919 presents its regular daily notices and local items from the city. It includes society, business, and public notices typical of a regional publication of that era.
Dr W G Rieker visits Montpelier. Passumpsie resident Clarence Badger in town on business. Various residents report illnesses and health improvements. many visits and moves noted. Theodore Roosevelt memorial ceremonies planned nationwide with camp and community groups coordinating events.
Donat Lalonde of Ogdensburg New York reports long battles with indigestion and constipation ended by Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. He praises immediate relief and full recovery after using six for $2.50 or trial size 25 cents, obtainable from Fruit-a-tives Limited.
A report on a 4 quarter of a million dollar port improvement bill for Burlington may arrive by month end as a joint assembly is planned for February 13 to hear addresses from S A Thompson National Rivers and Harbors Congress and John N Cole Boston on water transportation and barge terminals. Senator Vilas leads the resolution amid anticipated opposition while the Senate opens its first executive session of the current Assembly to review a governor’s communication and the House moves through a large calendar with the town clerks pay bill recommitted after brief consideration.
Beef joins pork in easing living costs with round steak down from about 30 cents to 25 cents a pound. Sirloin also at 25 cents, chuck cut from 18 or 19 cents to 15 1/2. With noon meal restrictions lifted, patrons hope to order beef stew at lower prices and households may soon enjoy roast beef at moderate rates.
Frank Hatch of Lyndon, Stephen Gregory of Portland, and H W Carey visit Lyndonville today. Residents travel to Concord and Hardwick on business while others attend bank meetings and family welfare updates.
A semi official statement from Saloniki says Turkish Prime Minister Tewfik Pasha's cabinet has resigned after Allied demands to restitution of property seized during the war and to halt harsh measures against Greeks and Armenians. The Sultan is expected to take part in rebuilding the cabinet.
Aikin notes that life’s sunshine rests on small, steady acts. Tiny choices to yield, avoid harsh words, or circumvent conflict prevent unhappiness and maintain a calm, lasting brightness.
Guncotton properly made and purified from free acids does not ignite spontaneously. Even after years of storage it shows no tendency to chemical change, though changes may be gradual.
Jessie answers a man asking for Mr. Dodge’s home by pointing west and telling him to go to the first house with a dog. The brief street-direction anecdote captures early 20th century shorthand in a small town.
A brief reflection on how the best results come from ordinary qualities and steadfast perseverance. The author cites Feltham and emphasizes that simple means often yield the greatest outcomes for lovers and, by extension, for life.
Coblenz, Feb 4. American Third Army intelligence reports from across Germany estimate 300000 to 500000 men in the organized German Army at depots, with morale low and rapid declines in numbers. A separate 100000 to 300000 strong volunteer force lacks full organization and is deployed to deter Polish and Bolshevist incursions. The organized force relies on 1898 and 1899 classes, with many deserters and demobilization underway. Officers intend to stay in service while eastern-front personnel are excluded from counts. Naval units are demoralized and dispersing.
The article argues the occupation of the Philippines spurred a broad athletic movement in the Far East. It compares this to the ancient Olympic Games and credits the spread from Bagnio for fostering friendly competition and mutual respect among distant peoples.
Alligators do not eat from September 1 to May 1 as they hibernate. Their skins are used for bags suitcases purses belts and cushions while teeth and bones appear in cuff links knives whistles and cheap jewelry. Florida reportedly gains over a million dollars yearly from alligator trade.
A philosopher asserts that men know bad manners to eat with a knife yet some forget that it can be prudent to eat with their wife. The remark contrasts social etiquette with domestic partnership and reflects the era's humor.
The article extols the bighorn or mountain sheep as one of the most remarkable American animals. It lives hardy on the roof of the world, thriving in extreme environments and maintaining fat, healthy condition in all seasons, per the People's Home Magazine.
An eastern clergyman argues kissing is a relic of the dark ages while Riis asserts will shapes life. A bold youth pleads to marry a man’s daughter, sparking a clash of prejudice and family authority in a satire style from Tit-Bits.
A damaged line notes that a scratch on polished furniture could be almost erased by vigorously rubbing with Jivseed oil, promising restoration. The account reflects common home remedy advice and a practical method for furniture care.
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