Fragmented old newspaper clippings on politics and ads
A long OCR fragment presents AP rights notes, ad copy for Hall's Catarrh Medicine, and assorted society commentary. It references political appeals, government extravagance investigations, and everyday musings about cost of living, letters, and free lunches for school children.
Many Surprises and Novelties at Elks Ball
Northeastern Vermont awaits an Elks Ball at the Armory with elaborate decorations and a program of dances and novelties. Burroughs Orchestra provides music as Miss Billy Marion and Bert Weston perform. Moving pictures, hospital fundraiser meals, and guest appearances add to a bustling evening.
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Vermont
Armory
Elks
Polor
W. A. Ricker
Portland
Burroughs’ Orchestra
Billy Marion
Bert Weston
Keith
Luxe
Fron
New York
George Fredo
Duke of Welington
Keith Star
A. Moore
Theron Calderwood
Louis Kimball
H. C. Abbott
W. HW
Aiken
Burns
Chester Grey
Ay Gage
Robert P. Nichols
C. Roy Calderwool
TB. Rathbun
Elbert Lynch
Saar Ales Porter
Samuel Merchant
S. A. Moore
J. F. Winch
Funeral for Miss Emily Davis Held in Danville
Emily Davis born January 2 1858 in Hardwick died after pneumonia at Cave Langs Danville home. Funeral at Congregational church vestry officiated by Rev Adams. She was buried in family lot and survived by brother George Davis in California and nieces Emily McMillian Minneapolis and Mrs Harvey Weeks Montclair NJ. Out of town mourners included Weeks Adine and Jennie Bell Walden. Community notices mention school reopening and upcoming meetings of W C T U Grange and Junior C E with local updates.
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Emily Davis
Congregational Church
A. Adams
Miss Emily Davis
Hardwick
Bliss N
Hepzi
Bell) Davis
Danville
Constegational Church
George Davis
California
Elisa N. Is
Washington, D. C
Harvey Weeks
Montclair
New Jersey
Emily McMillian
Minneapolis
J. B. Tinker
Portamouth
N. H
Tinker
Ruth Follows
Cave Lang
C. A. Adams
St. Johnsbury
Ann Badger
Hyde Park
Lawrence Thurston
Proctor Vty
Missus Adine
Jennie Bell
Walden
Zenas Kittredge
Alice Durant
Harvey Burbank
C. E
Harvey Towne
The
Grange
Libbey
How to remove corns and calluses at home
The reader learns a home method using Freezone to lift hard or soft corns and toe skin calluses. A few drops applied to the affected area purportedly stops pain instantly and allows the corn or callus to detach root and all without soreness.
Bliss Native Herb Tablet Promises Relief for Stomach Ailments
Lack of exercise, poor food, improper digestion and mental worry cause sick headache, biliousness, dyspepsia, constipation and stomach disorders. Take one Bliss Native Herb Tablet nightly. each box includes a guarantee coupon and a blue seal signature Alonzo Bliss. Sold by leading druggists in boxes of 200 doses for $1.00 and a smaller line for 50 cents. Made by A C Bliss Co Washington, DC.
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BLISS
Alonzo
A. C, Bliss] CO
Washington, JT. C
Printer's Ink No 6 Continues on Publicity Role of Local Organizations
Teco emphasizes that its meetings are reported to publicize the services of local organizations and to solicit public backing. It argues that town life relies on the newspaper’s publicity to convey organized efforts and support.
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Teco
Birth reported in Lunenburg family noting Kenney residence
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Max William Kenney of Pond Hill on Friday. The notice mentions ill health in the Hastines and West Neighborer families and Edmund returning to St Johnsbury school on Monday. Bert Lyons’ children are also reported to be ill. Mrs G T Breitling is visiting her daughter Mrs H T Sileby.
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Harvey Weeks
Monteliit
N. J. Ness
Pebru
Peacham
Bar Haven
Groton
Academy Hall
Academy
Isle of Chance
Hodgdon
West Charleston
Frank Robinson
Penny Street
R. M. Davis
Marilwick
Walden
Mary Craig
E. J. Hobart
Moe
J.C. Guthrie
Charles Stewart
Greenshoro
Ed. Buck
Warner
Taiton
Crown
Little Walter Douglas
Lunenburg
Max William Kenney
Pond Hill
Hastines
St. Johnsbury
Edmund
Bert Lyons
G.T. Breitling
H. T. Sileby
Glycerine Mixture Promises Appendicitis Prevention
An elderly advertisement touts Adler-i kasurps glycerine buckthorn bark and tea as a simple remedy for cleansing the bowel, relieving gas and constipation, and preventing appendicitis in both upper and lower intestines. It cites a single favorable case and claims swift action for indigestion and sour stomach.
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Adler-i
W. Th. Eastman
Drugiist
McNamara Joins Army Signal Corps
William T. McNamara of St Johnsbury Vermont reenlists in the new Democratic peace time army choosing the Signal Corps. He notes prior action with the 103d javeline gun battalion of the 261st Division and departs for Fort Slocum New York for preliminary training before assignment to the U S Army Recruiting Station St Johnsbury Vermont.
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McNamara
Army Signal Corps
William Tt. McNamara
St. Johnsbury
Signal Corps
Diamond Dyes Promises Rich Fadeless Color For All Fabrics
The advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed way to color wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends with a rich, fadeless finish. It claims easy at home use and supplies a directions book to ensure perfect results, regardless of the original fabric color.
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Evening Caledonian and Record
Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
Eastern Avenue
Herbert A. Smith
Johnsbury
Newport Record Office
Newport
Associated Press
Sunny
Altay
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tor Hal
Main Street
Graylawn Farm
Louse
Chase
A. E. Counsell & Son
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Armstron
Charles C. Locke Co
Railroad Street
American Chemical CO
St. Johnsbury, Vi
Elks Ball
Blake
Eurner
Peck CO
Printer’s Ink
Packard
Dodge Brothers
C. H. Goss Co
Packard Twin
Reo
Velie
Oldsmobile
Buick
C. H. Goss Company
Palestine Commandery
No. 5
K. T
Willard V. Orcutt
A. M. Lang
the Insurance Business
Hastings
House