Evening Caledonian Subscription Rates and Rights
The Evening Caledonian lists annual prepaid rates four dollars, six months two dollars, and three months one dollar with sixty cent monthly carrier delivery in St. Johnsbury. Subscriptions by government order payable in advance. As Associated Press members, the paper holds exclusive republication rights for AP despatches and local news, with rights reserved for special despatches. Entered May 1 1916 as second class.
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St. Johnsbury
Associated Press
Vermont
Caledonian Staff Directory Details Roles and Contacts
The Caledonian in St. Johnsbury lists staff roles including Editor W D Pelley Local Editor Chas C Lord Reporter Alice Massey Bookkeeper Robert Mackinnon Office Manager Florence Rouse Proofreader Margaret Robie Subscriptions W E Barrett Foreman Raymond Packard Operators Ruth Impey Myles Gilman Arthur Boucher Ad Compositor Annie Moran Press Tender Maurice Barrett and advises callers to request by name to save time.
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St. Johnsbury
W. D. Pelley
Chas. C. Lord
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
Margaret Robie
W. E. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles S. Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Life in 1919: reflections on marriage and rural life
A 1919 column muses on domestic life and social roles noting wives, smoking rules, Red Cross activity, and the importance of Saturday afternoons for rural communities. The piece humorously contrasts town and farm life while recalling family memories and common home scenes.
The Flu and War Toll Compared in Caledonia County
The piece notes influenza's toll rivaling war, citing 50,000 U S soldiers killed in France and hundreds of thousands at home. It references London Times estimates of 6,000,000 dead globally from influenza and pneumonia and questions about total war casualties, suggesting figures may reach ten million and implicates Prussian conduct.
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Caledonia County
France
London Times
London
New York Times
the Times
Mortality Toll of War and Flu Across Nations
The Atlanta Constitution notes that war starvation and diseases have caused vast deaths in Europe and Asia, with estimates of battle deaths around 50,000 for the U.S. and influenza deaths in U.S. cities totaling 115,258 by January 4. Projections from editors and papers cite millions dying from famine and epidemic, including India, Mexico, and various European nations, while German casualties reach as high as 6,066,769 with 1,161,104 dead and 3,683,143 wounded, prompting grim reflections on the postwar population outlook.
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Atlanta Constitution
France
Belgium
Russia
Italy
Servia
Roumania
Georgia
Europe
Asia
Federal Census Bureau
United States
Kansas City Times
Springfield Republican
Masachusetts Daily
Republican
India
South Sea Islands
Mexico
Germany
England
Spain
Old World
Komische Zeitung
Cologne
Tacoma News-Tribune
The
Grand Rapids News
German Empire
Washington the Founder of Liberty and Nation’s Defender
A tribute to George Washington describing him as the defender of liberty and founder of the United States. It praises his virtuous character, leadership in securing independence, and lasting fame revered worldwide. The piece recalls his two Supreme Magistracies, voluntary surrender of power, and enduring legacy as an ornament of the eighteenth century.
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John Jones
Legislature Setbacks and Bills in Vermont Session
The Vermont Legislature shows friction over a proposed dog bill raising license fees and shifts liability to harborers, plus a state first marshal bill funded by fire insurers with a one fourth of one percent tax. The assembly plans a special order on chiropractic regulation, while a report lists 116 bills disposed of by February 15, 1919, with 262 pending and a net gain of five bills.
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Jopkina
Burlington
House
Naval Service
United States
House General Committee
First Marshall
McFarland
Hyde Park
Senate
Goodlisome Herbs and Queen Elizabeth Memory Quotation
A fragment quotes gathering goodlisome herbs of sentences for memory. It references pruning reading musing and a long memory voyage linked to Queen Elizabeth. The text presents a reflective line on sustaining memory through careful reading.
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W. D. Pelley Publishing Co., Inc
Eastern Avenue
St. Johnsbury, Vt
the Caledonian
Public Service Commission
Red Cross
Austria
Pas
Lovery
Caledonian
Washington
George Washington
Washington Arch
Russell E. Lowrey
Concord Avenue
B. A. Farnham
St. Johnsbury Center
Oldsmobile Company of
Barre
H. B. Blossommer
McLeod Milling Co
E. T
H. K. Ide
Plymouth Creamery Co
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