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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1919
Page
6
In a rustic exchange, Hogan groans about heat from sunburn while Mrs. Hogan jokes about using beer to control the “foke” under control. The scene unfolds after a hod carriers’ picnic with Hogan in a rough way.
Local news items note visits and illnesses across towns. People mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Childs in Corinth, Mrs. George Hooker at home, James T. Antle very ill at Brightlock hospital, Hazel Chesley in East St. Johnsbury, Fred Daniels in town, and many others. Also reported are refugee knitting directions, a political stockholders meeting for O. W. Hooker and Co., and Basil Bedour's death.
Local readers are reminded of Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted as a vegetable remedy that replaces calomel for liver and bowel issues. One or two nightly doses for a week said to improve energy and complexion. available in 10c and 25c boxes from druggists.
The star Nazimova is Russian and the leading man Charles Bryant is English. Albert Capellani the director is French, Henry Kistemaecker the playwright is Belgian. Photography credits are unclear. Production is by Eugene Gaudio and an all-American Metro firm under the U. S. A. national trade mark.
The quote compares happiness between a man driving at sixty in a big machine and another in a slow flivver. It argues that personal contentment hinges on perceived pace, not actual speed. The idea explores subjective satisfaction within different travel forms.
The George Washington with President Wilson aboard is expected to dock in Boston Monday with a possible Sunday arrival near the lower bay. Mayors and naval officials plan a holiday and large welcome though formal proclamations require legislative action. Plans hinge on wireless communications, Tumulty’s arrival, and the Touraine hotel suite engagement.
Short sale inquiry for an item related to SAIR-Royal No. 10 tomorrow. Describes innerfart condition and reasonable price. Inquire at Calerinnia office. 196-199.
In Weimar the armistice terms are revealed by Mathias Erberger as delegates explain the negotiations. In Washington the Federal Board for Vocational Education seeks to assist disabled returning soldiers by offering training in over 400 trades with stipends and job placement, including continuation of War Risk Insurance.
Miss Dorothy Nay remains confined at C. L. Downer in Lyndonville. Mrs. Fred Badger of Danville and Mrs. Kate Deming of Lisbon visited here Tuesday. Norwich Glee Club to perform a concert at the Armory on February 28 followed by a dance.
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