Local Notes on Residents Returning Home and Illness
Mrs Charles Randall finished work at Charles Caldwell s and returned home. Mrs Betsey Dickerson, housekeeper for C A Hoyt, is able to be about again after weeks of illness. Mrs Frank Crane spent Sunday with Mrs Ella Bartlett. Mrs Eva Hatch is at home from Walden where she cared for Ben Moore who had pneumonia. Miss Olia Bacon is at home for a short vacation. Daily Thought Fortitude is a great help in distress Planta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsey Dickerson
C. A. Hoyt
Frank Crane
Ella Bartlett
Eva Hatch
Walden
Ben Moore
Olia Bacon
Noble Grand
Nontook
Northampton
Mass
H. A. Lapiere
Orleans
Derby
H. A. Schoolcraft
Springfield
Bro. Farrer
E. Armstrong
Union Lodge
Lyndonville
Bro. Ohrens
Wantastiquet
Brattleboro
James Young
Lowell
Young
Evening Star Lodge
O. H. Rowson
Harold Rowson
Schenectady
N. Y
W. W. True
Boston
True
Hardware Association
Newport City
Sneer
J. T. Gardner
J. A. Rubin
Carroll Huntington
The Most Dangerous of All Diseases Ad Excerpt
An old advertisement urges readers to treat kidney weakness with Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims kidneys slow or fail health, causing back pain and nervous symptoms, promising relief or money back. The ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil from Holland with various sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Tools to Make a Rifle
The article notes that 997 cutting tools are needed to manufacture a modern rifle and that 94 million holes must be drilled to supply 1,000,000 rifles. It lists various war devices such as shrapnel, torpedoes, machine guns, biplanes, motor trucks and anti aircraft guns requiring 70 to 5090 holes each.
The True Artist and Freshness of Feeling
A Mabie quote on the artist remaining a child in fresh feeling and inward joy. It asserts that true possession of freedom and happiness comes before daily work and worldly achievement, urging a realization of life’s greater value beyond toil.
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Hamilton W. Mabie
East Burke Notes on Local Visits Illness and Travel
East Burke records list residents and visitors including Lieut Leon Powers and Mrs Mabel Vance in frail health care. Names such as Laura Shindler Mmie Hameline Carl Colby Walter Silsby and others appear with hospital trips church services and school reopening after influenza. Memorial services are announced for the late Rev I A Rose.
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Leon Powers
St. Johnsbury
J. A. Davilng’s
Laura Shindler
Mamie Hameline
Flint
Mich
Mabel Vance
Carl Colby
A. B. Sayre
A. Darling
Oclon
William McDonald
Walter Silsby
Lunenburg
Ervin Silsby
Vance
Harry Phillips
Frank
Ernest Temple
Mt. View Farms
Rosa Roct
Brightlock Hospital
Pene MacGill
Sutton
Chester Wyman
Camp Forest
Fairbanks
A. D. Gilson
J. W. Kelley
H. D. Webster
Celia
T. E. Wyman
Farmer
Cheney
George Mathers
E. W. Sturtevant
Lyndon
Fred Farmer’s
Lorenzo Stafford
Campton
N. H
Perley Harris
Willie Jenkins
Montpelier
B. EF. Humphrey Sr
Bert Porter
Grammar Room
Plainfield
Kelloge
Herbert MacGill
Elden Cole’s
East Haven
Alfred Burrington
West Lebanon
F. E. Temple
Clayton Coe
Agricultural School
Lyndonville
Charles Ball
John Elliott
Boston
Jenness
Congregational Church
I. A. Rose
Fruit-a-tives Claim Relief for Indigestion and Constipation
Corine Gaudreau reports long lasting indigestion and constipation improved after using Fruit-a-tives. She credits the tablets with saving her life and urges others with digestive issues or headaches to try them. Available in 50c per bottle, six for $4.50, trial size 25c, from dealers or Fruit-a-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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P.Q
Mrs Lowgey Seen in St Johnsbury on Wednesday Visit
Mrs Lowgey was a business visitor in St Johnsbury on Wednesday. Mrs Rose, recovering from a severe illness, plans to depart for Nova Scotia at month’s end.
Community notices from West Lebanon village events
Mrs. Lydia Waters visited West Lebanon for grandchildren’s whooping cough illness. Mrs. Hibbard Brown underwent a serious operation in St. Johnsbury. Fred Spencer and wife traveled to Montreal for Clyde Spencer’s funeral. The Methodist Ladies Dinner is planned at the parsonage. W. T. Morse held weekly auction sales drawing crowds. Mrs. Bradshaw had a finger growth removed after a bruise. Three Valentine parties were held Friday. Congregational youth hosted a Valentine social at Mr. and Mrs. Morse’s home with about 30 people. Epworth League enjoyed a vestry social with around 40 attendees and games. A Valentine program and refreshments followed by a lively sing. Funds for church fuel showed good progress. Enterprise Grange hosted a Valentine dance and oyster supper for about 125 attendees.
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Lydia Waters
West Lebanon
N. H
Hibbard Brown
St. Johnsbury
Fred Spencer
Montreal
Clyde Spencer
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Washington
Charles Bradshaw
Valentine
Congregational Society
W. T. Morse
Epworth League
Enterprise Grange
Street Corner Debate Over Language Sparks Blunt Question
A group of boys argued on a street corner as one boy corrected another’s English. Frustration built until the critic asked, “Gee whiz! what is vacation for if a feller has to talk proper all the time?”
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Star Lodge
Evening Star Lodge
Tomifobia Lodge
Newport
States
Evening Star
Odd Fellows
Millard Maroon
Maroon
Metric Denominations and Uses for Capacity Measures
The text lists metric capacity units from kiloliter to milliter with their liter equivalents. It adds a note that an ounce of borax dissolved in a quart of boiling water and boiled helps remove grease spots from woolen fabrics.
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Florence Reed
Irving Cummenes
Milton Sills
Harvey
Charles Randall
Charles Caldwell
Daily Thought
Planta
H. S. Root
Annie Magoon
Humphrey
East Burke
St Johnsbury
Oyle Woolfolks
Ada Carter
Roger Sisters
Niagara of
Jack Trainor Nbanaccstan
Darlings
America
A. R. Whittington
Mgr
Farm Dept
State Street
Henderson & Ross Real Estate
State St