Evening Caledonian establishes terms and staff details
The Evening Caledonian of St Johnsbury Vermont announces annual and semiannual subscription rates by mail and carrier, lists government prepayment requirements, and credits the Associated Press. It also names staff including editor manager W D Pelley local editor Charles C Lord reporters and various office roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
W. D. Pelley
Chas. C. Lord
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
Margaret Robie
W. E. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles
Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Life's Dreary Path and Small-Town Quirks in Spring
A column of humorous musings on seasonal quirks and domestic mishaps. It recalls door squeaks in spring, fragile spectacles, a mother’s basket of impediments, grandfathers smoking, broken crates, and aging neighbors in St. Johnsbury, contrasted with memories of moving in and porch poker holders.
Massive World Mission Drive Aims Three Hundred Million
War teaches unity and large goals. The Methodist call for home and foreign missions expands beyond eighty five million to three hundred million. With five years and Liberty Loan prep, 25 million communicants and 200 thousand churches form districts and local unions to raise funds. One hundred thousand speakers will mobilize effort nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Red Triangle
Liberty Loan
The
New York Times
World missions and Americas religious leadership discussed
Four years into a movement led by Dr. S Earl Taylor, the Joint Centennial Committee argues home missions must aid immigrants with decent housing and schools. The piece stresses that American churches, funded by voluntary contributions, lead global Christianity with over 175,000 churches. It links US religious work to international efforts, including Italy, Mexico, and the Pacific, urging a world saved through America. Washington anecdote closes with a humor-filled ferry tale from a journey.
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S. Earl Taylor
Joint
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Times
Taylor
Russia
America
Manhattan
Fourteenth Street
United States
Foreign Board
Italy
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Japan
Korea
Ippi
China
Silent Ode to Limits of Time by Harriet Monroe
A fragmentary verse piece narrates a dream of an ideal world without want or war. It references leaders, prophets, and a shadowy procession moving through white halls, praising enduring works and the rise of unattainable towers as the strong who endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koseie Sears
Aidt Fund
Father
Eader
Hermes
Harriet Monroe
Only His Right Washington's magnanimity tale from Doctor Ely
Reverend Dr Alfred Ely recounts a Fourth of July toast tale illustrating George Washington's generosity and restraint. A West Springfield boy witnesses Washington's carriage procession yielding to a farmer's road right, showing the politeness and justice admired in his era.
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Alfred Ely
Massachusetts
Doctor Ely
Washington
West Springfield
Mass
Connecticut River
Wilson to deliver homecoming address in Boston
President Wilson will deliver his first homecoming address in Boston on Monday and depart for Washington to be at the White House early Tuesday. Secretary Daniels says he will sail back to France about March 5, with Admiral Grayson signaling potential arrival Monday if weather holds. He plans informal meetings and customary calls during the stay.
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Washington
Wilson
Boston
White House
Daniels
France
Peters
Grayson
Senate
House
American Troops Arrive Berlin to Guard Food Transports
A Copenhagen despatch to the Exchange Telegraph reports American troops, possibly from the 113th New York regiment, have entered Berlin and are quartered in several hotels. Their mission is to protect anticipated food transports arriving in the city.
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London
Berlin
Exchange
Copenhagen
Extrabladet
113Th New York Regiment
Berger Socialist Sentenced to Twenty Years in Prison
Congressmen elect Victor Berger and four other socialist leaders were sentenced to 20 years by Judge Landis in Chicago. Bail was set higher at 25,000 dollars each with William Bross Lloyd providing surety. The men are to serve at Leavenworth pending appeal.
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Chicago
Victor Berger
Landis
Alschuler
William Bross Lloyd
U. S. Senate
Leavenworth
Masonic Notices for Passaic Lodge and Related Chapters
Regular communications and convocations scheduled in February and March for Passaic Lodge No. 27 F and A Msonry. Meetings include degree work, rehearsals, and stated convocation at the Temple with officers listed. Vizilors welcome. Burials of order include Palestine Commandery and Haswell Chapter notices with dates and times for Master and Temple work.
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Haswell Royal Arch
the Temple
M. L. Hall
E. H. P. F. G. Moore
Palestine Commandery
No. 5
K. T
Order of the Temple
Z. S. Waterman
Com. A. M. Lang
Knights of Pythias Lodge Meeting Notice
Apollo Lodge No 2 schedules a regular meeting Tuesday evening February 25 at 7 50. Members will confer the rank of Knight. H W Clark C C UH E Anderson K BR S present.
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Apollo Lodge
H. W. Clark
C. C, UH
E. Anderson
K. BR
Sunshine in October Warmth and Friendly Light
The piece praises October sunshine as unusually genial and comforting. It notes sheltered spots beside barns and houses inviting warmth, making one feel acquainted with the sun. The green grass, dotted with withered leaves, appears more vibrant in this quiet, homey scene attributed to Hawthorne.
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Hewthorne
Metric Denominations Clarified in Old Measure Terms
The excerpt explains metric capacity units such as kiloliter and stere, hectoliter, fekoliter, and basic terms like meter and deciliter. It defines relationships like one cubic meter equals 1,000 ters and one liter equals ten cubic centimeters, detailing interim scales and their decimal fractions.
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Tokio
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W. M
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Swift's Premium
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Rene
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Havenue New YO
A R. Whittington
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Henderson & Ross
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