Evening Galedonian publication details and address
The Evening Galedonian is a daily paper published by The Walk Publishing Co. at Bastong Ave and Main Street, St Johnsbury. Subscription rates and delivery by carrier are listed. the issue is entered as second matter May 1, 1916, at St Johnsbury post office.
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Feemes
Mubliching Co
Bastong-Avie
Main Street
St- Johnsbury
Youll
Carrie
St. Dohsisbury
The Doughboy Speaks Amid Mud and War End Claims
A fragmented verse from Grantland Rice reflects a marching Doughboy in mud and rain asking who declared the war over. The piece weighs the harsh front lines era with a sergeant’s cries and the noise of battle. It contrasts longing for home with the grim reality of trenches and wreckage.
Resolutions and misprints in 1919 reflection piece
A fragmented 1919 reflection mixes quotes from Josh Billings on self restraint with garbled notes on public opinion, honesty, taxation, and future prospects. The text weaves American humor, personal vows, and stray figures about land, industry, and workers, all in shaky OCR.
Press Comment on War Efforts and Road Improvement
The Bennington Banner urges honoring volunteers and caring for the army, with references to Red Cross service and women’s support. It critiques highway conditions, cost of maintenance versus twenty or thirty years ago, wage impacts, and the need for a coordinated road building system with national aid and local cooperation to improve highways.
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Red Cross
Bennington Banner
Con gue Congregational meeting reports and local notes
The Danville Con gue Congregational church outlines its annual meeting with a Thursday gathering including a dinner and business session. The financial report shows 1272.70 raised for current expenses and 252.33 for benevolences. Nearby items note veterans discharged, a cat knocking at a door, and various fragmentary observations on language and frog peculiarities.
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Lawrence Johnson
Augustus Roy
English city tests electric street cars as moving kitchens
A city in England trials electric street cars converted into traveling kitchens where meals are prepared along routes and sold to riders. In Philadelphia an Italian immigrant has saved 2000 dollars over 40 years by selling dandelions to fellow countrymen, supporting herself since her husband’s death.
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Owitha
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Newport Banquet Marks Board of Trade Milestone Night
The Newport City board of trade hosted a landmark banquet at the Newport House last Friday evening attended by 125 local businessmen and citizens along with guests. Frank Burns provided the elaborate dinner, Rev Le As Edwards offered grace, and Miss Amy Pape supervised 15 young waitresses. The Premier Orchestra played as W W True, city officials, and editors spoke, praising local efforts to boost Newport and Orleans County. Edward F P Trefz delivered a strong address on city building, urging unity, enthusiasm, and investment in parks and schools. The event concluded with applause and plans for future board actions and a group photo.
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Newport City
Board of Trade
Newport House
Newports
New
Grace
T. C. Camp
Ball’s Flower Shop
Amy Pape
Blanche Burns
Forest Trew
Irma King
Passumpsic
W. H. Gilpin
Barton
Gilpin
Orleans County
Newport
Edward FP. Trefz
Lucius Wilson
Trefz
Formherly
United State Chamber of Commerce
U.S. A
Los Angeles
Vermont
Local notices and community news from Newport
The item lists committee members for an event, discharge of Lieut. Aubrey Akin, visits by W H Gilpin and Mrs Buck, upcoming Board of Trade and lodge meetings, hospital update on Mrs. Bert Brigham, ads for The Evening Caledonian, visitor cards for returning service members, a lost $15, and a senior class surprise party for Miss Freda Libby plus a M S basketball win over Littleton 25 to 22.
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Burns
P. C. Blanchard
J. B. Renihan
Ralph Hambiett
Aubrey Akin
Aubrey
W. H. Gilpin
The
Barton Monitor
Frank Buck
Barton
Board of Trade
Evening Star
Caledonian
Eany
Newport Mer
Main, Street
House Committee
Newport
Arthur Buckland
Evening Star Lodge
James Leithead
Boston
Joseph Valliera
Leithead
N. U.S
Freda Libby
Lake Road
Libby
M. S
Littleton
N. H
Gown With Tunic Skirt Promotes Elegant Autumn Dress
A fashion feature praises dress silhouettes for autumn wear, highlighting tunics, draped frocks, and refined waistlines. It notes balmy days boosting frock styles, with silhouettes like an underskirted gown in plum satin, georgette bodice, and silk tunic, finished by embroidery and a white bead trim.
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Vegas
Siti
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