Weekly Caledonian Newspaper Notice 1817 St Johnsbury Vermont
The notice lists subscription terms for the Weekly Caledonian, published in St Johnsbury Vermont. It states six months for $2 and monthly carrier delivery, with payment in advance. It references Associated Press news rights and republication permissions. The piece indicates filing as second class matter May 9, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelley
Eastern Avenue
Nat St. Johnsbury
Dohns
Pmembers
Associated Press
St Jbhosfury
Vermont
Blind Potters At Sevres Train in Government Shops
A confused report notes blinded potters at Sevres training within the government potteries. It mentions a training scheme, a committee on Sevres workshops, and a line about soldiers and another football game in France with rough play and no injuries.
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Sayres
Jan We
Jan We, Gir
Sevres Potterias
Fragmented wartime scene from a damaged report card
A jagged OCR fragment describes a driver named Smith amid a chaotic frontline scene. Terms suggest an artillery barrage, a wounded soldier on a stretcher, and distant shore imagery associated with Sacramento and Pryssign. The text is largely garbled with unclear place and unit names.
Vermont News Briefs From Lake Dunmore To Bristol Area
A pigkerel measuring 20 inches and weighing 18 pounds was caught in Lake Dunmore this week. The Jacoboste freshman class remains unsettled and unlikely to attend due to later calls. About 200 people gather in Bristol and nearby towns including Lincoln New Haven Monkton and Starksboro with two local doctors among the victims prompting outside medical assistance. Harold P Hinman received a fine watch recognizing four years as secretary of the Barre Granite Manufacturers Association. Milk strike spreads among dairymen in Middletown Springs Poultney South Poultney North Poultney and Hampton N Y with wholesale dealers sticking at 2.60 per hundred delaying shipments to New York. Clayton Wilson’s Ludlow Pinney Hollow table collapsed causing livestock losses valued at about 1000. William Wentworth was arrested in Montpelier on suspicion linked to a store burglary at H O Kent’s. The body of Judge Edward Everett Greenleaf, 72, former Burlington and Winooski resident, will be brought to Burlington from Huntsville Alabama where he died. he was Civil War veteran and longtime Vermont militia member. A Vermont Senate bill aims to have Secretary of War deliver 25 captured cannon to Vermont with suitable cannon balls for exhibition.
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Dairymen’s League
Middletown Springs
Poultney
South Poultney
North Poultney
Hampton
N. Y
League
New York
Edward Everett Greenleaf
Burlington
Winooski
Tuntsville
Ala
Derby
Fe Vermont
How Submarines Were Foiled by Convoy Tactics
An official of the United States Shipping Board describes convoy methods used to deter U boat attacks. The account covers formation, camouflage, and coordinated escort across a New York to sea run, noting column squares, color schemes, and the role of dirigibles hydroplanes and balloons in sea defense.
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United States Shipping Board
New York
Unite States Shipping Board
America
New World
Bay of Biscay
Iun
Agai
U Cusually
Broadway
Fire Island
Trenvas
Positon
Grand Fleet
Ennon
Reception to Rev Arthur Allen in Newport Baptist church
A reception for Rev Arthur Allen and wife was held Tuesday at the Newport Baptist church with Alderman Gardner giving welcome, Dr F G Adams and Deacons Williams and Vance speaking for the church. Local business leaders Will Tripp and E A Shack offered remarks. Rev H T Coontz and Rev Fisher welcomed the couple. Music included piano trios and duets. Over 800 attendees enjoyed light refreshments and archway spruce decor. Also announced is Congregational Women's Missionary Auxiliary meeting on Friday January 10 1919 at 3 PM to study The Women Workers of the Orient. R H McDonald, long-time Newport resident, died Saturday after ten days of pneumonia aged nearly 63. Funeral Monday at the son John McDonald’s Coventry Street home with Rev H T Coontz presiding. burial at Pine Grove cemetery. Gordon Sheehes son Gordon dislocated his shoulder sliding on an embankment. Doctor J F aachard treated the fracture.
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Arthur
Allen Étti the Baptist Church
T. Gardner
Allen
F. Adams
Newport City
Williamse
A. P. Vance
Baptist Church
Will Tripp
E. A.shack
H.T. Coontz
Evelyn
Lillian
Marian Mudgett
Leota
Laura Cobleigh
Cousing
Blake
Austin Beébe
Fred Donaghy
Congregational Woman’s Missionary Auxiliary
McDonald
Mina McDonald
Beverly
Mass
John, McDonald
Newport
Harold
MelDonald
Gladys
Myrtle
Adam
Nora
John McDonald
Coventry Street
H. T. Coontz
Methodist Church
Pine Grove
Harry
Sheehe
Gordon
J. F. Aachard
Smoker’s Aids in Old Papers Prompt Health Niche Ads
A fragmented note suggests searching old jisaas pipes and papers for remedies or aids addressing a smoker’s appetite. It reads as an instruction to prepare or consult antique items to ease or satisfy a smoking urge.
Beware the Tin
The notice warns readers to check canned foods for spoilage and possible contamination. It advises inspecting for corrosion or patches inside the can and suggests discarding any suspect contents to avoid ptomaine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateany
Transatlantic balloon flight proposed in 1849 by Prof Lowe
A fragment recalls Professor Lowe's plan to cross the Atlantic in a giant balloon with two scientific assistants and a navigator. He offered mail carriage at a mailed rate and advertised support crew, while exhibitions in New York drew large crowds before the plan stalled.
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Atlantic
Lowe
Europe
New York
Levis
Tall Hat in Vogue Through Centuries of Fashion
A syndicated look at the tall hat as a long running fashion symbol enduring ridicule and war. It cites sources from the Encyclopaedia Britannica to London Times reports and Franklin era Paris hat trends. The piece notes Lloyd George Clemenceau and Sonninedepict in a portrait wearing the emblem of western civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Clemenceny
Baron Sonnino
Opinon
Benjamin Meanklin
Pariscin
Language of Lovers: Is the Oo Mine or Yours?
A fragment reads as a pose about possession and affection, asking who the owner of a loved one is. Poetic diction centers on playful address to a beloved, hinting at intimate dialogue. The piece reads like a lyric note exploring identity and closeness.
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