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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1920
Page
3
The article mentions Bayer aspirin branding and cross marking and law notes amid a local notice sweep. It records community items from Concord including visitors, family visits, parties, illnesses, hospitalizations, and church activities with names and places in Vermont.
A garbled OCR passage mentions slang and terms tied to ancient language study, referencing I. B vel Toolneer and Mayprotagy. It hints at visits to gutters and a puzzling term dulog, with stray names like Lehdon, Miter, and Shiunited. The text remains opaque and fragmentary.
The Williams Manufacturing Co of Northampton Massachusetts sues six insurers over policies covering its veneer mill and sawmill damaged by fire at Fort Maven. The case consolidates seven policies, miswording corrected, centers on what property was insured, with jurors excused and witnesses questioned.
Henry Dater endorses Fruit-aives Liver Tablets as a fruit juice based tonic that claims to cure kidney trouble and constipation. The ad touts rapid results for long term ailments and offers 6 for $2.00 with trial sizes available, distributed by PRETY-AIVES Limited in OudenSburg New York.
Troop Three of the Boy Scouts met at the Y M C A with all members present. Two former Scouts, Scott Babcock and Roger Rice, returned for the event. The drive for first class Scouts began, aiming for every member to reach first class by next spring. Current first class Scouts include Bernard Wilcox, Nathan Wike, Donald Sampson, Scott Babcock, Theodore Ellis, and Richard Sampson. The first team defeated the second team 48 to 4 in a later game.
A method describes treating ironwork by heating the metal until nearly red hot then applying Maseod oil to create a varnish that resists chipping, usable like paint or enamel without flaking.
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