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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
5
A vintage ad warns that kidney disease signals show in fatigue insomnia nervousness backaches and stomach trouble. It promotes GO brand oil capsules as a healing aid claiming to relieve inflammation and prevent further attacks, urging continued use to maintain health.
West Burke William Smith spent the weekend in Burton with friends. Mrs. Fred French has been in the past week, recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Gray have recovered enough to be out again. Raymond Miles works for Fred French in the store and boards at D.C. Howards. Two suits in Rutland county court allege damages up to 1000 for injuries from a negligent team driver, Bradley Gilmore of Ira suing Harold White and Patrick Travers of Middletown Springs.
An old ad promotes quinine tablets as a standard cold remedy over two decades. It features Mr Hill pictured beside the product and reiterates that the medicine contains no opiates.
The report lists residents and visitors including Rev. Sturtevant of Lyndonville, Mrs. Webb of East Concord, Charles Asselin in Newport, Amos Hoyt from France visiting his brother to teach in his home state, and Charles Boynton on furlough from the Charlestown navy yard. A St Anne Society whist party honored president Mrs Arthur Prevost with a wrist watch and $27 in gold. Funeral for Mary Walsh held at St Aloisius with burial at Mt Calvary. Oldsmobile salesrooms opened at 14 Railroad street under J T Adams. phone 520. A Paramount feature Her Country First stars Vivian Martin with a patriotic Girls' Aviation Corps storyline and a timely finish.
Judge E M Harvey visits on business while Mrs Ellen Smythe and others are ill at home. Several residents recover from illness and travel in and out of town. Foresters host whist at LeClerc Hall. St Johnsbury Grocery Co moves location. A church union meeting announced. Scots dog memorials of Edinburgh referenced with brief tribute descriptions.
A scratch on polished furniture may be almost obliterated by rubbing vigorously with Jinseed oil. The note highlights a traditional home remedy and stresses careful application on finished wood.
Warren Wheeler of the 26th division returns on a 15 day furlough from active service after suffering wounds to the right knee and arm. He enlisted at 18 and will go back to Walter Reed for knee surgery next Monday. The notice also lists veterans and locals moving on from service, marriages, travels for conventions, job changes, and community notices amid illness and social events.
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