Evening Caledonian Established 1857 newspaper listing
The Caledonian St Johnsbury Vermont issue lists publication details policies and staff. It notes daily circulation except Sunday and government advance payments for subscriptions 4 per year 2 50 cent carrier delivery in St Johnsbury and names editor manager W D Pelley local editor Chas C Lord and staff including Mrs Alice Massey Robert Mackinnon Miss Florence Rouse and Maurice Barrett. Local operations and phone habits are described.
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St. Johnsbury
Caledonian
W. D. Pelley
Chas, C. Lord
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
W. E. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles
Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Presa
Maurice Barrett
Clearing Up After War Near London Town
A village correspondent asks about correct phrasing while a distant American town near London, with 200 white men and 150 negroes, stores war material. The camp features huts and corrugated fronts, sheds, offices, hedges, armed sentries, and ongoing work sorting and storing war materiel from Busala and dismantled hospitals.
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Thames
London
California
Busala
England
Electric heating boosts oil flow in wells
An electrical method to deliver warmth to deep oil wells reduces oil viscosity by heating the rock bed and oil. This thinning increases flow and can drive oil to the surface via generated pressure. The system has seen military use in abandoned oil fields in Roumania and Galicia.
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Say
Roumania
Galleln
Saint's Day Named Sailor Founding Newfoundland Colony
On the tenth of April 1d4 Jaeques Onetler sailed from France with two whips and 122 men to found a colony in North America. In May he arrived in Newfoundland waters near the day of St. Lawrence and named the settlement in honor of that day.
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Saint's Day
Jaeques Onetler
France
North America
Newfoundlans Corder En- Were
Newfoundland
St. Lawrence
Beyond All Meed of Praise on Women War Helpers
In a wartime reflection, mothers and families are praised for their courage and self denial. The piece contrasts American and New England mothers guiding sons to danger, noting thrift and perseverance in times of conflict. It highlights wives, daughters, and home makers adapting kitchen life and daily tasks to support the war effort.
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America
Ned
Harry
Lucy
ML Soulsby
Atlantic
New England
Sir Philip Sidney
Allen Ree
Piney woods cow fades from Georgia landscape
A long familiar piney woods cow, red and white and once common on Georgia plantations, is described as nearly extinct. The piece notes the breed’s role in milking and butter, its wild state on remote islands, and the nostalgic link to Georgia’s past as plantations decline and the era of such cattle wanes. It contrasts with a New York Post aside on wartime rubber shortages and unpuncturable tires in Sweden.
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Georgia
Piney Woods
Sitmer
Will Pond
Hutch
Valdosta
Sweden
Chambers’ Journal
Sugar Shortage and Peace Hopes Stir Paris Reception
The French sugar ration is a pound a month and often not available, with prices around 60 to 80 rents per pound. Colonel House argues the shortage has people dreaming of postwar plenty and recalling the hymn “the sweet by and by” as they await peace.
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House St
Paris
Reading by Ear Invention Helps Blind Read by Ear
A new device called a telephonic reading aid for the blind uses flashes of light from printed letters to generate distinguishable sounds. High resistance telephones transmit these sounds to the listener’s ears, enabling reading by ear with promising results for the visually impaired.
Early Rising Remembered in Farmyard Chat
Mra Corntessel recalls scolding Jnah for oversleeping before enlistment. The farmer agrees, noting they cannot complain when he rises at daybreak with the roosters and heads to the fields.
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Jnah
Mra. Corntessel
Dolly Thought Took Then Into Thinw Heart Anal Write
Dolly Thought Took into thinw heart anal write is a fragmentary line. The text reads like a misread poem line with unusual spacing and possible photomechanical errors. It lacks a clear event, person, or institution to summarize as a news item.
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Dolly
Longfellow
Woman's Club Meeting Directors and Committees List
Continued from page 1 the Woman's Club displays officers and an extensive roster of committee chairmen and members across areas including Civics Education Forestry History and Literature Home Economics Industrial Music Public Health and Child Welfare Social Travel and Current Events along with appointments for Hospital Library and Year Book committees and hospitality roles.
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Tethel Sargent
Kate J. Wakefield
Ellen M. Cross
Ella S. Truax
Gertrude Hunter
Katharine Bingham
W. Smith
FP. W. Byl
Margaret Heywood
Frank French
A. C. Howaiys
A. M. Goodstich
Cornelia Pairbanks
Ellie Miew
I. B. Richards
J. F. Tavis
Edgar Brown
Carr
Francis Poole
Forestry Committee
Theodore Chase
Bridget Rooney
Augusta Gorham
Inex A Howe
Ming Bertha Lee
Martha Hull
Fannie Carleton
George Hazen
Henry Holder
A. T. Grint
Charles Braley
Charles Morton
Henrry Ellis
Sarah Roberts
Roy Skinner
Maude Sprague
Gordon Weeks
May Treuth
A. W. Scott
Thomeas Wallace
Myles Gilman
GK. Goxs
James Baldwin
Mel Kite Cowles
Mia
FT. Macomber
Harris
Sanborn
Blossom
K. G. Bundy
Tia Brooks
Joseph Pairbaniss
Leland Woods
John Tierney
D. G. Sampson
G. Locke
F. J. Miner
W. KB. Blodgett
Mia Collins Brodien
F. W. Harris
Mies Dwina Blodgett
Ethel Wright
Lillian Richards
Public Health and Child Welfare Committee
W. Ricker
Kate Wakefield
P.M. Fitch
J. M. Allen
Pow. Landry
Plb
Jacqui
Evelyn Alexander
Robert Brownlow
A. B. Noyes
Harvid Frost
Elsie Harvey
FP. Taylor
Henry Folsont
O. W. Barr
J. Somerville
A. Palmon
Clinton Wilfore
Hida Battles
W. FH. Stevens
Oscar Cummings
W. I. Davis
H. D. Waite
George Tanklin
Pearl Richards
Ralph Shorty
Harry Blodgett
Vetor Parks
Alan Rabcraft
Mabel Gradbury
Kirk
Ernest Tinker
Travel & Current Eventa Committee
Wo A
Ricker
It. H. Burke
Mit
Richard Baker
Havey Randall
Mes
Palestine Commandery No 5 K T Stated Conclave
Palestine Commandery No 5 K T will hold a stated conclave Tuesday evening June 10 at 7 40. Willard V Greatt Commander A M Lang Recorder.
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Haswell
Royal Arch
Bloomfield A. Palmer
F. G. Moore
Sec'y
Tr. A. Degreg. T
Palestine Commandery
K. T
Willard V. Greatt
Com
A.M. Lang
What to a Mefussil
A 19th century gloss explains Mefussil as the provincial rural districts opposed to bawnas. It notes the Ganges delta land near its mouth is deposited by the river, forming rich tracts ideal for rice cultivation.
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Gages
On Life's Journey and the Calm Beyond
A reflective meditation on aging and wisdom. The piece urges embracing serenity as life advances, valuing deeper understanding over perpetual happiness, and contemplating what the future may hold as reality rather than mere possibility.
Decoration day observed in East Concord with services and cemetery visit
East Concord marked Decoration Day with 10 p m graveside ceremonies and 2 p m church exercises. Flags and blue red streamers adorned the church, with recitations, songs by the Raymond sisters, and an address by Rev. Glenn W. Douglass. Veterans and Civil War and World War I memories noted. local committees praised and star spangled banner sung. A reader note recalls Memorial Day origins, with early observances limited to one New Jersey Catholic Order town and East Concord.
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Raymond Sisters
Glenn W. Douglass
Smith
France
W. TR. C
Bb.c
Adjutant General
United States
New Jersey
Hubbard Fisher
Matt Isham
Edwin Straw
Golftown
N. TI
Guy Teham
Townsbury
Marry Streeter
Addie Webb
Streeter
Prank Warren
Wouisville
J. G. Warren
Harey Carr
St. Johnsbury
Eliza Graham
Emma
Minola
St Dalton
Local notes from Lunenburg and surrounding towns
Fragments recount social visits and community events across Lunenburg St Johnsbury Barnet and nearby areas. Names cited include Jane Li Harold Caty Cleon Nichols Ada Power Henry King and others visiting relatives in Jefferson Boston Lyndonville and Danville during the late week and Memorial Day weekend.
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Lunenburg
Jane Li
Harold Caty
Clanemont
Goodall
Arline Jock
Horace Bris
Cleon Nichols
St.Dohnabury
Lom Nichols
Sd. Higgins
Ada Power
St. Johnebury
Mr King
Meni Marcin Isham
St. Tohnebury
Hubba
Bert Vince
Littleton
Nhs
James Harteham
TM. Smith
Honry King
Barnet
Sincay
Shelton Smith
New York
Herbert Longeo
St. Johnabury
John
Ross Folvora
Frol Bowery
Hollis Morrill
Atery
Pollard
Jefferson
N. T
Carle Breed
Boston
Mass
Hibba
Not Guilty Here
An OCR fragment mentions a man and a case with phrases about happiness and pills but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a full news item. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are preserved.
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Keenmere
Hanny
Steal and Iron in Historic Metalworking
A fragment discusses steel and iron properties, noting carbon content, hardening, heating and cooling, and differences from ordinary iron. It mentions brittleness and cost factors shaping material quality and uses in historical industry.
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Eltiz
Roy
Tessey
Warbler sightings and local notices from Vermont towns
In Burlington and surrounding towns a spring warbler drop is noted with only 14 of about 30 kinds seen so far. A runaway accident in Sheffield injures 8 year old Charles Sheldon. he falls into the river with minor bruises but survives. Shel don Springs opens a new schoolhouse serving as a community circle center on May 28. The Green Mountain Dairy Co. of Bethel is incorporated with paid up stock of 9300 dollars. Mrs. Ralph Richardson, Worcester shooting victim, is recovering after surgeons removed over 125 bullets. Mrs. Fannie Burnham of Stockbridge dies in Montpelier after a fall and illness. she was 89 and born in Montpelier. Maj. Georg W. Carpenter is cited for services during Verdun operations in 1918. Montpelier votes to shift 5000 dollars from water collections to the sinking fund, reducing water fund balance to 2000. A.J. Eaton of the Vermont Forestry Department attends Windsor talks on a tool-out lower on Ascutney mountain, planning seasonal manned coverage.
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Sheffield
Charles
E. Sheldon
Sheldon Springs
Green Mountain Dairy Co
Bethel
Ralph Richwndson
Worcester
Sureons
Fannie Burnham
Stoxbury
Heaton Hospital
Montpelier
Winess
Montpelie
A.J. Eaton
Vermont Forestry Department
Windsor
Ascutney Mountain
Eysless Oysters Description From a Curious Mollusk
A fragmented OCR passage discusses an unusual oyster with a large stomach and a two-chambered heart, noting a nervous system and eye-like features but lacking a typical tentacular appendage. The text hints at anatomical traits though many words are garbled.
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J. D. Pelley Publishing Co, Inc
Eastern Avenue
Johnsbury
Associated Press
St. Tohnsbury
Vermont
The
League of Nations
H. C
F. D
H. G
Lee Baker
J. C
St. J
Ingo
Woman's Club Meeting
Mim. D. Hurley
Mattie Story
J. K. Merbert
Cartie Hinman
Edna Cutler
Preag
David 8. Conant
Lilliat Pearl
Alice Warden
Plorence Rouse
Gustodians
St. Somerville
A. Pierce
Pestumpole Lodge
Birney L. Hall
W. M
Fred H. Dollof
Knights OF Pythias
Auata K
P. Ball
BH. W. Clark
B. Anderson
East Concord
Fred Whipple
Linda
Katie
Mr. Orange Blood
Will
Gilman Bros
State News
Burlington
Georg W. Carpenter
Avert
Bailey
Verdun
Inter
Leavitts Farmers Almanac
Peck Company
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