Deer Killed in Open Zone Near McRae Orchard Castleton Corners
Edward Daniels, living between Castleton Corners and Hubbardton, killed a 200 pound buck in the open-zone near McRae orchard on his property within state fish and game area. Deer have driven others away from the area. Daniels’ hit is the only secured deer so far.
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Edward Daniels
Castleton Corners
Hubbardton
McRae
Daniiels
State Fish and Game
Daniels
Minister Seeks Strength from Goldine Healing Remedy
The Rev. Christian Peterson of Websterville Vermont describes long nervous, kidney and stomach ailments from spinal meningitis and rheumatic pains. He credits Goldine with restoring strength and notes widespread local and county druggists stocking Goldine with dealers listed from Passumpsic to North Concord. Pricing and form details included, urging readers to request Goldine from their local supplier.
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Christian Peterson
Websterville
Barre
Goldine
Peterson
Elina Woods
Johnson
Parmiore Gooeger
Johnson Golding
C. Bingham
Welcome B. Eastman
Frank G. Landry
A. Searles
East Hardwick
Greensboro Road
Sheffield
Wheelock
Lyndon Center
Lyndon
Lyndonville
Burke
West Burke
East Burke
Sutton
Concord
North Concord
Goldline
Burlington Uru Co
Burlington
Gibson-Snow Co
Albany
The Caledonian Staff and publication details
The Caledonian of St. Johnsbury Vermont outlines daily publication with no Sunday edition and provides mailing rates. It lists staff roles including W D Pelley as editor and manager, Chas C Lord local editor, and Alice Massey as reporter, plus office and press staff. It notes Associated Press membership for news despatches and reserved rights for republication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Caledonian
W. D. Pelley
Chas. C. Lord
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
W. E. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles S. Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Beard of Von Tirpitz Shrinks to Stubble After War
A Cleveland Main Dealer dispatch notes Von Tirpitz's famous beard, once a symbol of the German navy, is reduced to stubble as armistice triumphs and Berlin’s upheaval continues. The piece likens the beard to those of Hasan Miller and Walt Whitman, detailing its bragging breadth and its fading prominence amid defeat.
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von Tirpitz
Hasan Miller
Walt Whitman
Berlin
Cleveland
Ninety Three and Works on Farm Tt Anniversary Note
Mr and Mrs Stukeley W Smith of Addison celebrate their 72nd wedding anniversary in the latter part of the month. Mr Smith is 99 and continues to work on the farm where he has lived since age three. The article reflects on human and animal longevity and the burdens of life and self preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herve Shain
Addison
Portrait of a 93 Year Old Farmer at the Great White Way
A writer notes that a 93 year old farmer knows little of city life from watching sensational newspaper pictures. He has likely seen poker, cigars, and cabaret views only in media, while ordinary daily events remain largely unknown to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sten
Bennington ‘Bannor
World democracy as sole basis of peace debated by philosophers
Prof Kenneth Colegrave argues in World's Work that democracy underpins global peace. He contrasts Abbé de Saint Pierre's Project for Perpetual Peace with Rousseau Voltaire and later fears of monarchic tyranny, noting that confederations fail without people’s rights and limits on rulers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Colegrave
Syracuse University
Utrecht
Rousseau
Rous- Renu
Europe
Voltaire
de Saint-Merre
Sernay
That Rocking Chair Shrine in the Windowed Sitting Room
A faded reminiscence on an old rocking chair cherished as a shrine to a mother. The chair, worn and scarred, shaped character through stories, songs, and prayers whispered by children. It stands as a refuge in grief and joy, a tangible link to maternal care and life’s lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Home Journal
Wim
Moffar
Ufe
Sears
Mother
Bexsing
Suffrage Passes Senate and Heads to States for Ratification
Washington reports Congress approved the Susan B Anthony drafted constitutional amendment by a 66 to 40 Senate vote after a 394 to 89 House tally. The measure moves to state legislatures for ratification, needing three fourths. The historic fight spanning over four decades featured Dillingham voting against woman suffrage and a roll call showing party splits and paired members.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Susan B. Anthony
Sargent
California
Capper
Nugent
Phelan
Pittman
Ransdell
Shepard
Smith
Arizona
Stanley
Thomas
Walsh
Massachusetts
Montana
Mount Theodore Roosevelt Dedication Set for July Fourth
Concord Vermont reports a dedication ceremony for Mount Theodore Roosevelt to be held July 4 with anticipated attendance by Colonel Roosevelt's associates, Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, Gifford Pinchot and Secretary Lane. Deadwood pioneers renamed Sheep Mountain in honor of Roosevelt after his death. Invitations issued to Roosevelt friends by Col. Seth Bullock.
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Name Mountain
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosivelt
Black Hills
Deadwood
S. D
Sheep Mountain
Mont
Independence
Irwis
Woman Climbs Mast in Bold Naval Stunt at Bremerton
Mrs Berilia Litv age an employee at the Navy Yard Industrial division scaled the 130 foot mast of the British warship TH M S Lancaster in dock and raised two ensigns. Her colleague Montana Liz Savage from Montana, known for cow boy attire, stood by as the crew cheered the historic act marking the first time an American hug and British flag flew together from a mast in Bremerton, Washington.
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Bremerton
Wash
Berilia Litvage
Navy Yard
TH. M.S. Lancaster
Savage
Montana
Liz
Rutland Men Injured In Fire and Train Incident
Wilfred Elkey of Rutland suffered severe burns to face hands and chest when a gasoline tank in his Ford car ignited as he lit a pipe. The tank cover was off allowing gasoline fumes to ignite. Lee S. Houghton of Rutland was badly hurt after stepping from a train in East Wallingford and striking the back of his head. He required surgery but was in favorable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Elkey
Rutland
Thnis
Lee S. Houghton
East Wallingford
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Sherburne’s Restaurant
House of Correction
Rutnel
Tutland Dear of Aldermen
J. C. Temple
Leavitts Farmers Almanac
The
Peck Company
Evening Caledonian
W. D. Pelley Fishing Co. Inc
Avenue St. Johnsbury, Vt
Pexsumpsic Lodge
Birney L. Hall
W. M
Fred H. Dolloff
Haswell
Royal Arch
Bloomfield A. Palmer
BE. H. P
G. Moore
Sec'y
Palestine Commandery
K. T
Willard V. Orcutt
Com
A.M. Lang
Pythias Reglar
P. Hall
H. W. Clark
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Dillingham
Susan B
Anthony
Borah
Brandesee
Knox
Lodge
McLean
Moses
Wadsworth
Bankhead
Beckham
Dial
Fletcher
Gay
Harrison
Simmons
Maryland
South Carolina
Swanson
Trammell
Underwood
Williams
Wolcott
Senators Ball Wid King
Shields Antinet
Caldey
Townsend
Penrose
Gerry and Johnson
South Dakota
Martin
Gore
Colt
Temereno
Owens
Tobinson
Georgia
Seth
Owen Glass
Abe
Universal Bread Makers
Guernsey
E. N. Randall & CO
Railroad
F. I. Russell
Concord, Vt
East ST. Johnsbury
Bertha Holder
White River Junction
Secretary Board OF Trade
Metropolis
Nettie
Wowmay
Uip
Port
Nettle
Givannic
Ak Disp
T Graham
National Comp
France
N. B. Graham
Aham
N.B.C
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