Newport Local Notes and Accidents Report
Newport locals report F Humphrey going to Ludlow with B H Doyle to the Gill Odd Fellows Home, then visit Springfield Mass. He plans to return home. Work on Renihan Hamblet blocks progresses. Mira Luella Adams from Springfield visits Newport. An auto accident on Mitchell Avenue sent Mrs. Leon E Page to a friend’s home with suspected rib and collarbone injuries. car badly damaged. Various social events include teachers’ tea, seventh grade recital, and visits by Lieut Cobb of Newbury. The W C T U meets June 12 for Flower Mission day. Mrs Agnes Foster leaves Lane and Son store after 14 years. Bert Jones and A H Grout attend to city business. Morty Odd Fellows confer third degree at Island Pond. Clara Collier, missionary, plans return to China. Enosburg beat N H 8 9 to 5 at Newport. Church services listed for Pitat Methodist, First Baptist, and Bible Study events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. F. Humphrey
Ludlow
B. H. Doyle
Lyndonville
Gill Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
State of
Vermont
Mr. Humphrey
Springfield
Mass
Renihan
Hamblet
Fred Sargent
Mira Luella Adams
Newport High School
Mes
Leon E. Page
Coliy
Neweport Center
Willis
Oly
Hamilton Green
R. B. Cobb
Newbury
William Poster
Drown
Agnes Foster
Lane and Son
Bert Jones
Island Pond
A. H. Grout
Taland Pond
J. A. Pragier
Nellie
Cookshire
Que
Fernie Mowry
Hosten
B.A. Cook
Orleans
Carroll Brooks
Ques
Morty Odd Fellows
Tslind Pond
D. R. Stetson
Clara Collier
China
Mix
Arthur Geer
Bible Echo Intendant
P. W. Lawson
First Baptist Church
Newport
H. B. Rankin
Frank O. Cunningham
Bible Study Club
Kingdom of God
Clock Seems To Go Backwards For Me Says Mrs Andrews
Mrs C C Andrews of Barre street Montpelier Vermont says she suffered six months with stomach trouble nervousness dizziness breathlessness and palpitations. She woke nightly at midnight with no sleep and felt as if the clock went backward. Now she uses Goldine a popular remedy sold by many local dealers and druggists. Price one dollar a box tablets one dollar plus laxative twenty five cents. Watch papers for friend’s statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Andrews
Barre Street
Montpetier
Mrs. Andrews
Mary Lalrane
Bingham
Welcome
Eastman
Frank G
Landry
Soares & Co
Stiles
Passumpsic
Barnet
West Barnet
Peachum
East Peacham
Ryegate
East Ryegate
Groton
Danville
West Danville
Walden
South Walden
North Danville
Hardswick
1St Mardwick
Greensboro Bend
Sheffield
Wheelock
Lyndon Center
Lyndon
Lyndonville
Burke
West Burke
East Burke
Sutton
Concord
North Concord
Golding
Burlington Drug Co
Burlington, Vt
Gibson-Snow Co
Albany
N. Y
Tuleranes
Fingerprint detection demo at First Baptist church
Criminal detection by fingerprinting will be demonstrated during an evening sermon at the First Baptist church. The event is linked to a concert planned by the Sunday school of the Miret Baptist and will occur on June 11 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
New York aid brings toys to Jerusalem children
Miss Libby Oppenheim of the American Zionist medical unit describes a toy donation to Palestinian children in Jerusalem and environs. Toys were distributed to Kinderdorfs schools orphanages and two children’s hospitals with an unseen surprise for many youngsters. A six year old asked when they would receive toys while grateful children in hospitals and care homes smiled at the gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Titt
Jerusalem
Phy
Fontball
Tommiles
Gerieri Atleiby
Libby Oppenheim
New York
American Zionist Medical Unlt
Miss Oppenheim
Holy Land
Patherine Supplies Department
Zionist Organization of Anerica
Ahd
Jota
Gel Avi
Queer Myth About Wilson in Austrian Legend
The Vienna Journal reports rural Austrians in Lower Austria and Styria doubting the 1880 assassination of Crown Prince Tudelph of Astra and Countess Veas cera. They claim the coffin was faked and suggest the prince fled, tying a future Austria to a legend that Wilson will save the country if he is Crown Prince Rudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Journal
Lower Austria
Styria
Tudelph of
Astra
Moyerting
Baden
Veascera
Crown Prince
Will Nibered
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Austria
Wilson
Rudo
Ausirta
Cotton Gin for Zululand Opens at Amatikulu
Vice Consul Charten J. Pixar reports Cape Town that Zululand’s first cotton gin has started at Amatikulu after a year of prep. The American plant handles 1,500 to 2,000 pounds of lint per eight hours, seen as a key step for local growers. Government experts anticipate rapid development in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zululand
Charten J. Pixar
Cape Town
Amatikuiu
Itie
Sonelni
Steel and iron types described in early metallurgy text
The passage explains Stel and tron as hammered alloys formed without eniclifig, made hard by rapid heating and cooling. It contrasts wrought iron with steel for carbon content and hardness, noting cast iron is brittle and wears easily, while wrought iron is less carbon rich and differs from steel in toughness.
Belgrade's Return After War Destruction and Hope
Belgrade, once a shining center with modern comforts, lies shattered by war. Citizens flee demand safety while many return to wrecked homes. Amid rubble they rebuild faith in a brighter era for the capital and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Serbia
dugo-Slavia
London
A Cly
Telgrad
Stapoote
Protect the Song Birds in the War on Insects
An article by Jack Minor argues for wildlife protection, using the robin as emblem of winged allies in defending gardens and crops. He cites a boy with a 22 rifle killing robins and the robin’s role in eradicating cutworms and saving tomato plants, urging preservation to safeguard agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Minor
Fle
Reneader
Robin
Loy Ping
Pieks
Anyon
le Tt
Montreal Herald
Soldier Widow Seeks Job For Returned Private
In New York a government employment agent receives a letter from a widow offering to hire a dead soldier's husband for a job. The letter asks for a living husband to pretend for the soldier’s country. A young Private arrives, reveals he is single and wants work as a carpenter, and is hired after a quick test. The operator gets a call confirming the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bela Co
Tkwhit Finn
New York City
United States
Gordon Sawyer
Sawyer
Twm
Mr. Sawyer
TURNED VESSEL INTO SHOP ON BOARD BORODINO
A war time secret revealed as Victoria docks in London housed the Borodino turned shop serving the Grand Fleet. Chartered by Junior Army and Navy Stores, it offered luxuries to sailors including chocolates soaps books and fresh meat. The ship drew about five thousand dollars weekly in sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Focks
London
Army
Grand Fleet
Borodino
Tere
Hirber
Goody
Tfe
Senna
Ministry of Mirth and a Laughing Nation
In London the Rev H J Chapman a member of the London county council proposes a ministry of mirth headed by an ideal chief to improve England's theatre scene. He calls himself an irreconcilable optimist and hints at editing a new edition of Demokritos of Abdera. Also noted: The War Garden Victoriaus foresees continued home food production with Charles Lathrop Pack distributing a War Garden record. In Long Beach a ventriloquist's act ends in a fatal mishap as a crate containing a body is dropped during unloading. Police Sergeant Clyde Allen corroborates the strange incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London County Council
H. J. Chapman
Old London
Savoy Chapel
Strand
Morning Post
Chapman
Demokritos
Abdera
United States
Victory Gardens
Hbrarles
Hbrarles, Garden Coumulttees
Charles Lathrop Pack
National War Garden Commission
Andrew J. Wilson
Cal, Transfer Company
Middle West
Wilson
Clyde Allen
Long Beach
Couple Misled Into Self Spousal Ceremony
A Winchester county clerk reports a young couple, both aged twenty five, believed they were legally married after being told by a clerk that the ceremony occurred elsewhere. They presented a marriage certificate from another office, and the recorder, confirming they were not married, arranged for a justice of the peace to perform the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Raunty
Justice of the Peace
New York
Thes
Extinct Grizzly Skulls Mapped by Smithsonian Corps
The Smithsonian Institution in Washington classifies two grizzly skulls from San Jose foothills California showing a distinct extinct grizzly lineage once roamed Alum Rock and Mount Hamilton. Dr C Hart Merriman collected the skulls from bears killed over fifty years ago by Clark Hubbard a pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foothilla
San Jose
California
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Alum Rock
Mount Hamilton Vinges
C. Hart Merriman
Clark Hubbard
Derriman
Doctor Merriman
Chromokipkipa Mystery At New Jersey Estate
Edward R. B. Hewitt of New York, a science enthusiast with a large New Jersey estate, hosted a social lawn fete years ago. He dyed White Leghorn fowls in red blue yellow and green, claiming they were Chromokipkipa and that eggs could fetch $50 a dozen. Buyers sent checks for settings but inquiries persisted until the dyeing method was explained and purchases stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward RB. Hewitt
New York
New Jersey
Little Journal
Woualdy
Also Mentioned on This Page
City of
E. F. Humphrey
Humphrey’s
NEW Star Restaurant
Rudolph
Lonely Widow
Government Employment Bureau
Scapa Flow
Willard
Willard Service
ST. Johnsbury Storage Battery CO
Authorized
Portland Street
St. Johnsbury, VI
Leavitt
White Mountain
Arctic
Next Express
The
Peck Company
Home Relief Laboratories
Malden
Stiles’ Drug Store
C. C. Bingham
A. B. Noyes Insurance Agency
Citizens Bank
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