Newport locals and veterans parade in Trasburg memories
Mrs Sarah Willowshby Calvert of ham New Hampshire visits sister Mrs Frank Mills. Orleans County Veterans Association annual meeting in Trasburg praised as one of the most successful gatherings. Newport delegation from Baxter Post 01 of GA traveled by auto, with a grand parade of school children, fire department and American Legion members. Mrs Sleeper spoke on loyalty, noting JFROC helped pass legislation to tie the flag for public use. Marriage announced for Marjorie Hils to John Ballard Hawkes of New York City with home to friends after November 11 in New York. Miller of Beebe Quebec reassigned to Newport as Canadian inspector of customs.
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Sarah Willowshby Calvert
Ham
N. H
Frank Mills
Orleans County Veterans’ Association
Trasburg
Newport
Baxter Post
W.R
Auto
Beisburg W. Cet. U
American Legion
GA. R
W. Fc
Miter Dusial HH. Grout
A. 8S. Sleeper
Whole family praises Tanlac in dramatic testimonial
A Manchester New Hampshire student Germaine Mourde declares Tanlac revived her health after illness from overwork. She describes loss of appetite, nerves and fatigue, noting improvement after using Tanlac and says family members followed suit. Tanlac sold in St Johnsbury by Landry's Drug Store and Burke by Chas. H. Coburn.
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Tanlac
Mise
Germaine Mourde
Straw School of
Manchester
N.hs
Orange St
Tanlue
St. Johnsbury
Landry
Diugsore
Burke
Chas. H. Coburn
Cottages Fill Lake Shores as Johnsonia University Routs Expand
The Lake Shores area sees rapid cottage use as Bagle Point Route plans for Johnsonia University advance. Local residents like Ka J. Smith and Susin Mooney in Boston report electrification and recent outings. Family life centers on visits, health updates at the Western Hospital, and ongoing ties to community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagle Point
Johnsonia University
A.M. Owen
St Mark's parish holds special meeting elects two officials
At a parish gathering in St Mark's Church Vincent Jones and Robert Taylor were chosen to fill vacancies. Other notes mention Mrs. George Gilchwist visiting Camp Quin Hier, Mrs. Dede and Mise ilvlieit in Eastor, and various locals traveling, visiting, or attending events. The text records community movements, names, and brief notes on injuries, funerals, and school affairs.
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St. Mark's
Vincent Jones
Robert Taylor
Leslie Monpor
Mudderlow
George Gilchwist
Towle
Dede
Mise Ilvlieit
Eastor
Mes
Will Case
Hester
Myron Butler
Einy
A. W. Livingston
Boston
Northonetoent University
Dax Frederick King
Mbert Walton
Walter Kim
Springfeld
Predevick
Sprinchiolt
Une
Mareld Kemeison
Smay
Pr. Clearhy
Aigspitel
Orlina
Moe
Haney Shaw
Parney
Mos
Charles Norris
Covents
AL Cook
Orluane
Dane
Camp Vermont
Padian Point
Chane Nadas
Ali
C. A. Nadeat
Coventry
Mondey Movnine
St. Catholic Church
J. He. Bua
Charles M. Bai
Dr E E Violette At Chautauqua Delivers Noted Lecture
Dr E E Violette appears as a leading Chautauqua lecturer on the third day, offering an adaptation of his famous Sunset Pearl lecture. The talk promises oratory with plain sense and insightful observations of people, places, and things from his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Violette
Violette
St John’s Bread Named Earol in Holy Land
Fragmentary notes describe St John’s Bread as a plant linked to biblical locust and wild honey imagery and purportedly widespread cultivation. The text is unclear about the exact identification or location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Esting
Wanted Help Wanted at Newport Businesses
Wanted experienced or unexperienced for clothing and other work. Apply at Herald Mail Newport. No washing. Good wages. Tel 241-4. WANTED waitress and bartender girl at Newport House Newport VI. Highest wages. Apply A. Mi Spe BaDt.
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American
Newport
Herald Mail
Newport House
Dishpan Prayer Aids Salvation Army Leader’s Relief Effort
A Salvation Army major on New York City’s East Side prayed for funds to buy a dishpan for her Cherry Street Slam Settlement and Nursery. She collected coins on the streets and with helpers sought donations, explaining poverty spurred the need for a large dishpan despite scarce money.
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Jenole Ward
Cherry Street
New York
East Side
Yish
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U.S. Public Health Service
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American Library Association
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P.P. Claxton
Tay
Tr. Mott
Ch. M. Schwab
Ete
Vermont Advisory Council
Joy
P. W. Clement
Livut- Soy
M.S. Stone
W. W. Slack
M. B. Hillegis
Thgalls
K . B Flint
Frank L Brooks
James Turtness
James P Taylor
J. M. Thomas
Byron N
Rebecca W. Wright
Montpelier
Charles F. Lowe
Montpelier Savings Banl and Trust Co
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Gladys Crown Merman
Gilman and
Hubert Pierce
News ‘Port High School
Williane Aml Smith
Bierce
Misebucutts Pao
Vermont Bay
Travers
Greenfield
Mies
Audrey Trave Mix
Bertha Tarnen
Bury
Down
Ward
Evison Webster Oy Nashua
BE. M, Scott
Robin Taylors House
Jiba J
Ate Sponr
Chadore
North Carnting
J. Fortion
Tury
P. Que
Goodyear
Goodyear Tires
Ford
Chevrolet
Dort
Maxwell
The
Peck Co
Johnsbury
R. R. Street, St
Newport Busi
Leo H. Mclver
Renihanalneke
Newport, Vt
Harry F. Hamilton
Campbell Hospital
Gilmac's
Mowe & Stowe Real Estate
Koot
Circus
Chautauquas
Chautauqua
Tomouth
Salvation Army
Alang
Jennie Ward
Foie Press
Peiet
Nsw
Faye
Bor Hyatt
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