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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
3
Case brought to physicians and public attention describes a druggist selling a substitute for Nuxated Iron. The article notes consumer confusion between organic iron forms and magnesia iron, urging readers to test health gains after using the substitute and to seek proper iron supplements.
The column cites lines from the Boston Transcript on punctual men and Eve in the garden and from Alcott praising heartfelt books. It reflects a literary note on timing and sincerity in reading and love.
The Evening Caledonian newspaper dated Wednesday June 18 1919 continues in print with its 1837 establishment note and typical coverage era notices and notices of public interest from that period.
Dr. Fitch buys a Buick coupe while Mrs. Harry Clifford assists in Leach and Waterman. Edward Clare of New York and Edward Daley of North Stratford visit friends in town. Mrs. Peter Mailloux travels to Maryland. J. Hamilton Stuart expected from California by the end of June. Mrs. John McLam visits her son John MecLam in Ryegate. Edward Cramton returns from the University of Vermont for summer vacation. Miss Alberta Asselin goes to Worcester to visit Mrs. James Metivier. Mrs. C E Gardner and Mrs. W A Smith visit Littleton. Mrs. C Hill of Worcester visits her son A B Hill in town. Mrs. M Sullivan of East Burke en route to Burlington.
Local notices describe numerous visits and travels across Lyndonville Newport and surrounding towns. Mentions include Bennett on vacation, reunions in Newbury, Elliott family in Portland, and Florence Porter visiting Lyndonville. A 1919 senior class dance is announced for June 1 at the Armory with a dollar price plus tax.
Mrs. Julia Comey and Mrs. James Nicholson head a list of 25 delegates for the Kings Daughters convention to meet at Woodstock in late June. Other attendees include Mrs. Ernest Moore and son Austin Mrs. Patience Nutting and daughter Mildred Mrs. Frank Moore and Mrs. Walter Hatchall of Danville. Notices mention several visits, moves, and engagements among local residents including Norman Michaud’s rheumatic attack and a Los Angeles marriage plan for Miss Josephine Stevens and Walter Smith.
Mrs Woodruff of Burlington and Mrs Scott of Lyndonville visited at Lyman Ortons on Sunday. E W Orton bought several pure bred Holstein cows at the Perdns auction in Hardwick on Tuesday. Saint Saens prodigy learned piano as a child and could name notes heard from all clock chimes in the house.
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