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Newspaper

The Evening Caledonian

Location

Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1919

Page

4

Caledonian issues June 23 1919 local staff and contact

Evening Caledonian of St Johnsbury Vermont lists staff roles editor manager local editor and departments for the June 23 1919 edition. It notes subscription rates and delivery details and credits the Associated Press for news despatches.

Associated Press Caledonian St. Johnsbury W. D. Pelley Chas Lord Alice Massey Robert Mackinnon Florence Rouse W. E. Barrett Raymond Packard Ruth Impey Myles Gilman Arthur Boucher Annie Moran Maurice Barrett

Life’s Dreary Path and Small Town Notes

A local man recalls a four pound salmon and seven five dollar trout on a fishing trip. Gossip covers frost, vacations, wind damage to corn, and town life. The piece critiques crime admiration, legal guilt, and editorials on theft while pondering public morality.

Editorial on Governor's trial delay in Brattleboro Reformer

A Brattleboro Reformer editorial criticizes the slow pace of Governor related trial proceedings. The piece argues the delay harms accountability and public confidence, urging swifter judicial action and clearer timelines.

Brattleboro Reformer

An American Legion push for Vermont towns step up

A Vermont slogan urges an American Legion Post in every town as leaders call for calm during national readjustment. They urge faith in gradual progress, warn against sensational newspaper reports, and note a temporary Vermont leadership team at 159 Church Street Burlington WI with H Nelson Jackson and Joseph H Fountain serving as temporary chair and secretary respectively.

Staes Millineum American Legion Vermont Church Street Burlington H. Nelson Jackson Joseph H. Fountain

American Legion Posts Form In Vermont To Build Membership

Vermont organizers join St Louis efforts to enlist ex servicemen who served from April 6 1917 to November 11 1918. Posts may set dues. one dollar per member per year suggested. The Legion aims to uphold the constitution defend law and foster 100 percent Americanism for World War veterans.

Vermont American Legion St. Louis United States Grand Army of the Republic United States of America

Parents Invited to School Meeting and Program

Parents and friends are invited to a school Parents meeting in the North building on Summer Street this evening. The program features third grade French Folk song in costume, fourth grade Indian polka, fifth grade Japanese drill, sixth grade the Doll Song, a Robe rt Leary concert solo, and violin solos by Benjamin Lerner and Jack Leonard. Attendees may also learn more about the Vocational school at Fairbanks factory.

Summer Street Cormrt Robert Leary Benjamin Lerner Jack Leonard Fairbanks Factory

Palestine Commandery No 5 K T Special Conclave Date and Details

Palestine Commandery No 5 K T holds special conclave Friday evening June 27 at 10 80 Work on the Order of the Temple with light refreshments served Stated conclave Tuesday evening July 8 at 7 40 The commandery has accepted an invitation to parade in full uniform on July 4 to assist in the Welcome Home Celebration for returned soldiers and sailors Willard V Orcutt Commander A M Lang Recorder

Palestine Commandery No. 5 K. T Order of the Temple Willard V. Orcutt Com

Drowned Rev Frost Body Found in Maine Lake

The body of Reverend Joshua M. Frost, who drowned last November during a hunting trip in Maine woods, was recovered Friday. He was former pastor of Grace Methodist Church and beloved in St Johnsbury. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in York, Maine, with burial beside his mother.

Rey Joshua M. Frost Maine Lakes St. Johnsbury York, Me Hell

Is Wilson broke and tax duty sparks national debate

A California property of President Wilson scheduled for tax sale was rescued by a man who paid the arrears, saying it was his patriotic duty. Secretary Tumulty thanked him and he may join the Federal payroll. The idea remains that each man should pay his own taxes.

Graham Laso California Wilson

German cabinet signs new ministers amid peace talks

Reports list new posts for Minister of Posts Herr Giesberts, Colonial Office head Dr Bell, Defense Minister Noske, and Dr Schmidt as Food Minister. Meyer, a Kaufbeuren native, remains without Justice, while Vorwaerts denounces tying peace terms to a plebiscite in West Prussia and abandoning the former German Emperor.

Posts and Herr Giesberts Colonial Office Bell Guntav Noske Pood Schmidt Ministry of Justice Herr Meyer Treasury Department Kaufbeuren Bavaria West Prussia Vorwaerts

Local News Highlights in Greenfield and Surrounding Towns

Visiting families include George Caswell with sng daughter Lil Han in Greenfield and Boston and Bennington. Karl Barretts of Sherbrooke spent the weekend in town. Mrs. R G Cheney attended the funeral of Mrs John Gookin in Lyndonville. Mavis Reed and mother Harold Reed returned to White River Junction after a week with 5 M Reed. weiter

George Caswell Sng Lil Han Greenfield Boston Mass Bennington Karl Barrett Sherbrooke P. Q Town R. G. Cheney Lyndonvile John Gookin Harold Reed Mavis White River Junction Reed Bert Haxpwell George Wheeler Cora Cobleigh Lyndonville Frank Rice Brightlock EB. A. Bemis Alonzo Bemis Island Pond Uute

Animal Disease Costs Farmers Big Losses Annually

The text notes a costly animal disease affecting livestock, with impacts on farmers and the public. It claims leaders have not yet halted epidemics and estimates annual losses around 200 million dollars, urging action and progress in controlling the disease.

Ilkense Aithoutt Vericuitard

Origins of magnet name traced to Magnesia in Asia Minor

Fragmentary notes suggest the word magnet derives from Magnesia, a region in Asia Minor once linked to lodestone. A later claim connects it to the shepherd Magnes who observed magnetic attraction on Mount Tha in Greece, though details are unclear and partially garbled.

Ninenet Magnesia Asia Minor Tina Buen Magnes Mount Tha Greece Nally Innis Shoo

Charcoal Remedies for Teeth and Breath from Old Text

The passage describes using charcoal powder to purify vessels and remove smells, claiming benefits such as whitening teeth and sweetening breath. It mentions purifying laygier titan smells and cleaning the mouth with charcoal powder to improve odor, and notes removing putrid water by charcoal.

Titan Eaery

New England Hall of States welcomes New York volunteers

War Camp Community service volunteers from New York join the Hall of States in welcoming home soldiers. The Hall coordinates hospital work, visitor calls, and caring for veterans with 27 West Cath street activity, connecting communities to aid returning troops and arrange meals, lodging, and outreach through the Society of New England Women and regional committees.

New Moxland Brent Debanketion Margitals New York Yicia Volunth Tha New In Gohan Connecticut New Messipebtrs Vermont Maine Society of New Enihandg Women of Us Joba D. Aingesche Jou Blaien de Noomadtle Elizabeth B. Cr James Wart Warnes New York Colony The Society Tires and Women G Weedbury

Peanut OM and substitutes in peanut oil industry

The article explains substitutes like Tom of hor nut olts for peanut oil, noting it is a highly profitable feature for growers. It cites roughly 10,000,000 tons used yearly in production and describes a traditional process and military terminology used to explain the seed and milling origins.

Lendon

Optimistic Thought From Fragmented Rhetoric

A fragmentary line presents a heroic stance where a figure vows to combat foes, yet the speaker admits no enemy is more than he can satisfy. The odd wording suggests a damaged OCR or archaic diction shaping a single cryptic idea.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evening Caledonian W. D. Pelley Publishing Co., Inc Eastern Avenue Johnsbury, Vt Mary Ann St. J Vriday princi@l Wallingford Jake ETS BY George Hav Aak Sayan Jakes Goodyear Peck Company Russell Concord Pe Ixxii Passumpah Lodge Birney L. Hall W. M Fred H. Dolloi Haswell Royal Arch Bloomfield A. Palmer H. P Knights OF Pythias K. of P. Hell H. W. Clark H. EH Anderson K. R MR. Frost Maine Lake New England Universal Universal Milking Machine Co W. Mound St Columbus Ohio A. E. Counsell & Son St. Johnsbury, Vermont Hlihn
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