Evening Caledonian Publisher Notes Stalled Subscriptions
The notice lists the Evening Caledonian Publishing Co with editors Herbert A Smith and Richard D Howe in Newport and St Johnsbury Vermont. It details subscription rates by mail four dollars yearly two dollars for six months one dollar for three months and carrier delivery in St Johnsbury at sixty cents monthly. Subscriptions must be prepaid per government orders.
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Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
Eastern Avenue
Herbert. A. Smith
Newport
Richard D. Howe
St. Johnsbury
Sunny Squiblets Spelling Schools Revived in Ru...
The Caledonian Record bets on Grandmother and Aunt Dety against college students. An Internal Revenue ruling on poker writings implies the kitty is taxable. Kansas sets an industrial court to avert strikes. A kid element seeks ten cents an hour for yard cleanup, with garden plans starting now. Bud Dad notes a jet dad helping with garden care through hot weather.
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Ruyal
Detyns
Kansas
Bud Dad
Trainor in the field for Congress in Vermont's district
Raymond Trainor of St Johnsbury, a former lawyer who moved to White River Junction, announces his candidacy for Congress as a local option candidate. He backs re submission of the eighteenth amendment and repeal of the Volstead Act. Captain B W Gibson also declares a run in the same district, drawing interest from many. HOME LIFE In cities, crowded apartments erode home life as work and diversions take time away. In smaller towns, homes remain havens though constant activity challenges family togetherness and quiet evenings by the lamp.
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B W. Gibson
Brattleboro
Congress
Diversions Challenge Domestic Life In Our Towns
People spend much time in entertainments and cannot be forced to abandon such diversions by negative programs. Singing gymnastics sports and games provide outlets for vigorous action and must be substituted for. The home circle remains the median through which one generation upholds standards. In towns like ours many pleasant diversions compete with home life yet many households fail to attain noble ideals.
Yankee Backsliders Lose In Liquor Fight Across New England
In a sweeping piece, the New York Times laments a New England moral decline as Vermont towns vote on liquor licenses amid the Eighteenth Amendment era. Massachusetts cities like Rockport and Brookline shift wet, while Rutland and Rutland Herald note similar reversals. The piece contrasts Prohibition’s hoped for strength with rising consumption and cultural shift across the region.
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New York Times
Cruikshank
Hoover
Green Mountains
Vermont
Rutland
St. Albans
Montpeliey
Massachusetts
Brick Valley
Natick
The
Shoes
Henry Wilsory
Rockport
New England
State faces future of dependent children care in reform plan
The text argues for probation and oversight of women and their children, asserting that placing neglected offspring in good homes improves future citizenship. It notes how legislature will likely confront increased demand for state intervention for dependents and defective children, and questions parental responsibility.
Fine Work at St Johnsbury Museum Noted for Bird Study
The Ruthind Herald reports St Johnsbury Museum has long excelled in natum study of local fauna and flora. Despite severe weather observers still record pine grosbeaks pine siskins and other birds including grosbeaks and a belated crow. How many people can identify the first named birds?
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Ruthind Herald
St. Johnsbury Museum
Snowshoes Used Creatively In Vermont Winter Storm
Vermont report notes snowshoes repurposed during last week’s heavy storm in Windham county. A wedding reached by toboggan with guests on snowshoes, a Springfield milk dealer delivered by snowshoe, and a Wells River doctor made rounds the day after the storm traveling between houses on snowshoes.
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Vermont
Windham County
Springfield
General strike spreads in Bavaria in threat to halt negotiations
A late news bulletin reports a general strike in Munich called March 22 and an expected spread across Bavaria unless negotiations succeed. The disruption follows calls to halt economic activity amid mounting tension.
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Bavaria
Stuttgart
I Munich
Thirteen Injured As CN Express Leaves Rails Near Yarmouth
Thirteen people were injured when the eastbound Hulk express pulled Pullman and first class coach derailed and left the tracks at a Canadian National line near Yarmouth Nova Scotia.
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Yarmouth
N. S
Canadian National Railway
Open Shop Upheld by Supreme Court Boston
March 22 The open shop ruling was upheld by the full bench of the Supreme Court today. The court ordered a permanent injunction against photo-engravers Tocul can international unions restraining interference with the business of Wright & Co. and the Folsom Engraving Co. The refusal of the companies to operate shops on a closed basis led to a widespread strike.
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Open Shop
Supreme Court Boston
Supreme Court
The
Cour
Toculcan International
Wright & Co
Folsom. Engraving Co
Laymen's League Holds First Schoolhouse Service
The Laymen's League held its first schoolhouse meeting Sunday at Portland Street School with about 75 attendees. A quarter were children. an address to children is planned for next Sunday. Fred Kt. Clifford led, Charles A. Shields led singing, Mrs. Clark at the piano, and speakers from Baptist Advent North and Methodist churches attended.
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Portland Street
Fred Kt. Clifford
Charles A. Shields
Clark
Charles Wright
Baptist Church
H. Hi, Down
Advent Church
Smith
North Church
W. B. Stevenson
Methodist Church
Chiles A. Shields
Death of William Higgins on Sunday Evening
William Higgins died at his home at the head of Concord Avenue Sunday evening after an illness of about six weeks. He was born in this town and was 84 years and 10 months old. He leaves three children Albert J. Higgins Miss Ellie B. Higgins and Charles H. Higgins of Arlington Massachusetts. The funeral will be held at his home on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. Mr Richards.
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William Higgins
Concord Avenue
Thic Town
Alde
Albert J. Higgins
Ellie B. Higgin
Charles H. Higgins
Arlington
Mass
Mi Richards
Optimistic Thought or Open Enemy Versus Weering Friend
A compact aphorism contrasts choosing an open adversary over a deceptive ally. It argues that frank opposition is preferable to a friend who betrays trust as a hidden foe in disguise.
Untitled Historical Fragment From Local Page
Fragmentary OCR text references a freewheeling scene with names and phrases. It mentions a Miss Karl, Betty, and Americus in a famine context, but the passage is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical segments. The readable bits hint at a theatrical or anecdotal piece without clear events or dates.
Death of I G Marshall at Hospital
Obituary notes the death of I G Marshall at a local hospital. He was a well known lay preacher and community helper who visited friends, gave gifts, and supported others. He attempted to recite scripture and sang near his end, expressing faith in a better land.
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I. G. Marshall
Marshall
American Legion Honors Dead Comrades
Comrades honored for sacrifice with certificates to relatives of William Knapp George Dupuis Arthur Birch Wendell Lord Arthur Denceayeaux Albert Audette Freeman Priest Henry Rivers Walter Moore Neil Morgan Clarence Kendall Hubert Knox McLain Ray Bailey Ludger Tousant William Hoge Raymond Ratehelder Frank West Harold Ladd Louis Cheney Albert Stenson Arthur Burt Martin Herron as service flags and community drives highlighted devotion to cherished institutions and a France memory certificate.
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Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Jesus
Powell
Leys
St. Johnsbury
C. C. Land
Ada J. Covcorin
Fitzdale C A
Morgan
Academy Glee Club
Harold Guy Don Scott
President de la Republique
R. Poincare
William Knapp
George Dupuis
Arthur Birch
Wendell Lord
Arthur Denceayeaux
Albert Audette
Freeman Priest
Henry Rivers
Walter Moore
Neil Morgan
Clarence Kendall
Hubert Knox McLain
Ray C. Bailey
Ludger Tousant
William Hoge
Raymond Ratehelder
Frank West
Harold Ladd
Louis Cheney
Albert Stenson
Arthur Burt
Martin Herron
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