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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1920
Page
7
An ad promotes Bull Brand feed as a balanced cow ration with 24 protein at 20.5 percent digestible protein and fat, 4.5 percent digestible fat, 504 carbohydrates and 12 fibre. It claims increased milk yield and butterfat without harming cow health, listing ingredients such as dried brewers grain and cottonseed meal. A money back guarantee promises refund if results are unsatisfactory after testing with three or more cows.
A discussion on advertising's early impact cites Gillette and Coca Cola rights gains as examples of publicity driving value. It includes a Vermont State Senate candidate's platform advocating minimal legislation, fiscal prudence, and promoting home economic growth and agricultural development.
The article notes Terbert C. Hoover’s move to seek the Republican nomination, dispelling doubts about his candidacy and party alignment. It describes Republican delegates and the debate over Hoover’s influence, integrity, and potential White House bid amid party dynamics.
A ragged clipping from Rutten Herald and Yon Globe reports on maple syrup and farming issues in Vermont. It notes farmer anxiety, community discussions, and a mix of opinions about subsides, prices, and local status symbols amid a winter period.
A London debate urges severe punishment for profiteers linked to wartime Japan. An account notes a cabinet proposal to impose death for profiteering and critiques government delays, citing a potential large profit and the fear of public unrest if mercy is shown.
In St. Johnsbury a five church pool backs a broader Liberal Litera Church drive while Universalists and Unitarians are urged to scrutinize generosity. The letter warns that only member churches of the Federal Council receive revenue and that the move is a partial community effort, not a full town-wide campaign.
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