Evening Caledonian May 28 1919 St Johnsbury Vermont news
The 1919 May 28 edition of the Evening Caledonian from St Johnsbury Vermont includes staff credits and contact details. It lists editors, reporters, and office staff under W. D. Pelley and notes circulation and government prepublication rights. The issue date is Wednesday May 28 1919.
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St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Caledonian
W. D. Pelley
Chas. C. Lord
Alice Massey
Robert Mackinnon
Florence Rouse
Margaret Robie
W. E. Barrett
Raymond Packard
Ruth Impey
Myles S. Gilman
Arthur Boucher
Annie Moran
Maurice Barrett
Arethusa Flagship Tells Of St Johnsbury Youth Yeoman
The Arethusa, flagship of a 40-ship sub chaser flotilla, arrives at Charleston. Amos B. Carpenter of St Johnsbury serves as chief yeoman aboard, with Lieut. Commander W. R. Kennedy in command and decades of naval service behind him. The ship has fought submarines, fired at U boats, and endured accidents including oil leaks and a ram by a submarine. The flotilla’s return aroused great public excitement at the water front.
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Charleston
S. C
Arethusa
St. Johnsbury
Amos B. Carpenter
W. R. Kennedy
Atlantic
Unclear text fragment offers stray phrases and words
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled phrases about social conduct and boasting and metalanguage. No identifiable people events places or dates are discernible. The passage lacks coherent narrative or verifiable entities to summarize as a news item.
Fragmented Old Story menu described with odd dishes
An early clipping notes a stray restaurant menu with garbled wording and misspellings. It mentions pear salad with pomegranate and Thousand Island dressing, presented as a grand rapid or grand rapids style but the text is unclear.
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Grand Rapide Press
German Counter Peace Proposals At 14 Points Debate
German counter proposals to the peace treaty challenge the validity of Wilsons fourteen points and claim abandonment would force a dictated peace. The piece notes conflicts between the treaty draft and prior assurances as it outlines legal breaches and international right.
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Berlin
Wilson
Americans Reach Europe In First Transatlantic Air Flight
The NC-4 seaplane, led by Commander Read, completed the voyage from the Azores to Lisbon in nine hours and four minutes, making the first heavier than air crossing of the Atlantic. The craft averaged 82.14 mph on the 800 mile leg and 72 mph overall since leaving Rockaway, with five legs totaling about 3150 miles. Naval leaders and Secretary Daniels hailed the milestone as proof of careful planning and a historic achievement for the U.S. Navy.
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Azores
Portugal
Atlantic
Read
Ponta Delgate
Lisbon
Rockaway
Horta
Ponta Delgada
Plymouth
Eng
Chathany Naval Station
Massachusetts
Naval
Navy
Daniels
Washington
NC-4
Danielsy
Com. Read
Albert C. Read
Plunkett
U. S
Rochester
Europe
Josepius Daniels
What Is a Mofussil
The text defines mofussil as the moving or distant districts away from towns. It describes the Ganges delta as land formed at the river mouth in India with rich soil. The phrase refers to the fertile regions away from the capital or heart of settlement.
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Movinehil
Tient
Gangette Delta
Ganges
India
Mixing Tobacco Traditions Sparks Public Interest
A fragment describes a man from Lanitont mixing light and dark tobacco to create a new blend. He reportedly tested the mixture in private, sharing a sample with a friend who observed it in a tin, causing a notable reaction among onlookers.
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Dino
Guilford Farmer Pleads Guilty To Short Trout Violation
In Brattleboro municipal court W Higley pleaded guilty to taking a short trout and paid 111 dollars total. Judge Cudworth imposed 10 dollar main fine plus 5 dollars per short trout, with Higley handing over two 50 dollar bills and a 20 dollar bill for change. State’s Attorney Gibson and Warden Metcalf testified to possession of 18 trout of legal length. fined 10 and 5 per short trout as required.
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Brattlehore
W. &. Higley
Guilford
A. R. Cudworth
Higley
Chase & Hutches
Gibson
Fish and Game
Metcalf
Palestine Commandery K T Conclave Announces Memorial Day Parade
Palestine Commandery No. 5 K T issues notice for a special conclave Friday May 0 at 12 noon to plan participation in the Memorial Day Parade at 1 PM Stated conclave scheduled Tuesday June 10 at 7 20 PM Willard V Orcutt Commander A M Lang Recorder set the meeting locations and times for official business
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Palestine Commandery
K. T
Willard V. Orcutt
A.M. Lang
Women of Caledonia County Laud Liberty Loan Effort
Mrs Alvin W Flint thanks town chairmen and the county women for outstanding support in the Fifth Liberty Loan drive. She notes early completion with Caledonia County first in the state to align town chairs and praises house to house canvassing and cooperative effort between women and men. County chairman expresses pride in the women’s committee and workers.
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Alvin W. Flint
Caledonia County
Alphabet Letter Counts Across World Languages
Fragmented list notes varying letter counts in languages. Mentions English twenty six and mentions many other language scripts with inconsistent figures. Includes references to French Cre tian Spanish German Slavic Greek Hebrew Arabic Persian and others with unclear numbers.
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Josh
Laziness Among Todas Reported in India
The Todas of India are described as very lazy, with men sharing a wife for support and assigning household duties to her. The community allegedly follows a simplified life where individuals do only what they understand and little else is done.
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India
Glass repair recipe from fragmented text
The article fragment describes mending broken glass items by coating shards with a gelatin mixture and a resin like thix, pressing together, and curing in direct sunlight for several hours. It mentions items such as tumblers dishes blades and fruit dishes in a torn note.
Colors Come to Vermont Regimental Colors Return from War
General Johnson holds the regimental colors of the 362nd field artillery and Vermont may receive three or more regimental colors. Major Munsell argues the 1034 machine gun battalion colors belong to Vermont due to funding by Vermont soldiers. Efforts will seek colors for the 1st ammunition train for both service numbers and purchase funds.
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Hr. T. Johneen Nas
362Nd Field Artillery
Hhis
State House
Vermont
202Nd Field Artilley
France
Camp Devens
Munsell
General Johnson
W H M S Group Meeting at Grace Church
Woman's Home Missionary societies of Caledonia County met at Grace Methodist Church with morning and afternoon sessions. Officers were elected including President Helen Welch and Vice President Fred Clifford. Delegations from Lyndonville attended along with Field Secretary Mrs. Converse.
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Grace Methodist Church
Woman's Home Missionary Societies of
Caledonia County
Herbert’ Lougee
C. A Converse
W. C. Rodlitt
C. A. Converse
Helen Welch
Fred Clifford
A. F. Houghton
Walter
Hickland
Lyndonville
Converse
Maine Officials Visit Augusta to Review State Financial System
Vermont officials led by State treasurer W. Scott and auditor Benjamin Gates traveled to Augusta to examine Pine Tree State finances. Deputy treasurer Thomas Cave Jr and book-keeper Wallace Jour joined the delegation to assess the system and report to the board.
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Vermont
Augusta
Pine Tree
Vermont May Change Voting System to Maine Model
Vermont committee adopts changes to election procedures driven by recent legislation. The Maine system becomes the newest reference among systems in the county, with officials believing it can be implemented more effectively than others previously used.
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Vermont
Maine
Cleaning an Unirella Mystery Text
Fragmentary historical note describes a practice involving washing a vessel with water and inked markings. The passage mentions a hall, sponges, and a ritual action attributed to a named event or figure, with unclear sequence and objectives.
Carpenter Says He Didn t Have a Picnic
M Holton of Cummings St Montpelier VI, a well known carpenter, says he suffered kidney trouble and rheumatism for four years with joints and muscles painful and chronic cough. He credits Goldine with improving his condition and lists local dealers and wholesale sources across Vermont and nearby states.
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M. Holton
Cummings St
Montpelier
Holden
Golding
C. Bingham
Welcome 5
Eastman
Frank G. Landry
G. A
Seatles & Co
Stiles
Passumpsic
Barnet
West Barnet
Peacham
East Peacham
Ryelle
East Ryegate
Groton
Danville
West Danville
Walden
South Walden
North Danville
Hardwick
East Hardwick
Greensboro Bend
Sheffield
Wheelock
Lyndon Center
Lyndon
Lyndonville
Burke
West Burke
East Burke
Sutton
Concord
North Concord
Goldine
Burlington Drag Co
Burlington
Gibson-Snow Co
Albany
N.Y
Tylienberg
Lax
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Ape C. G
Anderson
Alvin W
Flint
Chaiman
302Nd Field Artillery
76Th Division
W. H. M. S. Group Meeting
Anim T. P. Frost
Barre Mission
Sarah D. Church
Edwina Blodgett
Oscar M. Cummings
STOUT
Nidal Sta Ie
Raefee
Carpenter
Juliue Huboyle
Shenmulion
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Peck Company
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