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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1919
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a tonic that cools and cleanses a feverish scalp, penetrates to hair roots, and revitalizes every hair. It claims reduced shedding and dandruff after a few applications, with brighter, thicker hair and a low price per bottle.
Barnet news notes Harvey Peps was kicked early in the week leaving him badly injured. Rev. Arthur Gregg attended Intermeltures World Movement meetings in Burlington. Visitors include Mrs. Peed Quimby and others from St Johnsbury. Mrs. Men Bishop visited her daughter. Red Cross decided to suspend meetings in rooms and assign unfinished work. Quilting party planned at Mrs. J. B. Chase’s home under Ladies' Missionary society. a quilt will be completed. Moving pictures to be shown at town hall Thursday evening from seven forty five due to a dance at Odd Fellows hall. Thanksgiving service promised Wednesday evening at the page. all welcome. Miss Amanda Quimby visiting town. Auction Saturday afternoon at Bellow Block. David Adams and others sold household goods, but the block did not sell. Martin Turner bought land on East Barnet Road from David Adams, near T. P. Robie’s pasture. Elmer Roy of St. Johnsbury visited Bayne. Schools closed for Thanksgiving break. Miss Johnson vacationing at Brandon. Mrs. Randall in Sheffield. Rev. Arthur Gregg visited Pitchburg, Massachusetts. Martin Turner discussed cows and horses at his farm. Henry Gadley’s Jerseys test showed 13 cows condemned. A daily saying quoted: To receive honestly is the best thanks for a good thing.
The Walden area mourns John Hanna who died in Danville after decades on the Dennison farm. He leaves a wife and son George with neighbors offering sympathy. Also noted are local health updates, a farm bureau meeting on Nov 26, a new baby for the Cassidy family, a near-accident with a skidding horse, and church service changes due to furnace issues.
A dose of Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours usually breaks up a severe cold and ends grippe misery. The first dose opens blocked nostrils and air passages, stops feverishness sneezing soreness and stiffness and costs only a few cents at drug stores.
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