Quote Phrases Targeted Editorial Attitudes and Local Beliefs
A satirical passage mocks editors who disagree with a Congressman labeling them Bolsheviki or dumpheels and notes a supposed bias in the Great Licksvutlle press. It contrasts harsher opinions with a pride in rural life including a call for traditional Irish dumplings and pacific local sensibilities.
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Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs C A Noyes Celebrated
Concord celebrates the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C A Noyes with a noon dinner for guests from Lancaster New Hampshire, New York City, and local friends. A reception featured cake and coffee, with gifts including a purse and a letter from Frank Grant of Santa Monica. Mr. Noyes, born 1844, and Mrs. Noyes, born 1851, married in 1869 in Concord.
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C. A. Noyes
Anna Noyes
Brightlock Hospital
St. Johnsbury
Noyes
Rosie Bean
Morley. Mich
Hibbard Smith
Lancaster
Drapery Department Highlights New Decor Options
Ordered family and the strength of the ordered home crystals yet surprisingly durable over draperies of outon and silk quintet or woven in the newest designs and colors awaiting inspection as the hottest suggestions for artistic decoration. Our specialty is making every dollar do the utmost work so a small outlay yields big results. Items waiting inspection in our drapery department.
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Outon
St Hannsbury Watedone Subscription Terms
Public notice outlines subscription options from W D Pelley Publishing Co of St Johnsbury Vermont. It lists one year and six month terms and indicates second class mail status.
Life’s Dreary Path Editorial Echoes Everyday Quirks
An editorial riffs on daily irritations and universal foibles from leaking roofs and gym class to grocery vigilance and a century of mortality. It playfully laments missed phone calls, house painting ambitions, candy sharing, trout rolls, and a chorus of domestic misfits while nudging readers to reflect on tardy trains and flat tires.
Gillett Praised as Next Speaker by Press and Nation
The Springfield Republican lauds Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts as a capable long-serving House member who rises to Speaker with broad-based support. The New York Times similarly endorses him as the right man, able, experienced, and honest, while noting his unique suitability amid partisan compromise.
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Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Springfield
Gillett
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Elland
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Robert C. Winthrop
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Reed
Maine
New York Times
Vermont Sugar Crop Near Half Harvested on West Side
Vermont sugar makers report the west side has harvested more than half the average crop with some estimates reaching two thirds in spots. East side lags by a week or more as sap runs continue amid variable weather. Farmers expect a strong total yield and demand remains high for equipment and syrup, with a barrel of syrup valued as currency.
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Vermont Syrup Company
Essex Junction
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Lamoille
Caledonia
Peace Terms and Hungry Revolt Shape Allied Dilemma
A Paris report warns that defeat or Bolshevik influence could pressure the Peace Conference. Hungarian turmoil may force action, risk German reliance on Bolshevism, and complicate terms with Poland Romania and Serbia as the Council of Ten debates publicity and Polish troop options.
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Hungary
Budapest
Germany
Karl Kautsky
Poland
Rumania
Karolyi
Serbia
Greece
Bulgaria
Europe
United States
Great Britain
Wilson
France
Council of Ten
Grace Methodist pastor to stay as minister next year
At a Grace Methodist church meeting Rev. George A. Martin accepted a call to remain as pastor for the coming year. He had received other offers including one at Bennington and will attend the Vermont Conference in St. Albans before deciding. Parishioners in St. Johnsbury and the church warmly welcome his decision.
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George A. Martin
Martin
Bennington
St. Johnsbury
Mr. Martin
St. Albans
Vermont
New Spring Suits Offer Style and Value
Every man who cares about appearance will appreciate the new Spring Suits. The patterns are unusually attractive and reflect style and individuality. Suits priced from twenty dollars up to forty five dollars for finest quality. Shirts in new colors fit well. Neckwear features beautiful silks and hats that suit you.
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