Extra Long Wear From Shoes Extra Long Wear From Shoes
T. D. Collins of Oolala Hawaii claims Neslin Soles offer remarkable durability after wearing two pairs for thirty three months. He says they withstood heat at Kilauea crater with only slight wear. Goodyear makes Neslin Soles and related footwear components. claim long wear and waterproof comfort.
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T. D. Collins
Oolala
Hawaii
Kilauea
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Comony
Akron
Ohio
Arso
Local residents attend dental work and report on community news
Nealin Sales Mex, Roy Bickford and Mrs A B Weed traveled to Orleans for dental work. Several residents reported illness from distemper and other ailments. Local church services planned for Sunday at eleven. Unity Council, I.O.L. reports twenty six new members in March. Visitors and travels recur through Lyndonville, St Johnsbury, Newport, and Orleans with many relatives and friends noted. Continuous social updates include visits, returns from trips, and hospital or home care for several residents.
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Sap
Charles Kimball
Lyndonville
Thomas McCundach
E. B. Chase
Willliam Jeffers
Katharine Brown
St. Johnsbury
W. 5. Brockpent
Miunk C. French
George Stoddard
Ken. Fred
Feacham
North Haverhill
N. H
Samuel Holmes
Harriet Elliott
St. Johnsbury Academy
Ledux Elliott
U. V. Moors
Lilla Tibby
Marjorie Albee
Newport
Orleans
Lyndon Institute
Tk. A
Eituteston
Wweitimg
Mes
Shute
Newark Wien
Davies
Martha Welch
Leighton Pos
Roy Smith
Tly
Heklin
Sind
Mys
Boyt Sherburn
Vostel
Lydy Conbiens
Baldiwinwite
Mass
Fae
Miss A Gillan
Mis
Gilbert
Hauke
Cnie
DeHhat
Phar
Harold Phillipe
Prk
Pretty Peyiy
St. Johnsbues
Privih
Festus Kendall
Matall
James Lange
Carl
Lincoln
Willard
Rewin Daniels
Paul Jones
Harris Efnkins
A. B. Colby
Moyle Core
Frank Temple
Joseph King
Rumney
Rose B. Root
Bright
Tose B. Barker
Sutton
He. F. Rowk
Marjorie
Thin
Iirge Eirele
J. Q. Angell
Wendmont
Oliver Jennosa
Forgotten Author Lambert Lilly Schoolmaster pen name
Francis Lister Fawkes, prominent New York Episcopalian divine born 1798 in New Bern North Carolina died 1840 in New Bern. He used pseudonyms Prater Protestant Episcopatian and Uncle Philip. His work The Early History of the Southern States appeared under Lambert Lilly Schoolmaster in 188%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Lilly
Francis Lister Fawkes
New York
Dr Hawkes
New Berne
N.C
City
Prater
Protestant Episcopatian
Philip
Foley's Honey and Tar Saved Me From influenza
A. A. McNeese of High Point Georgia recalls a severe spring cold that nearly became influenza. After trying many medicines he found relief from the first dose of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and fever bottles, noting the phlegm and cough cleared.
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A. A. McNeese
High Point
Foley
Conference Appointments and Centenary Plans Covered
A Vermont and New England Methodist conference session details appointments, committees, and a large centenary campaign to raise 108000 for world missionary work. The program includes Bishop Leete addresses, Montpelier Seminary banquet, ordination of pastors, and a report on pledges and finances. Names of many towns, churches, and clergy are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toliselits
Prees
W. T. Bost
Inter-Ehareh “Federation Council
Iletrict Uperintendeity
A. Dane
Biatthidaia
Bom
Dow Teale Furl
Avon Ventenary Council
Boston
Richford
G. L. Wells
Barnard
Bishop Leete
I. Chester Woyt
F. A. Bagwell
Adams
Mass
Reading
M. A. Turner
G. He Lock
E. L. Gooddar
Robert
Misa Mildred Maymond
Montpelier Seminary
Ruth Leach
Prin. J. Ri. Hateh
Hazel Miles
Paul Hateh
Local notices and meetings fill town page highlights
The town calendar lists committees appointed and members named including the Universal drives financial committee and membership group. Social events are noted with a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Georgenult in honor of their son, plus a regular Adsh Chapter meeting for officer elections. Community updates include visits, church events, school receipts, and residents traveling or ill with several names and dates scattered through the report.
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B. Cutting
Russelly
Luvin
Woodbury
J. Maglinis
Alefray Enhet
Charles Howswove
Allin
Gerd Dini
EH Havin
C. H Gulting
Ad. Lyon
W. Co Pratt
Nicob Richardeon
G. Hy
Hastings
Innis
Allee
Rehards
T. Reed
Wi MH
Bazin
L. Reed
Mos 2d
Maetania
Alfred Georgenult
Universitiat
Pred Smith
Barre
George Smith
Itey
G. S. Smith
St. Albans
M. B
Trusx and Fitch
Arthur Graves
David Morter
Edith Brooksie
St. Johnsbury
Regula
Moore River Lodge
A. M
W. M
Jacob Tichirdson, Jr
S. W. PF
Russell
Burle C. Lewi
William B. Houston
Wirwin A. Gray
D. P. Streeter
Henry B. Morrson
George MH. Mavis
Earl H. Kennerson
George H. Hastings
Clarence F. Gcutting Marshal
Tyler
Carley Russell
Carrie Damon
East St. Johnsbury
Alice G. Teed
Johnsbury
Claude Miltimer
Willard Ball
Moston
Walter J. Chaplin
Chaplin
Westport
N. Y
George LeCleree
Fred Gooodveault
Aloe LeClerc
Goodreault
Fred Goodreault, Jr
Bt Johnsbury
Charles Tranean Goodreault
New Jersey
Puebla
Camp Devens
Dorothy Goodreault
Hartford
Conn
Florence Hadgdon
Guildhall
David Morton
Flora Boucher
Lunenbusss
Carl Kenerson
John Parker
Suniity
Alice E. Parker
Helen Parker
True Montgomery
W. T. Reed
P. J. Macinnis
Alica Reed
Words That Mean Much In Lincoln Speech Parody
The North American Review critiques how lofty phrases in Lincoln's Gettysburg Address translate in prose and verse, arguing that words like immortality and deathlessness resist direct equivalence to longer expressions. The piece discusses poetic substitutes and the challenge of capturing monumental rhetoric in different forms.
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Lincoln
Lowell
North American Review
Local Social Notes From Peacham and Danville
Harvey F R Moore is very ill with ton wilitix while friends report Walter Hatch is improving and due home soon. Vin Gookin cares for Morse of Dunville as Mary and John McGill visit Wilbur Blodgett in Peacham. Gordon Hovey sees Gemyo Ram sey in Burnet with My and Mrs Joe Berard at Will Woodward's. Ed and Earl Moore visit Mayland Moore on Sunday. Patience Nutting and daughter Mildred spend Sunday with Wallace Nutting in Danville. Alen Bartlett buys a pasture and lumber pot from Stocker Brothers. Lille Mildred Nutting celebrated her third birthday with a party.
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F. R. Moore
Tonwilitix
Walter Hatch
Vin Gookin
Mr. Morse
Dunville
Mary
John McGill
Wilbur Blodgett
Peacham
Gordon Hovey
Gemyo Ramsey
Burnet
Joe Berard
Will Woodward
Earl Moore
Mayland Moore
Patience Nutting
Mildred
Wallace Nutting
Danville
Alen Bartlett
Mrothers
Lille Mildred Nutting
William Clement
Frank Lemos Weilhontiy
Eva Wiieloe
Haivy
Mien
Lunnivai
Viecury
Hate Viet Hisiley
Wugene Fournioy
St. Johnebury Ward
W. H. Oiford
Allies Davison
Boston
New York
St. Johnebuy
May
Sias Handall
Cecil MacAulay
Robert
Jas
Kirby
Hylon Joyce
Gainig
Orn Drew
Jasper Rutledge
Woodsville
George Drew
B. A. Langimald
Misa Eva Powers
Lyndon
Max Elizabeth Foshey
St. John
Bury
Charles Drew
Elmer Hooker
Townsbury
Nur Mes
Community Notes from North Danville and St Johnsbury
Local notices list residents visiting, traveling, and returning home in North Danville and St Johnsbury. Names include William Clement Eva Woileon Wythe Haines and more, with updates on employment changes, weekend visits, and family gatherings. A church supper is announced with 24 cent adult price and child pricing.
Wells River Study Club meets with local notices and visits
The Study Club met at Mrs. George Aindal's home with the Art Committee in charge. Judge Baldwin made a business trip to White River Junction. Private Jacob Bailey returned home after discharge at Camp Lejeune. he served with the 27th Engineers in France. Hank Vaplop visited from Springfield, Buck, and Mrs. Howard Fletcher's family returned to Newton, Mass. School reopened for spring. Various visits and trips noted among residents including Miss Sykes, Mrs. R. J. Limuefield, Private Hawkwell, and Miss Isabel Miller finishing school in Manchester. Easter prayer meetings planned Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Francis Peach and Robert Learned vacationed in Rumney, N. H. Miss Maude Davis from Lowell visiting. Birthday party for Herbert Sherwin.
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Inge
George Aindal
Judge Baldwin
White River Junction
Jacob Bailey
Albert Bailey
Camp Levens
Bailey
27Th Engineers
France
Hank Vaplop
Springfield
Mass
WH. Buck
Howard Fletcher
Alexander
Newton
Miss Sykes
R. J. Limuefield
Agawam
Leon Wilson
Private Hawkwell
Ath
Stimson
St. Johnsbury
Leonard DB. Smith
F. A. Brock
Flora B. Goss
Francis Peach
Robert Learned
Rumney
N. H
Isabel Miller
Manchester
Alice Farwell
Achilles
West Barnet
Licinell
Marshfield
Maude Davis
Lowell
A. T. Davis
Herbert Sherwin
Spasmogic Sermon Sparks Back Pay Debate
The piece argues that while the world may owe each man a living, some men feel back pay from the world has been withheld for a long time. The tone mocks entitlement and reflects a social critique of grievance culture.
Goethe Memorial at Weimar Inspires Elvic Beauty
The article describes a Goethe Memorial in Weimar, highlighting the genius of Goethe and Schiller. It notes a public park laid out years before Goethe’s death with an open garden design, and a relic near a stone altar where a serpent climbs to feed bread. An inscription honors the creator of the park.
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Goethe
Welmar
Schiller
Kone
East Burke News Roundup of Local Visits and Obituaries
A garbled village column lists residents visiting relatives and attending events across Lyndonville, St Johnsbury, and Montpelier. Notable items include births, a March 27 funeral for Rose B Root, and updates on families such as the Welches, Kendalls, Colbys, and Walters with mentions of sugaring work and legislative attendance.
Silent speech and reserved men in social circles
The piece argues that speech has value and warns against excessive silence. It notes some people talk too much, while others are mute and wrapped in themselves, and suggests a wall of reserve can hinder progress.
Local Notices and Socials Highlight Lunenburg Week
The Lunenburg region reports a busy week with community notices, religious and school events, and visitors. Highlights include church activities, missionary talks, dances, and Sunday school programs. residents note graduations, homecomings, and guests from Concord, Littleton, and Montpelier.
Community visitors from several towns gather at local homes
West Waterford and Lower Waterford residents visit friends and relatives in Me and St Johnsbury. Families including Powers, Geek, Bridgett, Blodgett, Ford, and Blodgett children are noted. News mentions a cousin Lawrence Ford from Woodaville passing away. Master Wilmer, Morris Blodgett, and Cay Blodgett are visiting Lyndonville and Cay Blodgett’s family, with multiple households hosting gatherings.
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John Powers
Providence
A. K. Powers
GF. Geek
St. Johnsbury
G. W. Young
George Bridgett
Chiildren
Lower Waterford
Carl Blodgett
Cay Blodgett
Lawrence Ford
Woodaville
Wilmer
Morris Blodgett
Lyndonville
Mrs
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Williamstown
Accutaeyelle
Gilend
Maney
Hinzhamville
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J. H. Wills
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M. J. Smith
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L. P
Weed
Ann Hantam
North Haviland
Frank Putnam
Tele la Motte
Ashfield
Mide
G. Mendi Marihan
Albert Abbott
Northfield
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G. A. Reddings
North Pfairtax
Noth Hero
Rilph Hy Stahl
New Thetford
Congo
Carvel
Terkinsville
Iaane Mellor
Pittsfield
Stockbridge
Poveival
W. Hewitt
Proctorsville
H. C. Ans
Putney
Randolph
Rutherford H. Moore
Randolph Center
Rochester
T. H. Crenney
South Londonderry
Erwin
Clark
Felehville
South Redding
Isaac Mellor
South Royalton
South Tunbridge
George H. Lock
Waterbury Center
J. G. Sallue
West Berlin
le. Olin Sherburne
Westford
Federated
Weston and Landgrove
John Robinson
Robert Huxoltine
Wilder
Pederatons
T. B
United States Army
William B. Smith
F. Conley
G. H. Keeling
M. W. Sharp
W. A. Moore
Teft
Epworth League
Charles E. Guthrie
D. 1
Chicago
W. J. McFarlane
Roy E. Green
W. F. Douglas
E. L. M. Barnes
Albert Abe Hott
W. B. Dukeshire
L. O. Sherburne
A. W. Hewitt
C. B. Wells
Christopher S. Quimby
H. T. Coontz
Freedman’s Aid
W.B. Douglass
Windsor
A. A. Aseltine
Enosburg Falls
H. C. Whitehill
Waterbury
Board of Sunday Schools
G. H. Redding
TR. N. Millett
C. W. Kelley
R. Davis
F. T.glark
A. Daniela
Bratsboro
G. A. Martin
Ernest Hamilton
G. H. Sixson
Robert Haseltine
Dean I. H. Roberts
C.D. Pierce
DB. Locklin
Richfard
Boa
Joseph Hamilton
Frederick J. Leete
Atlanta
Leete
W. W. Cook
A. FE. Schofielders
F. Wilcox
J. F. Wood
G. W. Keeling
AJ Moore
John Rebingon
William Shaw
Southern
Edwin W. Sharp
Northern District
Mr Daniels
W. 5. Smithers
F. W.vewls
W. R. Davenport
Daniels
Sharp
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Daniels
Mr. Davenport
J. A. Ranney
Concord
Harvey
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Wells River
East Burke
Lunenburg
Williah
Lawrence Hokie
Pool Vox
Boda
Mee
Willi
Sunny
Teeta
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King
Fabio
Huth Cole
Eleanor Morse
Ema Cale
Welew
Montpelier
Carby
Littleton Ag
Sved Hed Cross
Belgic Anc
Sporkil
Holton Stoway
Mawnlee Way
Wells
A. W. Sua
Ds. Irenfell
Labradoy
Mia
le Rowell
Sundiy
Ruth Cole
Maxims Colly
Emma Gole
Ruby Smith Veadine
Mrs. & Co Smith
Hiss
Frank Worpenton
Ayda
Newman
Holehts
Hint
Ball
Missis Olive
Vera Morton
Taneas
Harold Turney
Wade
Helen Davis
Ernest Monahan
Rose Seery
Littleton
Heights House
Volvie Lewis, 2Nd
Charles Lewis
Frederick F. King
Ed. King
Chateau Thierry
Chemin Des Dames
Lamps of
Sunkiy
Tra Ailey
Ue West
Iver Sspiaulitinge
N. A
Spaulding Farm
Neil Lennon
Berlin
Franklin Bell
Bellview
South Lunenburg
Tey
J. J. Winslow
Whitefield
Kyle T. Brown
Monteller
West Waterford
C.b.chase
Railroad Street