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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
1
A garbled newspaper notice from St Johnsbury Vermont references Pelley Publishing Company and a postal service trial. The fragment mentions Trials and suggests a publishing or distribution action. No clear dates or details are readable.
A vigorous editorial denounces corporations and public service giants for profiteering and strikes, arguing the public pays the bill while big bosses profit. It cites railroads, timber strata, and druggists as examples, urging awareness and reform while praising patriotic songs and returning soldiers.
Republicans in Cantons condemn executive overreach after armistice, warning that postwar extraconstitutional authority threatens liberty and proper government checks. Legislators anticipate House and Senate opposition upon the Chief Executive's return, citing unapproved decrees and fiscal mismanagement.
A quirky critique of professionals and merchants embracing advertising. A medical professor relies on printed notices, while doctors undertakings, undertakers and druggists stage public displays and billboards to allure customers with colored displays and persuasive gimmicks. The piece satirizes modern commerce's push for visibility.
The article profiles a fundraising drive for the New England Hattin Homes noting a past deficit, growing endowment, and the need to raise 25,000 dollars via mail appeals to cover costs and emergency needs during wartime. It urges supporters to donate through the treasurer, Mr EH. Walker, at Bellows Falls, Vermont, and reflects on war era sentiment and civic duty.
A broken text block mixes observations, phrases, and quips about language, diaries, houses, gossip, and favorites. The jumbled prose mentions newspapers, Christinis neckties, Vice trot, Henry, cigars, and Charlie Chaplin in a collage of unrelated lines.
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