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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text depicts political chatter about a local election and peace beat, with mentions of post offices handling complaints, a sense of distrust toward the process, and debates over honesty in voting. Names, dates, and clear events are largely obscured, leaving a hazy portrait of civic tension.
A lengthy critique denounces speculative investments and flashy schemes that lure inexperienced investors. It argues many promises are pipe dreams, urging readers to save and avoid quick riches. The piece mentions Lyndon, Monroe, and a broad cast of figures amid a period of distrust in wealth chasing.
A sprawling, garbled OCR of a historical newspaper fragment mentioning wars, committees, ministers, and various personal and place names. The legible parts suggest a broad survey of political and social topics with scattered references to events, people, and institutions, but specifics are largely unintelligible.
In a chaotic recap of a youth league contest, Legion Team showcased speed early and late, with key players such as Connor and McClellan contributing. The game featured fast breaks, multiple possessions, and a final score that reflected the visitors applying pressure throughout the period.
The article reports a price increase by H C L Hills Barber after a division 1 decision. It notes a shift to higher fees for various services and mentions changes in costs across the shop and related operations.
North Walden reports a well attended Saturday program at the schoolhouse featuring songs recitations dialogues and a flag drill. Proceeds fund a dictionary and two wall maps. Several local residents reported visits and events including birthdays and theater outings, with community members traveling to nearby towns and attending the Shubert concert in East Montpelier.
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