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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
4
A fragmented local column lampoons public figures and events with satirical notes on politics, transportation and society. It references Ebert Wilson and the League of Nations while wryly noting changes in daily life and the absurdities of modern travel and commerce.
A Newport Express quotation describes the United States as an awful country, praising its size, scenery, people, and loyalty while noting mixed racial makeup and rapid response to trouble. The piece underscores a paradoxical pride and critique of national progress and enjoyment.
Reflects on the nation’s sorrow and pride for soldiers who died overseas, honoring their sacrifice and the enduring memory in American homes. The piece contrasts joy at homecoming with mourning for those resting in France, underscoring a sacred, collective memory.
A correspondent recalls a spring visit to Poitiers France where a cemetery holds white crosses for American soldiers. Major Bell guides the party through hospitals and memorials, with reflections on sacrifice and comfort for bereaved families.
A local gathering honors Russ Folsom for his wartime service with the 26th Division and 1st Vermont Infantry. Attendees include Mrs. Rutherford Chaplin and family members, with a program of recitations, songs, and readings. Community news notes Dalton, Lyndon, and Greensboro events follow in this era column.
Vague village items report varied happenings including a reception for Mr and Mrs Lyle Kingsbury with about 50 guests at the Kingsbury home. Attendees included residents from St. Johnsbury Danville West Danville Cahot Ryegate and Hardwick with gifts and light refreshments noted.
Local residents share weekend visits and chores across East Barnet with families in St Johnsbury Lyndonville and Manchester. Scouts hike to Wardens Pond and returning servicemen from France visit community members as fundraising totals near twelve hundred dollars.
A fragmented community page notes social visits. Mentions Monroe fer HT Runt of New York Folly, meetings of the Ladies Aid Society, visits by Maure o¢ Pitrdale, Giese Woody, Mrs Frank Kelen of Lisbon, Perley Emory at St Johnsbury, Rev and Mrs Richard Smith and others in St Johnsbury and East Barnet. Grain orders and a Farmers' meeting are reported along with several relocations and house visits.
An account from The Home Relief Laboratories in Malden Massachusetts outlines a controversial claim that Mintol often prevents pneumonia and offers mail order details. The piece notes customer reactions and cites a pharmacist who disputes wide efficacy while presenting regimented guidance for congested conditions.
Naval officials hailed the recovery as hopeful and Mrs. Towers rejoiced at the news. The Navy planned to resume the flight to Lisbon and Plymouth, with NE-2 ready for further operations. Rear Adm Jackson announced NC-1 under Lt Commander A C Read would depart Horta for Ponta Delgada and then on to destination if weather allowed, with a stop at Ponta Delgada.
Rena McGillis remains ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs C T Clifford attended the Danville services with John Weeks family. About 45 locals joined Union services at the Congregational church in Danville, and many also at the Methodist church where Rodger spoke on prisoner of war experiences. The Clement and Morill families were guests of EB Tinker in Danville, with other visits from Eastman Cassidy Cully and Clifford relatives. Visitors from Canada include Fay Wilson family and two children Edward and Leste at John McGill’s. David Hickland of Danville visited the Clifford and George Clifford households. plans for North church services were noted.
Cabot Union pre Memorial service will be at the Congregational church next Sunday morning with Rev B L Goddard delivering the sermon. Charles Howland and daughter Mrs George Gault of Plainfield were visitors. Mrs Hastle hosted funeral of Mrs William Kenniston in Barnet with burial beside her husband. Sick list includes several women. Judith Haines returned from teaching in Barre. A Community Birthday social is planned at the Congregational vestry next Friday. Rev Morton W Hale officiated at a Sudbury funeral. Morrill W J members urged to attend May 27 meeting. Mrs Jane P Tyler widow of Judge James M Tyler dies at 81 in Brattleboro. Judge Tyler, former Vermont Supreme Court justice, later led Vermont National Bank. Audience at St Louis event recalled seven ovations, no encore rule.
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