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Newspaper
The Weekly Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary letter from Mrs. Charlie Taylor of Box 144 Dillon reports relieve after using PR-RU-NA for catarrh and stomach ailments. The writer claims substantial weight gain and restored health, urging others to try the product to support digestion, coughs, bowel trouble, and blood purity.
Village residents report on social visits, hospital stays, and local events. Families from Lyndonville, St Johnsbury, and nearby towns attended a 25th wedding anniversary and multiple Sunday gatherings. Grange officers were elected, and residents reported illnesses, hospitalizations, and upcoming travels to Manchester and Sanford.
Fragmentary text lists numerous names and locations, with scattered phrases about events, persons, and places. The legible parts mention Gladys Gray, Nettie Spearve, various towns, and generic activities, but no coherent event or news outcome emerges from the garbled content.
A garbled report notes McCaffey paid $50 to drive an auto and faces a suspension. It references a municipal council, an online hearing in November, and a person named Laney with unclear roles. The fragment mentions legal action and a possible state issue but lacks coherent details.
Vive Dis tates at MeL Vang th bak,peutin 1 Neritht elnell chyna whan. The text lists numerous names, places, and activities in a chaotic recount of a Dartmouth gathering with mentions of speakers and movements across regions. The fragmentary OCR obscures clear facts but references a large, diverse set of participants and a notable event at McIndoe.
Edward Farr Tas marks a seventh anniversary with a described ceremony and local acknowledgments. The text notes participants, details, and traditional words, highlighting community memory and a longstanding connection to the honoree.
A garbled OCR item mentions a November twenty fifth scoring event tied to a local community effort. It references prizes, a Worcester area context, and possible youth activities. Names, dates, and exact actions are unclear due to text damage.
The article reports wage increases for postal workers, detailing new pay levels and bonuses. It notes recipients in various locations and mentions the higher authorities approving the raise, reflecting government action on postal compensation.
Local notices sketch a flurry of small events across towns, naming residents, visits, and personal milestones. Valerie, born in Vermont, died in Newport Center in 1919. obituaries note a widow, a sister visit, and a late service.
A letter discusses the possibility of a special session to ratify the Sullivan amendment and related prohibition questions. It notes varying state actions and a general push toward enabling a special session, with implications for legislative timing and political alignment. The writer references Gov Clement, potential state responses, and the need for coordination among lawmakers and governors.
Moberta Allmotrong fell ill and went to Coventry to stay with friends after hospital time. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Demurs and two children spend a few days in Newport Center. Silas Wilson returned to attend the funeral of Mr. Ne W. Dunham in New Bedford. Frank Miller and Michael Rollins died. Miss Bebe Rowe visited from Te nsboro and returned to Lowell. George W. Larrabee is ill and off duty on his mail route. Ernest Bordeau returns from hospital. Rev. C W Kelley attended funerals and hospital visits. The Methodist donation party featured a chicken pie supper and program. proceeds supported church activities.
A Barnet couple, Mr. and Mrs. William S. Brock, celebrate their golden wedding with a large gathering at their home. Neighbors and family from across Vermont and nearby towns joined in a banquet and gifts, including a gold headed cane for Mr. Brock, a cash gift, and numerous congratulatory cards. Mr. Brock, Civil War veteran, and Mrs. Brock have long been active in church and community life in Barnet.
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