St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1891-12-10
Published Daily, Sunday and Weekly.

Published Daily, Sunday and Weekly.
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a newspaper for the people. 1t publishes all
the news that is news in the broadcast and
highest sense, unaffected by partisan or per-
sonal prejudice. 1t is enterprising, alert and
intelligent in the performance of its duties to
on public questions. and these opinions are
expressed with vigor and ability, but they are
not allowed TO coioT ITS news columns. me
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1892, should subscribe for The Republican.
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Was started in 1914, and is the oldest daily
paper in the state outside of Boston. 1t has
always kept abreast OF the times, and has
been quick to avail itself of the best modern
appliances for the enlargement and improve
ment of its news service. 1t is now regularly
an eight-page sheet with seven wide columns
to the page, and supplemental pages are fire.
uuently added as the demands of news or ad-
vertiSing require. 1t covers the news of the
world with discriminating care and thorough
ness. New England happenings and interests
and a large force of special reporters and
correspondents are constantly employed in
gathering the local news of Western MasSa-
chusetts and the ~neighboring counties of
Connecticut, Vermont and New Hampshire
for its readers. Its editorial page is broad in
in quality. Its literary department is OF a
remarkably high order. 1t publishes. more
over, a great variety of interesting and valu-
able general correspondence and selections.
THE UNDAY REPUBLICAN
Was first published in 1878 in response to a
real public demand in Western MASSACHUSETTS
for a frst-class, heightened Sunday news
paper. Since that timer has been constantly
improved and it has been twice enlarged
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devoted to reading matter of a high order,
embracing news. special correspondence, a
books, authors and art, a first-rate weekly
story and a weekly sermon, sporting and
theatrical news and notes, special articles,
OriQina al and selected nOetrV. etc. The Sun
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ed to the tastes and wants OF the intelligent
New England public.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
Is now more than 81 years old, but age only
improves its quality. 1t continues to be
and comprehensive record of American life.
Its weekly review of the news is very carefully
compiled, and its II broad pages contain in
addition to the news, a wonderful rich coiiec-
ton of valuable and entertaining reading
mattsr: Al the best features OF Inc 1aiiy
The Weekly in full or but slightly abridged,
and arranged with admirable skill and intelli-
gence for the convenience and pleasure of the
reader. The result is a weekly news and
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and worth any similar pupucatlon IN tne
United States. 1t is a paper that New Eng
landers at home and abroad will find of
special value. and which Americans every
where can appreciate and enjoy.
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