St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-11-29
The Springfield Republican.
The RepresentatiV e Newspaper
of The New England States,
An independents, Able, Euierprising
journal Devoted 10 the Interests of
the People.

The Springfield Republican is New Eng
land institution recognized and respected
throughout the world. 1t is published every
morning of the year in one of the chief centers
of business and culture in the interior of New
England.
The Republican has always had a high
conception of the functions and obligations
of the odern newspaper, and it seeks siren
uously to live up to its ideals. In its daily
and weekly chronicle of the news it exercises
broad intelligence, wise discrimination and
uniagging enterprise. 1t presents the news
with fairness and independence, recognizing
no obligation except it's high duty to it's
readers. It's editorial comments and discus
sions are the work of trained and thoughtful
writer's whose single purpose is to find and
present the truth in the interest of all the
people.
The Republicans superior mechanical
equipment and news connections and facili-
ties enable it to present all OF the news
local, political, commercial, sporting
foreign, general - with the fulness and
promptness which characterizes the metro
politan press. The paper is conducted pri-
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while every reasonable effort is made to rem
der the announcements of its advertisers
attractive and valuable, the interest and sat
istaction of the readers are never lost sight
of in the arrangement Gifts pages and col
umns.
The literary features and miscellaneous
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peculiar value as newspaper tor the family
special attention is devoted DOtn TO the 1lEn-
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concern women. Liberal space is given to
book reviews and notices, also to art, drama
tic and musical news and criticism. Many
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and Washington, original and selected poetry
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The Sunday Republican.
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improved and strengthened during the past
year, and now provides its readers more
abundantly than ever before with varied and
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some and elcvating, as well as thoroughly
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full and intelligent people everywhere who
wish to keep in touch with New England
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