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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
2
The chief cause of ill health is constipation as waste is not disposed daily. Indigestion follows, then improper food assimilation, weight loss, and a general rundown affecting the nervous system and various organs.
Residents flee Laon district as shells and shrapnel threaten daily life. Unexploded ordnance litters fields, fires and burning battlefield debris spark new blasts. Case reports include Major H C Gowene narrowly escaping shrapnel, while locals haul away shells for safe removal amid ongoing danger.
A fragmentary scene shows Margaret unhappy about poppies and referencing her father. She recalls a playmate inviting her to meet twin baby sisters and questions why they do not have utter of any thing whit ions, revealing a strained dinner table moment.
A compact notice reflects on earned victory and the moral drive of those who pursue duty and higher purpose. The piece honors steadfast effort and the sense of triumph that follows disciplined resolve.
A large Thanksgiving snapshot lists visitors and hosts across Barnet and neighboring towns. Families from Lisbon, Holyoke, Plymouth, Burlington, St Johnsbury, Lyndonville, and more joined meals at Sherburn Moore’s, John Robinson’s, Fred Quimby’s, and others. The village also hosted a second moving picture show, an Odd Fellows ball, and pending talks by Mrs. Margaret Heyward and Mrs. Hoywood. Community members traveled for hunting trips and visits, while the Congregational church plans a member canvass on December 7.
Civilians in the American occupied zone complain that American soldiers spoil German girls by lavish gifts and spending. after anti fraternization rules were lifted cafes in Coblenz and other towns have crowded scenes with soldiers and German women and local police have to intervene. A separate item notes a frayed baby shoe preserved by a jeweler as a sentimental ornament.
The article notes a shift from rabbit showing to profitable meat production for city dwellers and farms alike. It cites U S Department of Agriculture support, growing home production in California, Washington, Colorado, Kansas, and Mississippi, and examples from Kansas City and Nebraska. Europe’s prewar scale and exports show market potential for American growers amid meat shortages.
A report notes rabbits can be kept with feed waste reduced by distributing to rabbits and mentions a United States Agriculture Department advisory on breeding marketing and housing. It then describes a planned oil propelled stern screw boat with 24 foot beam eight hundred cubic capacity, 109 ton gross, 96 net, cost around 25000 dollars, yellow pine construction, Dwight and Simpson as naval architects, and a central pilot house allowing auto passage beneath.
Burlington reports plans approved for a Roosevelt highway ferry to ply Lake Champlain. The new vessel will be the lake area’s largest, measuring 112 feet 5 inches overall and bearing the name Roosevelt Grand Isle Ferry.
Mr and Mrs Harry Sanborn of Providence Rhode Island visited their aunt Mrs L C Ayer for the early days of the week.
Providence R I and East Burke residents R L are spending a week with Mrs. Sanborn's mother Mrs George Hubbard of East Burke.
N. Dumas manages a dealer in second hand furniture and stoves at 84 Eastern Avenue offering buy sell and exchange services with contact at phone 679 M.
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