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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1919
Page
4
The Caledonian Record endorses Hon. Theo N. Vail of Lyndon as the next Republican national convention chair. It praises his leadership in prior conventions and argues Vermont benefits from his broad vision and strong statewide support.
Autos to meet all that night and trips to any part of town for trains or other service. First class auto service for weddings funerals patios and all other occasions. Leave orders at St Johns bury House. Day work calls at Caledonia Garage as usual.
Troop 4 meetings moved to YMCA with near 100 percent attendance. The scouts, now headquartered at the YMCA, prep for a strong basketball season. On Dec 1 they beat Academy freshmen 32 to 4 in a practice game, with standout play from the entire scout squad and Tillotson as a notable foe.
Stage Set for Him Blobbs as quotes highlight a debate on luck and wealth. The exchange features Stobbs noting the born-rich are already lucky while the other suggests luck favors the underdog in the coming match.
A sweep of New England and New Hampshire veterans bureaus reports 40 local associations and 50,000 soldiers aided in a seven month span ending July 3. The YMCA War Service Secretaries conducted 11,580 interviews since June and 1,094 since inception, with thousands receiving free membership, education classes, and help securing government bonuses, naturalization papers, and employment.
Paris reports detail the YMCA and YWCA efforts among 162 Ful islanders and other nationalities in France. It highlights international support for soldiers, hosting of servicemen, and expansion plans to Fiji and Australia as troops demobilize.
A high church official from Rockford coordinates Catholic War Council efforts to back the United States government in World War I. Bishop Muldoon outlines the council as a patriotic, nationwide force ready to aid the government at all times and to extend church support from individuals to organized action.
The text describes geysers and their reservoirs beneath Yellowstone, noting how heat from underground causes steam and eruptions. It mentions a yellow stone pack and a long journey of geysers, with tours and tourist areas above ground.
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