05 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
1
A large audience at the Colonial Theater enjoyed a highly praised St. Vincent concert. The program drew strong turnout and positive reactions from attendees. further details continued on page five.
The government built a large propaganda apparatus to mobilize public cooperation and understanding of the war effort. It stressed unified action and clear guidance beyond weapons and supplies, underscoring the role of information in winning the conflict.
A fragment from a historical newspaper page mentions a former St unit and a first on incident, with unreadable surrounding context. The readable text suggests a local event or notable occurrence involving a named institution. Further details are not available within the legible portion.
Tickets for the United Commercial Travelers musical comedy Marrying Mary at the Colonial Theatre, St Johnsbury, Friday through Saturday matinee, report strong sales. Cast changes due to illness are covered, with understudies ready. A truckload of scenery and costumes arrived for dress rehearsal as the show promises to be the Travelers’ biggest Northeastern Vermont production.
Special to Caledonian Record reports the Graham case went to the jury at noon with Henry F. Badger named foreman. Jurors adjourned at 2 p.m after a dinner break as deliberations began on whether an intent to commit a crime existed.
In Roxbury at the George T. Angell school a classroom ceiling collapsed injuring one boy while a teacher and five pupils were present. The janitor failed to free him and firefighters were summoned. The school committee closed the building pending investigation.
A northeast blizzard and gale halt transportation along the North Atlantic coast. Heavy snow and high tides cause millions in damage to sea shore areas from Massachusetts to New England towns. Trains halted, trolley service idle south of Quincy, schools closed, and ports dig out after the storm's worst blow of the season.
Advertisement from the Caledonian Record office seeking a strong husky boy for work. The notice promises a good chance to learn a trade and urges applicants to apply locally.
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