St Johnsbury Triumphs Over Newport In Fast Basketball Show
In a rapid Armory clash, St Johnsbury Company 1 defeated Newport by 27 to 4. The fast contest featured the Massa brothers Kenison, Pitkernnrl Foye, Fiske, Morrison, Lanpher, and Ashton with sharp passing and clutch baskets amid brief scuffles and strong sportsmanship.
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Newport
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Morrison
Lanpher
Ashton
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No Quarantine Considered for Local Grippe Spread
Public health notes from St Johnsbury discuss handling a grippe epidemic. Doctors conclude strict quarantine would be inefficient due to many mild cases and wide spread. emphasis on individual responsibility and avoiding public gatherings. The piece urges caution when coughing or sneezing to protect others. Continued on page four.
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Printer's Ink No.7 Shapes Northeastern Vermont Voice
The Caledonian Record gains support from business leaders and residents to expand its reach. Backed by the community, the paper aims to better represent Northeastern Vermont in state and national affairs and increase its influence.
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The Princess Chrysanthemum a Huge Opera Success
Opening performance of The Princess Chrysanthemum at Lane's Opera House drew a packed house and was called a complete success. Mrs Pulfer directed with notable skill as the play proved more popular than Rose Girl, signaling strong demand for future shows.
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Four Fold Conviction Highlighted by Dr Rees Sermon
Dr Rees delivers a Thursday night address stressing a four fold conviction essential for revival. He cites sin as loss, cites Jesus mission to save, and recalls figures like Mrs Ballington Booth and the Earl of Shaftesbury to illustrate active outreach to the lost. The sermon urges persistent faith and service toward saving souls.
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Allied note to Holland on ex Kaiser William extradition
Feb 18 report says an Allied note to Holland will urge not to grant asylum to former Emperor William and to reopen surrender talks. The note aims to show unity against the ex-ruler’s presence as a threat to European peace.
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President Wilson Reaches Stand on Railroad Wage Conflict
President Wilson, in conference with railroad Brotherhoods, announced an unalterable stance based on justice to all interests. He reportedly offered a counter proposal rather than a general wage increase, to be presented to the workers for approval. Officials offered no details, and the White House remained silent on the specifics. The meeting included J Jewell and E Shea with others present as the President read a prepared statement.
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