Evening Caledonian and RECORD 1857 Established News Brief
A historical Vermont newspaper page from February 16 1920 includes editor credits for the Evening Caledonian and Newport Record Office details. It features the Sunny Squirblets column with social quips on gender pay, beauty, sports, lynching, and a joke about the U.S. constitution, plus an opinion on food price speculation and proposed state laws.
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Evening Caledonian and Record
Evening Caledonian Publishing Co
Eastern Avenue
Herbert A. Smith
Bt. Johnabury
Newport Record Office
Root Black
Newport
Richard T. Mowe
St. Johnabury
Dr Rees Pleas for Christianity and Moral Reform
Dr Rees delivers a passionate sermon condemning speculation and impurity, urges strict moral standards for men and women, and calls for public sanctification. He stresses personal salvation through Christ and frames current woes as consequences of lax behavior, urging families to pursue purity and divine guidance.
Too Much Rush in Life Delivers A Fragile Wakeup Call
Fragmented prose reflects a hurried modern pace that blinds readers to simple joys. The piece laments the loss of mindful presence amid endless demands and consumer exchange, urging a return to perception of beauty and inner calm.
American children in Coblenz attend new YMCA school
In Coblenz Germany Miss Sonora Mullens formerly a Mulden Massachusetts teacher heads the YMCA A school for army civilians and Inter Allied Rhine commission children. Pupils six to sixteen attend four days a week with German and French instruction and special courses. they tour sites like the Mouse Tower and vineyards while learning folklore and commercial skills.
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Coblens
Germany
Onora Mulletts
Mulden
Army Vulilters
Inter-Allied
Ribneland Commission
Rhine
Sinee
Coblenz
M. CA
Entertainment program carries on in Germany during war
The Y M C A entertainment department reports 129 performances across Germany in a recent month with 26 275 attendees. Acts ranged from lecturers and pianists to violinists and mountaineers, presented in artillery barracks convalescent camps and officers clubs at two daily Liberty Mutual venues.
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Germany
Europe
M.C. A. Etertainment Department
America
Dirty Wat
Liberty
Welfare workers to continue in Rhineland postwar
Gen. Allen orders the M. and A. to sustain welfare efforts among about 17 000 troops in and around Koblenz Cushioned by the Y and Salvation Army these efforts are maintaining morale with billeted troops good food and ample entertainment. Virginia Newcomb former executive secretary of women’s war work says the university hall in Koblenz has hosted musical events while American units guard other sites and new welfare staff are urged to be sent to reinforce the existing team.
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Shane
Borka
Allen
Germany
Newton D. Baker
Rhineland
Salvation Army
Cablens
Dickman
Army of Occupation
Silesia
Mids
Virginia Newcombehlef
Lome
Miss Newcomb
Women's War Work
Columbia University
New York
Institute of International Relations
Colummtia
Coblens
Geruios
Mie
Sesoeia
Hlok
Iherman Philharmonic Society
Rivnelanit
Testhalle
Americas
Effect of the Circus on Civilized Minds
An archival note argues that circus influence touches civilization, restoring a primal freedom. Writers compare adults to grown children, swept by a wild mood that echoes earlier propagan...
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Baltimore Sun
Tanlac’s record sales shock drug trade worldwide
The Tanlac boom drives production beyond demand as Dayton Ohio and Walkerville Canada labs struggle to fill orders. In January 1920 alone orders reached 1 220 000 bottles while shipments stayed at 838 400, with retailers from Owl Drug Couping to Jacobe Pharmacy and Liggett Company placing multicarload orders. The article highlights Tanlac’s unprecedented growth, nationwide and cross border, and notes expansion of facilities to meet a surge in demand.
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Tanlae
Dayton
Ohio
Walkerville
Canada
Tanlac
United States
Dix
Owl Drug
Pacific Coast
Jacobe’ Pharmacy Company
Atlanta
Tventy
Lewis K. Liggett Company
Winnipeg
Fim
G. Tamblyn, Limited
Toronto
Key West
Florida
America
Landry
Mailroad Street
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
Fix Ure springs and cover it for a fresh look
The speaker suggests repairing Ure springs and applying new covering to create an attractive spot in the yoont. They mention perhaps using an easy chair or two that could benefit from the time treatment.
Daily Thought Fragment Reflects Emerson Quietism
A compact fragment quotes Emerson on how the active soul values the world and its foe through inner discipline. The lines suggest a contemplative motive rather than a direct narrative or event.
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Emerson
Death notices from St Johnsbury area list several local passings
Deaths reported in St Johnsbury include Fred Tripp at a son's home on Clark's Ave, Miss Lear Alice Hansen, Walter Wheeler, Murdo McLean aged 84, and Mrs Harry Rogers of Mightlock hospital aged 47. The notices indicate local families and addresses involved in the obituaries.
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Tripp
St. Johnsbury
Fred Tripp
Mavalil Tripp
Clark's Ave
Rogers
Mightlock Hospital
Harry Rogers
Jaldon
Hansen
Lear Alice Hansen
Walter Wheeler
McLean
Murdo McLean
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Raymond A. Pearl
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Heart of London
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