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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
4
The Springfield Reporter publishes a letter from Senator Carroll Page in reply to The Reporter inviting Vermont senators to comment. The piece appears in a Brattleboro Reformer context, reflecting interregional press exchange and copyright notice statements from the Associated Press.
Team No 7 in the Masonic League scored seven points. A schedule game involving Team 4 is referenced with an unclear result. The fragment suggests a league bowling box score note from the week’s games.
A characteristic letter from Senator Page argues for patience and press restraint while endorsing reservations and safeguards before ratification of the League of Nations. He cites Senator Dillingham’s views and notes Vermont constituents may not share a broad harmony on the treaty. No reply from Dillingham is noted.
Andrew J Logan announces change of address to the home of Bedward Rundle at 112 Railroad Street. Telephone contact remains 493-2. Location change recorded for official notices.
An editorial argues the Senate and President clashed over a treaty and laments delayed ratification. It contends President opposed modifications, while the Senate made it safer with reservations. It asserts constitutional process and criticizes outside polls as weak guides to policy. It questions reader familiarity with the Treaty and notes local letters from Johnsbury.
Orleans County educators convene January 22 23 with sessions on democratic interpretation education modernization and Americanization. Speakers include Miss Florence M Hale Dr M B Hillegas and Rev Fraser Metagai delivering talks on rural schooling curriculum and teacher training across Craftsbury Derby Center Barton North Troy and Newport areas.
An 1839 birthdate, Dr W B Caldwell, founder of Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, is profiled as the daily office presence behind a popular laxative. The ad asserts millions use the remedy, highlighting its gentle action for children and adults and noting 6 million bottles sold yearly.
E A Hamilton announces Friday program on the 116 Teachers' Retirement Law with Commissioner De M B Hillegas and CL Erwin as registrar. Closing address delivered by Hillegas. Reading room fees listed as 2.50.
The paper announces a new fee policy due to higher newsprint costs. A banquet table copy will cost 50 cents for individuals or organizations, with occasional larger requests possibly charged at 50 cents or more.
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