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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1919
Page
2
The weekly report notes high egg output and reduced feed use after culling. It advises ongoing, careful flock management, separating producers into two groups for breeders and non breeders, selecting top birds for hatchery use, and continuing systematic care and pruning of underperformers. The Krupp works employs 96,000 workers worldwide.
An old advertisement touts pimply treatment with 6c and 25c per box. Ail druggists carry the product.
East Concord reports include families greeting relatives, local travel, church social at the L A S rooms with a $7.50 treasury addition, readings by Rev. Glenn Douglass, and vocal selections by Mrs. Hoy Fiske and Lois Hawkins. Local trades include Nathan Bean selling his milch cow to O B Warren of South Lunenburg and Jeri Sampson hauling for Whitefield Mre Co. in Concord. The community mourns the death of Mrs. Emmet Grant at St Johnsbury hospital and notes several residents visiting St Johnsbury and nearby towns.
West Lunenburg surgeon from St Johnsbury spent the week with Mrs Gertie Carpenter and Josephine Carpenter in St Johnsbury Friday and Saturday. Mrs Fred Sayers was a guest of friends there the past week. A party at Ira Fisher’s Saturday night drew about 26 attendees. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs B W Hastings December 22, with Mrs Nova Blood caring for the newborn. Amos Blood was ill with grip but improving. George Carpenter of Littleton New Hampshire visited his brother H Carpenter. Mrs W H Carpenter and Miss Josie Carpenter were on the sick list. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Copper January 8.
The Anglo Egyptian army under General Altenby reached land between Jerusalem and the Mediterranean and found numerous cultivated Jewish communities expanding beyond the old towns. The discovery challenges Shaw and Zangwill by showing immigrant Jews actively farming in the Sharon plain under Turkish rule, contradicting former predictions.
A historic account from Katherine Holland Brown describes YWCA workers and Blue Triangle girls mobilizing for hot lunches clean towels and beds in Michigan factories. It details factory conditions night shifts scarce bedding and the relief efforts led by YWCA secretaries delivering shelter meals and warmth during harsh winters.
A reflective piece on a mother observing her daughter Ruth in a kindergarten setting. It describes Ruth taking responsibility at home through chores, organizing play spaces, tidying towels, cooking, and helping with siblings. It emphasizes developing habit, cooperation, and family belonging through shared tasks.
Essay argues education as growth not mere schooling, urging parents and teachers to guide children naturally. Emphasizes immigration to American soil with English language, American literature, and moral discipline for loyal, devoted American citizens.
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