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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
4
The Evening Caledonian publishes the 1919 edition details for subscription rates including annual four dollars six months two dollars and three months one dollar delivered by carrier in St. Johnsbury Vermont. It notes Associated Press rights for news despatches and local news and states second class matter status and publication date January 30 1919.
The passage ponders truth and liability of lies, urges moral reflection, and notes Theodore's virtues are clear after death. It contrasts discipline with wasted pep and the hope that peace brings Liberty Bond security amid wartime mindset. It ends with a cautious forecast for the new year.
A travelogue-like reflection on naming, distance, and perception as the narrator sails from San Francisco to Yokohama aboard a Japanese steamer. The piece contrasts European terms with American usage and notes the startling nearness of Japan as the voyage unfolds.
A meditation on how travel from America to Asia dissolves the Atlantic barrier, revealing religion as the common ground that can unite East and West. The author argues that understanding and blending religious perspectives may bridge cultures, making democracy endure. The piece contrasts American provincialism with Orient traditions, urging readers to pursue cross cultural dialogue through faith.
Palestine Commandery No. 5 K T schedules a rehearsal Tuesday evening February 4 at 7 30. p m and a stated conclave Tuesday February 11 at 7 30 p m. S Waterman Commander A M Lang Recorder.
Apollo Lodge No. 2 announces a regular meeting Tuesday evening February 4 at 7 30. H W Clark Grand Commander and H E Anderson keeper of records and seals will attend.
The writer condemns a small minded critic who attacks religious missions amid stirring times. He argues such attacks reveal his own pettiness and block progress, but asserts that the era will expose him.
An officer recounts a forced parachute jump after three Bowie planes attacked near the front. He describes low visibility, leaping from 3 000 feet, the parachute opening, a rough landing among sheds, and mild injuries. A home visit then brings a compliment from an elderly woman.
Henry Vil gifted a fifty dollar note to the Newfoundland discoverer, praised by E Hall of the Navy League at a Society of Engineers meeting in Burlington House. He notes colonization began in 1500, while reflections on trials and inner instincts close the report with quotes from Victor Hugo and W L Watkinson.
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