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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
6
A fragmentary note discusses the Goddess of Liberty created by the French convention in 1761 and publicly enthroned. It notes uncertainty about who portrayed the goddess, mentions attire in tricolor, and references republican symbols on early coins. The text then shifts to a reflective aside on social behavior and manners attributed to Addison.
The Minute Men were a class of citizens pledged to mobilize quickly for action. They first arose during and just before the War of the Revolution and continued into the Civil War era. Sometimes they were regularly enrolled as militia.
United States researchers report that rapid breaths of pure air may dull pain by triggering a calming response. After the inhalation, a note of heat or warmth is felt, with suggested training required to induce the effect.
A July 7 1919 item lists Mrs Juha Jones visiting Stowe Mr and Mrs TR Woodware at Long Pond Mrs Charlotte Bunday and Miss Helen Rees visiting Rochester Minn and more. It covers home sales by B Kirk to Mrs Guthrie Philo Lung and Leonid Gray, a Pork and Hoe reunion in Springfield Mass Capt Kyburg return from war service and a State War Savings conference in St Albans. Also promotes Fred A Stone in Under the Top at Please U and a string of resident visits and travel notes across St Johnsbury and nearby towns.
Advertises 4000 census clerk openings for men and women age 18 and up with no experience required. Pays $82 monthly. Free examination details by J Leonard at 1173 Equitable Building Washington. Also seeks a live active man with some experience to contact an East coast accident insurance firm via G W T Rhoades at Avenue Hotel.
The Museum hosted a Flower Contest for second graders with prizes of hand colored flower photo cards. Winners include Marjorie Mackay Gro l 51 plants and Lois Goodwin Portland Street Grade II 78, with St Johns Dery Center leading all town second graders at 117 species. Rural top collector Elma Armstrong Four Corner led with 140 species, followed by Howard Pliny 127, with Edith Armstrong and Lynn Fling above 100.
A brief note on biography as a discipline suggesting it helps cure affectation and fosters a sincere approach to life. Davit Pryde is referenced in relation to the subject and its aims.
President Eliot of Harvard University hands to his successor Doctor Lowell a vow that every word be spelled correctly. The message notes the irony of an embarrassed figure inspecting a potato for perfection on a cemetery wall.
A writer playfully contrasts prominent businesswomen with the challenge of rising early to prepare breakfast for ten before daybreak. The tone mixes humor and everyday domestic labor with observations on gender roles and diligence.
Wise guidance warns against rushing into projects. It urges thorough planning and facts gathering to prevent disasters and ensure clear objectives before taking action. Strategic preparation is emphasized to avoid costly mistakes and ambiguity.
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