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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1919
Page
2
An excerpt describes Copan in western Honduras as a desert city of mystery where Maya relics, carved stones, and ruined temples tell a lost history. Visitors must trek by train and horseback, with the few inhabitants reduced to eerie figures guarding the faded sacred sites.
McIndoe Academy holds graduation events with Rev. L H Simon delivering addresses at the Congregational church Sunday eve. June 11. Exercises in Academy hall Wednesday June 11 at eight with a reception Thursday. June 12. Wilkie's Orchestra from St. Johnsbury to provide music. پیر
The author argues sickness and poverty can be reduced through public health measures and practical insurance concepts. He notes historical progress against slavery and smallpox and cites available wealth and knowledge as tools to provide decent physical existence and social organization for all.
Dr. Simon Flexner, honored by France, told a New York dinner a farmer asked for X-ray work from Paris Corners. The farmer offered to box a dozen rays by express if the doctor could not visit. The reply declined travel and proposed postal thorax testing instead.
The London Express reports Dr. Salina Fenwick at the Institute of Hygiene describing insatiable hunger. Cases include a girl devouring seven times a meal, a locked girl gnawing a branch, a man eating all his clothing, and a young woman consuming many eggs butter bread and milk in a single spree.
The essay compares Calcutta Bombay and Madras as European towns on Indian soil with Indo-Saracente architecture and English influenced life. It notes European shops and carriages alongside Hindu and Muslim elites in Bombay and Calcutta, illustrating cultural fusion and imperial impact.
Ellsworth Huntington reports in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences that average optimal working temperatures lie around 60 to 65 Fahrenheit. He notes lower death rates in spring and autumn and finds factory data from Connecticut to Movida showing peak work around 62 to 63 degrees.
A North side resident found a robin with string wrapped around its neck wing and feet. He carefully freed the bird with scissors and it flew away singing, after noticing no broken wing was present.
A report notes new MPs in the House of Commons quickly finding their footing in parliamentary style. An exchange shows hon member for Silvertown challenging the floor as colleagues call for order during a lively session.
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