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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
6
Local news from Newport and Lyndonville includes the New Willoughby Hotel opening and social notes. Gov. Ide arrives for summer, church sermons planned, senior class dance set, and various residents’ health and travel updates plus a brief cinema column.
List of health districts with headquarters and names of district health officers across Vermont from St Albans to Brattleboro. Includes bios: education from Vermont, Harvard, Dartmouth, Army service, sanitation training, and prior practice in towns like Waitsfield, Hyde Park, Montpelier, and Woodstock.
An old medical advert warns that auto intoxication from constipation poisons the blood and triggers kidney and bladder troubles, indigestion, sleeplessness and skin ailments. It promotes Fruit-A-Tives tablets from Frutt-A-Tives Limited of Ogdensburg NY and lists prices.
The article notes captivity reduces life spans for many wild animals including foxes and monkeys, especially those used in labor, while apes die soon after capture. It observes that tortoises, elephants, and snakes seem to suffer little from confinement, a contrast highlighting varied impacts of zoos and cages.
Lake Shore House in West Danville VI announces it is now open to the public with meals served at reasonable hours and special care of automobiles.
The text defines worry as a form of fear that depresses the nervous system and dampens nerve function. It notes fear can paralyze a frightened animal and cause a child to collapse from fright, potentially leading to shock. It asserts a susceptible person might be frightened to death.
A quirky line from a narrator describes John visiting his newborn brother and praising the child with a joking remark about cleanliness. The playful exchange centers on family, curiosity, and light humor.
London Mail quotes a laborer in slang banter about illness and recovery. A companion brings beer, yet the speaker claims hardship and sly pride in his condition, reflecting working class dialogue and urban humor.
The term Seven Seas referred historically to waters known to civil nations, especially Greeks and Romans. In modern usage it remains a poetic yet accurate expression for the world’s major seas, with seven symbolic as a sign of completion and vast reach.
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