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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
4
The piece surveys campaign talk on William Bryan and party platforms, noting voter disinterest and a fragile public mood. It contrasts political debates with calls for gardening, laments a lack of solid programs, and details business fears from price cuts to factory curtailments and credit strain.
An article traces the Chautauqua idea from the Roman Forum to the 1920 Public Forum gathering in America. It emphasizes unbiased open discussion, entertainment, and education under the big tent, bringing speakers, music, readers, impersonators, and humor to the people.
The American Library Association promotes a uniform simple type to aid 100000 visually impaired Americans. About forty accessible books are printed in this type and mailed free to libraries and patrons. The effort supports the Books for Everybody drive with a $2000000 national fund to boost public library service for the blind.
A chaotic passage lists performers including Olea Mupparetta and Tana May Pike, praising youthful artists and Neuson's setieutions on the Chautiuqua Wlatfenn. It mentions Miss dirty Mirvstailt Ysa Vora and a slate of acts playing instruments such as the Xplophous lyre, Swiss Wet Wells, and a revival of the Midvigals. The note promises entertainment on the first day with a promise to “make Happier” audiences.
A fragmented article lauds Miss Griffivie as a beloved silver screen figure. It highlights her gown designs and versatility, noting films and a spectacular array of outfits that define her fashion and acting presence.
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