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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1920
Page
4
A satirical column from Newport Record Office titled Sunny Squirblets mocks agricultural woes and social quirks. It riffs on mill reports infant care teacher shortages footwear and prohibition era humor with playful jabs at rural life and public policy. The piece preserves local tone and period voice.
A woman from Woodford Vermont reports taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills before her delivery. She weighs her baby at eight and a half pounds and suffered few pains. The letter promotes the tonic nature of the product and notes it contains no narcotics. It invites correspondence to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for confidential advice.
Miss Bertha Modgkins resigns from Summer Street School and returns to Lewis ton Maine. Miss Hodgkins will tutor Patterson. Mrs ailey T Pollenby will take her place for remainder of the school year. Miss Ayla Anderson in fifth grade has been called home by ill mother. A mixer of the village was held to plan for nest week as Unvift week. Mrs George Cary and J A Brooks addressed the meeting. May Lynch of Palmer method taught penmanship. L H L Baxter has a book in printers hands on bird houses to be published by Bruce Company Milwaukee.
A $4,000,000 campaign by a Smith College alumnae committee seeks to enlist every Smith in the United States. Gov. Smith of New York leads donations, citing higher education for women and alumnae value. The appeal lists notable Smiths in politics and history and urges all Smiths to contribute one dollar to endow Smith College.
A lengthy St Johnsbury report covers Dr. Ty Rees’s Sunday sermons, the InterChurch World Movement briefing by Rev. George A. Martin, and a Grace Methodist afternoon service. The address challenges indifference, praises prayer, condemns gambling and profanity, and emphasizes repentance with vivid illustrations. Evening service themes include Jeremiah in the dungeon and reflections on faith, mind, scripture, and notable literary citations.
A fragmentary religious meditation cites Raphael's Madonna and Saint Augustine affirming fulfillment in Christ. It warns that worldly pursuits like money, education, or art fail to satisfy and urges readers to come to Jesus for rest as he invites the burdened to find peace.
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