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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
7
In Scribner's Magazine the article argues listening is the core of acting, not mere facial expressions. It criticizes schools for overemphasizing temperament and expression while neglecting listening, noting many students learn affect without understanding emotion's cause and its truthful portrayal on stage.
A Baltimore merchant recounts a tale of profit and folly after a dishonest debtor fled with $700, then doubled the loss to $1,400. He pressed the case to a court, delivering a sharp jab about choosing a "dead" judge, prompting a Baltimore paper to note the irony of hiring a deceased jurist.
In Chicago on April 1 Mrs Marthe Mart traveled over 5000 miles visiting many cities, then walked Halstead Street to 12th to 65th. She urged the pursuit of her husband, who had been taken by the police seeking other end. The judge discharged Clark and the couple left court together.
An archaic verse laments bygone days of frugal living and mothers toil. The speaker recalls tattered garments and downtrodden youth, contrasting past hardships with present comforts and reflecting on shifts in family life and values. The piece mixes memory, longing, and social critique in a nostalgic voice.
Fragmented OCR text mixes up names and dates. The readable portion hints at a public notice involving a sentence or trial but lacks coherent details. The piece references a seminar and a board or official entity, with ages and location unclear.
An item cataloges Gilbert and Bullivan's The Mikado in Brattleboro under the auspices of the land, Frank P. Bibley of The Rutland Globe speaking at Newport on newspaper making, and the death of Charles Biffogdrich at his Sonat farm. It also mentions Anna Batchelder’s poetry collection In Paths Untiod, a milk price discussion for Brattleboro, and Dr. Frank M. Brand visiting Rutland on a congressional tour, with remarks on local hospital and the Rutland Hotel name suggestion.
The nominating committee of the Vermont Burlington alumni association proposes Eugene Fons of Boston class of 1880, Pred T. Kidder of Woodstock class of 1880, and Adeline McLaughlin of New York class of 1883 for alumni trustee votes. Ballots are distributed to alumni and must be returned to the registrar before June 1.
Concord New Brunswick April 1 The board of assessors voted an additional tax on property held in trust for Mrs Eddy affecting several trusts. The action raises questions about how much of the Mrs Eddy trust is taxable in Concord for 1907 and whether parts of the trust are exempt under law. The vote increases the main tax amount by about £125,000 and leaves unresolved the tax treatment of the Grover trust.
Apul Priore Victor reports a claim that Josephine Mollt, a show girl and former wife of William A. Pike of Chicago, was the prince’s wife. The Daily prom notes the interview, while Victor says the publication was false and the prince did not wed or abandon her.
An influx of Vermont residents and guests flocked to New York during a busy excursion period. Notables include Hon Kilus Lyman and family, Miss Mary Lyman, Mrs Woodbury and daughter Mildred, Edward Woodbury, and George Harris. Visits to Fort Myer Virginia and Port Myer were reported with many traveling from Burlington and Brattleboro. Officials arranged meetings in Washington with Speaker Cannon and President Roosevelt.
A religious revival led by a preacher named Mow claims the world will end Wednesday. About 50 families fled the "wickedest city" St Louis after crowds gathered at Olive Street Mission. Followers sold a hotel to fund the campaign as a dumb woman urged the altar with "Glory to God" while prophecies spoke of earthquakes and fires beginning in St Louis.
Probate records show the estate of Josiah Gale Vermont with Maynard as administrator. A petition to grant letters of administration was filed in the district court, with notice published in Bart on the date shown, summoning interested parties to appear for hearing. The court set a date for appointing the administrator and require a bond, with publication and attendance details provided.
Prosperous retail granite and marble business in Rochester New York to be sold due to owner poor health. Established customer base, location in growing city, potential for continued operation and growth. Includes equipment and inventory. Negotiable terms.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions T H Marrion of 476 State Street Rochester with garbled text and unrelated strings about kids and a phone-like sequence. No clear event or readable facts to summarize.
Fragmented notice lists names and phrases about dog licenses, dates, and locations. It mentions someone named GALE and mentions Barve and Geary with unclear context. The readable content is garbled and lacks coherent details or definitive actions.
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