Notice of Goods and Services Advertising Guarantee
A vague notice promises manufactured goods and pelting and stray items with a general satisfaction guarantee. No clear entities, dates, or locations are identifiable from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1908
Page
6
A vague notice promises manufactured goods and pelting and stray items with a general satisfaction guarantee. No clear entities, dates, or locations are identifiable from the readable text.
An Osborne's Store advertisement pledges top quality groceries and courteous service with prices as low as any, promising attentive treatment and consistent value for shoppers seeking dependable goods.
By order of court Gale, trustee at 47-2 Wiarre Street Montpolier Vermont advertises sale of quarry goods and implements ready for business. Call or mail for details.
Tam offers all kinds of moy and jobbing at reasonable rates. Limestone and fine sand for sale in any quantity. Course sand for cementing at my landbank on Parnell street.
Burlington April 14 ministers plan action to oust Rev. Potter A Cooke of Brandon at the Troy Methodist conference meeting Thursday at Saralvea Springs. Charges against Cooke involve Chancellor Day of Stracure university Jim Rey Dr Buckley of the New York Christian Advocate Bishop Moore of the New York conference and others. Cooke has served Brandon church two years and was transferred with understanding to keep quiet about charges against prominent Methodists. Ministers have conferred on a reaction to be taken at the conference.
The Barre Daily Times reports on saving and investment elements in endowment insurance contracts. The notice cites National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont and mentions local agents Batrai in Barre and N. B. Gallet in Barre as connected to the policy discussion.
A jumble of local notices offers discounted art frames and typewriter desks, rental apartments, and church outreach. It lists a lecture by Bishop Earl Cranston on data and jobs in the Orient during the Methodist conference with ticket sales at 25 cents starting April 19.
Mrs Dora B Dodison of Phillippi says she suffered piles for five years and worsened. After using Hill's Pile Pomade, she claims she was cured and recommends it to friends. The note credits BD PF Davin for posting and urges readers to buy at their drugstore.
Jesse P. Morris of Skipers Virginia recounts a near death from pneumonia in spring 1906. A fearsome cough and weakness prompted use of Dr King’s New Discovery which he credits with his rapid recovery after two and a half bottles. The testimonial notes a guarantee with Kel Cros Pharmacy and a $1 trial bottle.
A card from Red Crown Pharmacy and partners offering refunds on a 50 cent bottle if it fails to cure coughs or colds, plus a 25 cent trial bottle. Signatories include FE A Crown and D F Davie, Edson, McArthur, Miles & Co, McAllister Bros, Howard, Cumming, Parmenter and others.
Public notice states ongoing operations and service to all trains. Contact Telephone 232 for Papin Bros details and timetable updates.
About 25 friends and neighbors met at their home Saturday evening to surprise the couple. Card games and entertainment followed, with refreshments served, and everyone went home well content after midnight.
Randsoph J. P. base of Bifigor Me visits his nephew A. E. Basa and relatives. Gour who has been visiting uncle Fabiru Duprice leaves for Lyndon. Mrs Delle Du Boig returns after months in New York and Boston. Mrs Harriette Burnap and daughter Margaret Burnep arrive for a visit with Deacon Hownard and Kale Howarl. Charles Greene reports marriage to Anna Morrison in Massachusetts. Mr Whitelaw to cover his Creamery work and join White Cross milk bottling when ready. Mrs May Ricker arrives from Yton breaking up her home. Join Dupre ey son of Lather woom involved. A quiet wedding Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hate. Rev Prosser Meteyer united ER Shattuck and Nellie T Howe. Only Hatch family witnesses. Shattuck and Nellie Howe move into Shattuck home on South Pleasant. William Stunt moved to Soldiers Home in Burlington. arrives in better condition than expected. Mr Ketchum travels to Albany, NY. Bethany church members discuss installing Rev Frazer Meteger and advance of Mr Meteger’s salary. Bethany combined churches have 230 members. current salary $120 and use of manse deemed insufficient.
Washington DC superintendent W. A. McGingigs stopped with Postmaster Hight to pledge major mail service improvements. Barre visitors K Clyde Church and Bert Haymani attended events. Ranney and Poole scheduled conferences in Barre Montpelier. Local tradesfolk and families, including Mrs W G Jackson and Mire F L Cumminghaw, planned new ventures and travel.
Republicans of Marve Town are urged to attend at Beet Warre echol house hall Saturday evening April 1 at 7 30 for selecting three delegates to the Republican state convention at Turlingtes April 29 and to choose.
Montpelier merchants plan a banquet with organizers hoping to convene soon after weeks of delay. Mrs Katherine Harrison and five children from London arrive to settle with painter Mr Harrison, sister of Eva Anderson. Lester Gould's case postponed for breach of peace amid yard scuffle with Perley Wilbur. Pension changes affect 11e Patrick. Joseph Crapo joins seminary team practice, moving from Lewiston, Me, for spring season.
Boston report says 10 new typhoid cases raised Jamaica Plain totals to 270. Officials note a downward trend over the past two days and believe the worst of the outbreak has passed. Remaining cases include three at dwelling properties and one each in Reston Brigh ton and Charlestown.
The Central Vermont Railway offers greatly reduced fares for an Easter excursion to New York on April 17. Passengers may choose two routes via Springfield or via New London and a steamer. Tickets are valid for return from New York through April 27. Hand bills provide details.
Ale T. D. Strout of 187 Seminary street Barre Vermont reports five years of nerve pain and kidney discomfort easing after using Kidney Pills from EB A. Drowns. He credits the treatment with improvements in back pain and sleep.
Shanghai reports disastrous floods in Hanskow, Hu Reh province, drowning about 2,000 people. Some 700 junks were sunk or wrecked as waters rose suddenly in the night due to an unexpected fresher. Local authorities struggle to assess the damage and casualties.
F C D Morel, secretary of the Congo Reform Association, told a meeting in April that if Belgium annexes the Congo by June on terms unacceptable to the Congo State, Britain with American aid will take measures to compel Congo to respect its treaty rights. Morel said he has been in close contact with the British government on the matter.
The Opera House announces The Vanderbilt Cup a fast moving comedy about automobiles staged at the Broadway theatre New York and the Colonial Chicago. Sid ney Rosenfield wrote the piece with music by Robert Ho Bowers and lyrics by Raymond W Peck. The show features a star cast of experienced performers and delivers rapid pacing and a novel automobile race centerpiece.
Reports say a doe with a broken leg was struck by a train on the Central Vermont line near West Bor i and later killed and brought to Montpelier. Wardens Wrightsyville and Kent investigated with Mrs Crang and H O Kent, finding the deer in a meadow east of Montpelier. exact timing and circumstances remain unclear.
Rome reports the pope plans stricter marriage rules for American Roman Catholics. From May 1 marriages in the United States will not be acknowledged by the church unless celebrated by a duly accredited priest. The move aims to curb divorce and reflects deep concern among papal advisers.
In Rome on April 14 officials deny that Ambassador Griscom authorized any publication about the marriage talk between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Elkins. The denial suggests no official statements were issued on the matter.
An apparent shooting near Lovelady Texas on Sunday night left several Black residents fatally wounded and others including two school children wounded. Authorities reported the names Joby Wiley Samuel Wiley and Peter Jackson among the deceased with additional injuries to two Black youths. The incident prompted a public safety response and an investigation by local officials.
A farmer and his wife discuss rising dairy prices while scanning market reports in a Chicago News item. The husband notes producers say meats are worth more than yesterday, signaling shifts in local market values.
Farmers urged to mail a card to Page Hyde Park with the phrase Send fertilizer Forrules to receive free postpaid information on preparing homemade fertilizers. The ad promotes valuable guidance for improving at home fertilizer production.
The report notes a fine of 3300 for a deer incident involving a weapon and states every effort will be made to bring the guilty party to justice.
Rutland April 14 The residue of the late Harry Engels estate totaling 1560 0O has been left to Rutland Hospital under his will drawn by his own hand on his death bed. Engels regarded as Vermont's greatest musician was generous to a fault and often without funds yet never worried by finances. He sought to square his debts and was a welcome guest at gatherings.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup touted for over fifteen years and used by millions of mothers for children. The garbled text names product, myths of teeth gums and relief, and references “Mire. Whalen's South faze” with unclear claims and a stray mention of a longstanding sale.
In a terse exchange the counsel asks about bankruptcy and payment history while a judge or lawyer urges caution. The dialogue hints at truth seeking in a pension matter with a misheard line about obligations and debts. London Opinion reports the scene.
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