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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary text describes a diet product named Samoan claimed to rapidly improve weight and health. It references a testimonial style assertion about transforming individuals from skeletal to plump and promoting a strong system, with dubious medical implications.
Bethel Aastin Gillette died in Brattleboro after long illness. His funeral was held in his daughter Myre Deans home with interment at Fairview Cemetery. Survived by three sons and several daughters, including Mrs Dean and Mrs Shaw. Also notes on Mrs Fannie Young death, Perlin Whittaker’s move to Middletown, and the Whitcomb high fire drill. Town illness, fire, and farm sale developments are reported along with local residents’ movements and a hospital death in Hanover.
A bomb sparked near the Hesper social club at 111 Second Avenue, an affiliate of Tammany circles. The device failed to fully explode, sparing the building from major damage as patrons fled in panic and no clear motive or suspect was found.
Fragmentary text indicates Richard L Hand to hear charges against Jerome. Mentions testimony, District Attorney, and Judge Andrews. Dates appear garbled with “April 27” referenced as a resumed testimoty date.
The Hyde Park Savings Bank will begin paying interest on all deposits made before May 15th starting April 1st. The policy applies to existing and new accounts, with rates aligned to standard savings terms.
Vermont State Fountry association files with Albany backers including Albans men while an Island Point link is planned for a new telephony venture. Madame Schumen-Heink cancelled in Burlington due to throat illness with refunds offered. concert rescheduling pending. Hartford-born Madeline Babbitt wed to Herbert ene in Hollows. bride’s grandfather was a former American Express superintendent. Kelley couple to reside in Cincinnati after wedding and postuniversity moves.
The April issue of the Reveille has arrived and will be mailed by management. Baseball practice begins with ample material, signaling a promising 1908 season. The War Whoop class yearbook is under way and set to improve, while a faculty reception on Main Street showcased growing support for military style education and its perceived benefits for character and discipline.
A prosperous retail granite and marble business in Rochester New York will be sold due to poor health. Contact T. H. Marrion at 478 State Street Rochester NY for details. Best early seed potatoes advertised with prices and vendors listed, including Louis KH Averill and Poone St Barts.
The fragmentary input mentions a person and a likely event but provides insufficient readable details to identify names, places, or actions. It requires contextual reconstruction from the original source to create a coherent item.
A fragmented OCR item from Geaniteville appears to mention Matera Wiknimen and Taf Camp but lacks clear context or readable facts. The readable content is insufficient to state a specific event, date, or involved entities.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Merpioide and a test or trial involving germ resistance and deodorant claims. Mentions Herpicide and a Detroit sample, with names like Newbro and special agent references. The text is incoherent but notes a product test context.
The Nova Scotia legislature prorogued by the lieutenant governor amid motion for major reforms including the old age pension bill for miners and colliery workers. Premier Muir announced immigration trends favorable to the province, noting over a thousand enlisted or attracted by army service and a hopeful future for new arrivals. A letter from a Scot who brought his family out nine months after earning enough money testified to the program’s success.
New York reports the Hearst League facing insolvency with creditors pressing for payment or bankruptcy. Trow Directory and Whitehead Hoag threaten legal action to dissolve the organization, claiming insolvent status amid strained campaign button deliveries worth $430.
A garbled advert claims a "twenty year health sentence" issued by Bueller's Prilion Salve and mentions bleeding piles. It references Ov By Woolever and Lobayavilles New York with Buck ilen's "Arnlen Salee" and a product described as curing sores, bails, barns in a short time, priced 25e at Red Crows Pharmacy.
Morris and McMinn advertise Rose Comb White Wyandotte chickens from 1908 breeding stock. They promote a large headed cock with vivid features, color notes and Andrews' strain lineage. Order by mail. price listed as 2.00 for 13 birds from 100 im Bt.
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