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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
3
Readers are told how to obtain relief from indigestion with Pape's Diapepin. The ad touts a grain form remedy that promptly aids digestion, reduces sour stomach and heartburn, and prevents belching, eructations, and discomfort after meals. It targets nerves, stomach upset, and digestive tract irritation, claiming rapid, harmless relief.
Anita Merivale seeks damages from railroad for divorce fallout while husband Thomas D Merivale is presumed dead. In court a clerical error surfaces showing both sides claim opposite outcomes. Husband forgives wife and they reportedly reconcile after dramatic revelation.
Frantic women report relief from nervous and menstrual troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mary Wood and others claim the tonic cured misery, restored sleep, and improved health, touting the product as a trusted remedy for female ills.
The flag of the American frigate Chesapeake, seized by HMS Shannon on June 1, 1813, was auctioned in London and then presented by the Royal United Service Museum to William Waldorf Astor. The gesture honors the ship’s history and the Crimean medals, with Astor arranging the transfer through officials and collectors.
A damaged OCR fragment references a war context with names Seraphine Angylina and Mine Anwelimal. It mentions oppression, a pinek, a trot and a bow, but readable details are sparse and unclear.
Los Angeles marked the fleet farewell as 16 ships sailed after a week of events. About 3,300 sailors toured the city by auto for four hours, Admiral Thomas approving a morning motor convoy, with vast crowds in the business district watching the bluejackets pass.
The report discusses a shifting alignments among Russia Japan and the United States over Manchuria. It notes China seeks Washington support for its control of Harbin and fears U S backing could undercut China’s municipal authority while Japan and Russia push secret arrangements rather than explicit treaties, signaling a fragile peace in the Pacific.
Wutto Mont April 23 Lack of fire at a critical moment spoiled a planned hold up of the westbound North Coast Limited. Bandits fled after dynamite fears and a halted train near the Luomites west of Weln's Spur twelve miles east of Butte. Wenk and Filenis admit involvement but say two armed masked men forced action. A dynamite stick was recovered on the trackside as the train paused.
A cyclone swept through Cuimining and Thorston counties near Bancroft on Thursday noon. Three people died including Mr and Mrs Mangloson near Bender and their home. Wreckage was carried into the air, telegraph and telephone lines were damaged, and several others injured. A heavy rain hail shower followed, with limited damage near the Winnebago Indian Reservation as the storm passed within a mile of Pundit.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for real nervous run down and debilitated women. It claims the formula is printed on bottle wrappers and will withstand critical medical examination, asserting no alcohol narcotics or habit forming drugs are used. Free mailed information is offered to readers seeking details.
Paris April 95 Abbe Doley the nicet celebrated as the French modernists publishes a volume of letters from 1904 arguing against the historic authenticity of Scripture. He challenges defenses of miracles prophecies and church dogma citing Vatican counsel critiques and calls for proof of Christines revelation and sacraments.
Severe cross-examination in Paris reveals Roy maintaining he killed Carkins in self defense. Glacia Calla, accused of murder, faced sustained questioning while her husband Paul 1 refrained from altering his prior statements. The defense pressed consistency amid the tense courtroom proceeding.
The Standard notes steps toward forming a Wiener school system with Keosturg Palle and lawn interscholastic schools, guided by experts under a new school law. It highlights progress on state plans to unite public instruction while avoiding sectarian control, aiming for broader educational improvements.
The excerpt reviews historical efforts to preserve hair and fight dandruff. It cites Egyptian and ancient practices, notes the failures of cantharides, and highlights Newbro's Herpicide as a modern remedy claimed to curb dandruff without staining hair. It presents a critic’s view on past treatments and endorses the newer product.
Special Agent E A Drown notes Vermont Republicans aim for unity and harmony at the national convention. They favor an endorsement of Roosevelt's administration and support nominating the progressive Republican who can win. A Vermont critic suggests any rival who opposes this plank should not attend the national convention.
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