27 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1921
Page
1
Barre Daily Times surveys Vermont issues and prospects. It cites Dart’s prison break, Will the coal question drive farmers to burn corn, and a curator’s look at state fairs. It praises farm bureaus, highway tests with Brookfield and Moretown gravels, and the push to spotlight Vermont at fairs to boost tourism and state image.
The Chicago Tribune defends professional baseball despite recent scandals in the 1910 world series. Readers express disgust at alleged throw events yet resist condemning the sport as a whole, insisting Bayt Yell remains the national pastime with space in daily reports alongside other major events.
The Vermont Hotel Men's association and its members push a brisk campaign of publicity to highlight Vermont and its industries. The effort aims to broaden awareness of Vermont matters beyond the state, encouraging people in other states to learn of Vermont’s opportunities and attractions.
The Barton Monitor lauds the great farmers picnic held Friday at Willoughby Lake for Orleans and Caledonia counties praising the countrys farm home as the home that rears children and urging support for farmers ideals. It also notes Congress limits on warrantless searches, arguing the Wolstead law intrudes on constitutional rights and may overreach, contrasting with English common law on house privacy.
A Bor ton Transcript quote notes a beauty writer's remark about bunions and needing to mail them to a chiropodist. The item reflects a quirky, period voice and a custom of handling foot care.
Williamstown, Mine. Aug 26 Viscount James Bryce in his Institute of Politics address urged a federation of many states to expand arbitration and conciliation to prevent war. He favored a council to apply peace methods, and warned against enlarging representation that could empower backward peoples. He supported the league of nations with amendments as a hopeful plan to avert future destruction.
East Calais K J Rutter will visit A Gove's store Wednesday the 1st for eye examinations. Call to schedule an eye exam.
A reflective note from the Boston Transcript recalls Eve Prohibition and a nostalgic past when corn crops flourished and colonels shared abundance, contrasting the region's present with earlier prosperity.
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