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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
6
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The Barre Daily Times notes the launch of a nationwide nonforfeiture policy feature. It highlights the first payer cash value concept and references organization in multiple states with Vermont as a base. Details include general agent S. Dallard and the broad reach of the policy since its inception.
A fragmentary town column notes an Odd Ladies Fair planned in Miles Ball with dancing and meetings chaired by Mrs Annie Stewart. U P U Universalist gathering set for December 20 with Christmas fund event. Local ads mention real estate, a winter sale, and leather goods at Mosea Charbemalleau and Phelps Brothers Hardware in the Gord Block.
A clipped fragment notes a fearsome fate described as terrible, with a claim of truthfulness and an appeal to speak plainly about the looming nc es. The text appears incomplete, offering little clear context or identifiable names or places.
East Barre notices a fragment about Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup claimed to aid lung disease amid garbled text. The passage also hints at a couple of other remedies like Dkan's Oint, but details are unclear and not verifiable.
A historical note extols Golden Seal Hydrastia and Golden Medical Discovery for abdominal, bronchial, and uterine weaknesses. It cites Bennett Medical College and Dr. Pierce’s prescriptions, claiming cures for stomach disorders, liver tonic effects, and nervine debility with endorsements from medical writers. The piece advertises free pamphlets and mailed information about Dr. Pierce’s medicines.
Fragmentary notes report Miss Anna Dearborn illness and various town incidents. Ira Thompson wounded by rusty nail, Rit Woodworth and South ton Woodworth in town. A drunken sentence and jail lodging for Baliwin of Wells River. A note to Dr. Wiley warns of large sums tied to truth and sobriety amid political charges.
A Detroit river tunnel project has started with construction of a shaft described as 17 feet wide and 00 feet long at its surface. The text notes payments involving Camp brook and Mr. Kidder, indicating contracts of around 1,000 dollars, with further details missing or garbled.
A dramatic tale follows Dr Cordis and pupil Dr Thorax as a patient woman uses a ruse to test medical ethics. The plan hinges on marriage to trap a rich husband, provoking debates on deception, love, and professional conduct within a feverish medical setting. The patient’s manipulation backfires, exposing motives and the limits of medical secrecy.
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