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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
6
Fayetteville North Carolina author A D Mc Ponall recounts a family calamity cured by Dr. King's New Discovery. He notes a sister with consumption who improved from remedies and finally recovered completely. The ad claims relief for coughs colds grippe asthma croup and other bronchial ailments with trial bottle available.
Our Dry Mash is the best on the market, delivering a balanced ration and strong egg production. Dry Mash price is 2 cents per pound. Scratch Feed blends wheat buckwheat barley oats cracked corn sunflower seed and charcoal at 1 85 per 100 pounds. We carry Ground Scraps Bone Meal Cracked Bone Oyster Shells Grit Page's Pratt's and International Poultry Foods in packages.
Bethel fraaik Bacon leaves Demeritt Palmer for Waterbury for an indeterminate period. Mins Mant Hateh from Cambridge returns home with her father BE. A. Muteh after ten days here. Dr. J. A. Rassiow returns from obstetric study in Chicago, visiting sites on his return. Mix Polcom, linked to Mrs Gifford, goes to Darton Tresluy with Aire Gifford to White River JuneHor. Mary Dutoisine closes her home on South Main street to travel to Schenectady for an indefinite period. Be Way operates successfully last week for removal of small taviom from her eyes and plans recovery in a few days.
In a hushed Vermont House session, representative Mr. Pitkin from Marshfield introduced a bill to authorize the incorporation of the village of Marshfieldtown, proposing municipal status and local governance measures. The sponsor described the measure as essential for orderly growth and public services.
A fragmentary verse contains a playful line about turkeys sighing they cannot roost in a tree as a misread subterfuge hints at a noisy device. The garbled text appears as a stray cultural aside with no clear event or credited source.
An old household remedy describes mixing pine extract with plain syrup and sugar to create a potent cough syrup. It claims rapid relief for severe coughs and also as a laxative, touting Pinex as the essential pine extract and promising refunds if unsatisfied.
Hyte Barton Weading in Seattle Wash Miss Maud Lone Birron of Boston widely known in this city and Josph Hyde Jr a wealthy prominent Wushers of Seat tle were married in Seattle Tuesday by J Edward Wright who also wed the bride's parents The bride received a diamond necklace from her mother and a fully furnished house in Seattle from her husband They are now on a two month Honolulu trip then will live in Beattie A daughter Barbara Mitchell born Monday in Mattapan Mass to Mr and Mrs WB Jacobs Jacobs formerly Mary May Mitchell of this city The Congregations Methodist and Riptiat churches plan services to Dr William Spurgeon of London Dr Spurgeon will conduct Welsh services The civics department of the Woman's club met and decided to hire a district maree January 1 The Clef club of Burlington a group of 19 young women will give a benefit concert December 1 for the Montpelier Military Band The granite cutters held a meeting and debated constitutions revisions The ballot will be sent to national headquarters and results announced later Chandery hearings ended Judge Hull returned home The Thomas Starrett Co v B S Bikie Granite Co case examined Wil Wes premature cap and court referred to special master Charles E Darling for full report Economies in Consolidated Quarry Co v Southern Granite Co led to appointment of special master Mondy
In Washington Earle, son of Mrs Emma Mutehman, was taken to Heaton hospital for an operation. A Duprey purchased a residence in Northfield and moves there at once. Village life sees Walker abandon his position, Rever take a new job, and Walbridge with LaFlow suffer horse losses in a short span. Despite poor weather, Good Templars earned seven dollars above expenses at their entertainment. Min Bihel Odom, a former village teacher, is visiting and teaching there. New Hampshire reports by School Superintendent H. D. Casey arriving by morning train with favorable camp notes. Walter B. Granger appointed administrator with will annexed of George A. Almeworth estate. commissioners are LM Seaver and Henry Poole. IIll commission member Wilson to visit December 12 to discuss public library matters. Nutting to be at Mrs Ainsworth's. Friday chicken pie supper at Congregational church parlors with admittance to supper and entertainment after. aprons and fancy articles for sale.
Former Utah senator Frank J Cannon shares a Christmas Everybody's tale of persuading Elliot F Sanford to accept the role of Utah’s other justice. He details Sanford consulting his wife and the humorous, domestic negotiations over salary while aiming to secure the appointment amid political and social pressures.
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief for sore tender and swollen feet with TIZ a drawing-out foot remedy. It claims rapid size reduction and comfort, citing thousands of users and urging purchase from druggists for 25 cents with Dodge & Co Chicago as the sellers.
Amusement notes praise AL W. Martins production of Uncle Tom's Cabin as it returns to the city stage. The piece fills theatres, with a celebrated company and scenes rendered with lifelike fidelity, promising a remarkable realization that may astonish the dramatic world. Dr King’s New Life Pills recommended for constipation and indigestion at 28 cents.
A testimonial from Mr J J Gemmings of Elm Street Tiarrro Vi praises Doane Kidney Pula used for kidney pain and backache. He credits Doane and Down's Kidney Ville remedies for relief after cold-induced attacks and sleep disruption, noting Doane Kidney Pills were most effective and available at B A Crown’s store for 50 cents. Porter Milburn Co. of Buffalo is listed as U S agent.
Fragments show household tips for reviving louse plants with ammonia and sharpening carving tools, plus a housewife’s napkin hemming hack. A long column rails on a telephone girl’s omniscience about gossip and war, then shifts to parenting advice urging playful, engaged family time and the value of shared childhood memories with fathers and mothers.
A boggart faced woman with a thick fishy brogue entered a New York drugstore asking for a bottle of a so called consumption cure. She spoke of her husband Mike who is sick and claimed a neighbor Mrs Casey said the remedy would restore him to health. She produced coins, eyed a Red Cross Christmas Seal advert and offered five seals hoping the bottle would save Mike. The tale recalls Vermont Red Cross Christmas seal sales of 1900.
A dated refund card states merchants will return 50 cents for Green's Warranted Lump of Tar if it fails to cure cough or fold, offering a proof bottle priced at 20 cents to ensure satisfaction, signed by multiple local merchants led by Red Cross Pharmacy BH. A Crown, Kendrick & Co, Davis, Edson, McArthur, Miles & Co, and others are listed as signatories.
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