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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
3
A revenue officer narrates a coast patrol tale of smugglers operating from a ruined brick house. He enters through a broken shutter, discovers a cellar stash of goods, builds a fire, and later uncovers a hidden trapdoor used by smugglers. He returns with help and captures the gang.
A 1910 Baltimore reader recounts ten years of psoriasis with relapses and failed X rays until trying Cuticura. After four days relief and two weeks near complete cure, he notes slight skin discoloration fading weeks later and praises Cuticura with a request for testimonials. Cuticura Remedion advertised as sold worldwide via Potter Drug & Chemical Corp.
The December issue features Fannie Merritt Farmer guiding chicken pie prep from boiling and simmering to straining stock and thickening with batter. It advises decorating a rich pie crust and reheating before serving, with precise steps for flavor and texture. Also included is James Copper’s vivid account of flying in an Antoinette airplane, describing the sensation of air travel from Ye Gee to the azure sky and the surreal landscape below.
Detroit December 7 The anti trust campaign led by Attorney General Wickersham reaches Detroit with indictments returned against 10 firms and 32 individuals accused of controlling about 85 percent of enamel ironware bath tubs sinks lavatories and related items in the United States The civil suit was originated in Baltimore and the grand jury here reviewed the evidence from that proceeding A Mount Clemens meeting last April allegedly organized a plan with a $7 000 fund to assemble manufacturers and 400 jobbers controlling a large output
Washington rumors swirl that Charles A. Prouty and Franklin J Lane may be moved to a new commerce court. The issue splits the seven member commission 3 to 3 with Clark as pivot, prompting fears progressives view as railroad manipulation and urging progs to influence court appointments to avoid bias in rail rate decisions.
Andrew Burns received a life sentence Monday in Sing Sing for theft with two accomplices valued at 80 dollars. He has already spent half of his twenty year minimum term and had previously served four terms.
An advertisement extols Gold Dust as a powerful cleaner and antiseptic for kitchenware, claiming it cuts dirt and grease with little rubbing, sterilizes items, and saves labor. It touts the product as essential for wholeness and hygiene, urging use by showcasing its twin package benefits.
John HL Barker died Saturday bequeathing his entire estate of 890 million to his daughter Catherine aged 14. The First Trust and Savings Bank is named guardian and manager of her wealth totaling millions more than peers Helen Gould Mina Crocker and Dorothy Whither. Catherine’s education is under careful supervision after her mother’s death last June.
An article reports that the National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers association plans to ban hobble skirts. It notes 1911 spring styles will favor freer foot movement and longer coats with larger collars as fashion dictates.
West Arichat Citizen reports a suit filed at East Cambridge by Toaton Dew T-Papere against Lilian M Glover wife of the late Clareton Blower seeking 20000 damages for slander. The case links Hattie Le Bline in a pending trial, with court clerks noting the proceedings yesterday.
December issue of Margaret E. Sangster's Womans Companion highlights holiday strain on salespeople and clerks. Fatigue from weeks of intense shopping rush leaves workers exhausted and anxious. Readers urged to spread Christmas purchasing across December to ease congestion in the final days.
A dense feature of culinary tips, housekeeping hints, and recipe snippets. It covers pastry preparation, washing fine china, wool care, broom designs, floor cleaning, veil trimming, and a long list of recipes and timetables including Claret Jelly, Cauliflower with butter, Apple Pudding, Dutch Apple Cake, and Fritters, with several salads and desserts.
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