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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1915
Page
3
A Baltimore doctor prescribes a simple home treatment for eczema ringworm and similar itchy skin conditions using Resinol ointment and Resinol soap. With warm water bathe until crusts soften then dry gently apply a thin layer of ointment and cover with a light bandage twice daily for relief and healing.
A hint promotes a refreshing shave with thick lather and resinol medicine. It claims soothing effects for men with tender faces, highlighting the product's use for gentle shaving and skin comfort.
At the War Office a statement announced that going forward all pictorial postcards addressed to neutral countries will be stopped by censors. The message, issued from Lonion on December 7, outlines a wartime restriction affecting neutral targets and postal exchanges.
In New York on December 7 Lieut Robert Fay and five men faced five new indictments in federal court for conspiring to blow up munitions ships leaving American ports. Charges include murder and felonious assault via bombs attached to ships. Co defendants Breitung Kienzle Engelbert Bronkhorst and Dache named. hearings held before Judge Julius M Mayer. bail for Breitung Kienzle and Dueche. Indictments allege intent to injure vessels on the high seas harm owners and underwriters.
An ad touts a cheap pine extract cough syrup substitute made from sugar and water, claiming fast relief for colds, bronchitis, and whooping cough. It highlights Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract and urges asking druggists for 244 ounces with a money back guarantee.
The document outlines a conspiracy among defendants to assault and murder aboard ships on the high seas and to disable or destroy vessels with a devised device. It cites plans to target munition carriers and allied merchant ships, with references to various vessels and intended killings. The text also notes an unrelated advertisement noting Franklin P. Shumway Co. moving to larger quarters and pledging fair business conduct.
Trial of 11 former New Haven directors hears Lew Ledyard sought to confine 1912 grand jury inquiry to the Grand Trunk. Charles Mellen testified he met with Ledyard Robbins and reported that discussions with the president and attorney general would limit the investigation. Mellen described efforts to steer the case away from broader New Haven matters and toward Grand Trunk dealings.
Fragmentary OCR text references a local matter involving a Pettapen area, a chase, and a person named Dee of Pettapen. The readable bits suggest a court or legal action with dates and involved entities, but the fragmentary source lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to specify.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a safe candy tasting remedy for dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims five minute relief from heartburn fullness and nausea and encourages readers to ask a pharmacist to confirm the formula printed on the 60 cent cases.
Philadelphia police report Joseph Santore shot his wife Mary Santore 15 as she prepared to board a train to join a Baltimore burlesque troupe. He said he loved her madly and would rather kill her than have her on the stage, then walked to a phone before being arrested.
Branch No 12 Q W 1 U N A will meet in Miles hall Graniteville Thursday evening December 0 at 7 o clock Nomination of officers and other business of importance I members urged to attend Note change of date
A pharmacy ad promotes Pinklets tiny pink laxative granules as safe for ongoing use to establish regular habits, and suggests Pinkleta for torpid liver biliousness constipation and headaches. It notes price 25 cents per bottle and offers a free sample and booklet from Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
New York dispatch reports the Belgian relief effort plans a temporary halt on American charity for Belgian food. The statement notes Lindon W Bates resigns after directing relief work for over a year, with thanks from the New York committee and the women’s executive group for their service.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a quick, harmless cure for rheumatism neuralgia and related pains. It claims immediate relief when applied to the tender spot and promotes the product as safe for long use, citing widespread use by sufferers over decades.
An advertisement from Red Cross Pharmacy promotes Mina as a standard dyspepsia remedy. It claims headaches indigestion and related symptoms improve quickly with a few days of treatment and offers a money-back guarantee if it does not relieve. The copy urges readers to try Mina for renewed health.
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