Rutland slogan sparks debate in era of political wit
A muddled editorial fragment critiques proposed slogans for Rutland and discusses prominent figures including Taft Yale Harvard and Eliot. It mocks political rhetoric, notes Yale’s influence in Pennsylvania, and questions how university ties affect public service. The piece also mentions a Montpelier Y M C A pool room debate.
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Taft's annual message judged steady and satisfactory
The article argues that President Taft's annual message lacked dramatic fireworks and warlike rhetoric, yet it fulfills its role as a calm, steady summary of acts and failures and offers prudent recommendations. It praises Taft as a dependable, day-to-day executive who remains cautious before committing to major actions.
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Taft
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Anne
Health builders advertised clothes sale warning
A fragment urges readers to ignore health tonics and buy a new suit and shampoo instead. It mentions clothing priced at $15 and mocks ineffective remedies. The piece reflects a vintage marketing tone aimed at enticing purchases through humor and practical fashion advice.
New Hampshire orchard owners urged to adopt three apple grade standards
New Hampshire orchard owners should imitate 200 apple growers by adopting grading rules for packing and shipping. Three grades were set: extra fancy, fancy, and orchard run. Extra fancy apples must be round, smooth, and free from blemish. first grade must be sound, not overly blemished, and meet size criteria.
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Amusement Notes The Third Degree at Barre Opera House
The Montpelier Journal lauds The Third Degree performed at the Barre opera house. Marion Kerby as the leading lady receives constant curtain calls and delivers a strong portrayal. The attorney Richard Mewunter and Captain Chifton receive praise for dramatic climaxes and overall company excellence. The reviewer predicts a large audience for the Barre engagement tonight.
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Styles at Elmo Theular Moyen wit at the opera next Saturday
The article details hairstyles for Elmo Theular Moyen wit for a Bt. Ehnie opera matinee and night. Hair is centered with a middle part, loose looped fullness over the crown, massed back volume secured by a broad headpiece or ribbon. Ornament designs include metal heads, laurel wreaths, and old stones set in dull metals, with accessories often accordion-like.
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Special Grand Jury to Hear Springfield Murder Case at Woodstock
A special grand jury will hear the murder case concerning Howard of Rutland, who was working in a Rutland railroad machine shop when a deadly incident occurred. The case, linked to Springfield, involves charges against Tauligns and Heng, with the inquiry opening yesterday and authorities moving to city hospital for treatment.
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Expensive wedding gift and Paris student dining rites
Fragmented chatter mixes a sobering wedding gift joke with travel notes and a Paris student restaurant vignette. The item references a costly present, a bicycle line, and a mocked scene of prior couples, followed by a Paris dining etiquette primer and a critique of French coffee.
CONTROL THE EMOTIONS IN NERVOUS BALANCE ADVICE
Rev B McComb notes essential nervous balance rests on controlling emotions. Evaluate physical life factors such as sleep, nutrition, work, and environment to address nervous weakness. Warn against paroxysms of tears from petty worries, as restraint aids mental strength, while tears can aid release only rarely.
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Dutch Sports and the Joy of Skating and Sleighing
The article extols Dutch American youth in New Netherland for natural skating and sleighing skills, noting canals and rivers as classrooms. It recounts sled and ice boat traditions on the Mohawk Hudson and river towns famed for coasting and ice yachts, with cultural tidbits on girls with boys names and historical quirks.
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Meaning of the Green Bough in Building Tradition
The article explains a Brittany origin for the green bough roof custom later adopted by French Canadians. It ties the ritual to ancient tree spirits believed to inhabit trees, claiming the bough placation calmed spirits to prevent harm during building.
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