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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
3
A middle aged man forgets his daughter's ticket at a station. On an express train a young couple secretly plans to marry with no money, and strangers pool funds to pay their fare. A minister is found and the ceremony occurs aboard, with passengers later congratulating the couple before the girl returns home and confesses.
A healthful approach to relief emphasizes lasting benefits from proper living and the use of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as needed. It cleanses the system gently and promptly without irritation, earning broad physician approval and trust from countless families over many years. Always buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Co product.
An issue discusses common houseplant failures from over potting and overwatering, urging restraint in container size and soil. Suburban Life notes hanging white curtains can disrupt room harmony, recommending straight window-line curtains with a pleated valance to maximize light and balance.
Frank J. Cosme, once Utah’s U.S. senator, launches a sequence in Byers’s boy’s paper Decemtur condemning the Mormon leadership. He depicts Joseph F. Smith as a religious fanatic ruling with absolute power, using faith to justify political and business control, and pursuing plural marriage while exploiting the nation.
In a republic, corporations are governed by stockholders while workers vote indirectly. Stockholders may neglect duties, funding parties with profits. Citizens' taxes fund banks and overseen by bosses who herd voters to tickets, shaping influence and control of politics. Litcomn Steffens notes this dynamic in Beerglaty's December issue.
A fragmented OCR item mentions FIT and BOPLIRS with unclear context and numbers, showing a brief reference to a 47 Rout donee and Ew Fock, but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities for a fuller summary.
A Toronto mob of several thousand rioted on December 8 damaging over a hundred streetcars and injuring 18. The disorder followed a public debate over a pay‑per‑ride system at Massey Hall as Mayor Geary and officials sought calm and a dignified discussion with transit leaders.
A six man New Bedford voyage aboard the Olive May, a Boston fishing schooner, headed by Capt Antoine Silva of Edgartown, sank near the Gay Head region. One fisherman was rescued after a second schooner aided, though five others remain lost. The rescue used life savers and a breeches buoy, with the sinking location east of the life savers about 34 miles east of Gay Head. Others on board included Harding Paul, James Sears, Patrick O’Brien, James Mimroo, Moston, Peter Silva, Kilgartown. the missing crew member from Algartown was later identified.
In Ashland, Henry Roberts, William Green, Gor len, and Bert Smith boat at Suan Lake hit by current. The craft flooded after an ice strike near Dog Cove, forcing the crew to swim toward shore ten miles from bind. Cotton teat him, two cone ponions with thin fists driven toward assist.
Dartmouth trainer Khige ford reports injuries among football players were fewer and less serious this season. Only two players missed more than two days, and just two were out over a week yet returned for the final game. Dr Felagsmand credits new rules limiting posting and yardage restrictions for the reduction in injuries and spectator interest.
Population figures released show North Dakota at 77 4116, up 57 410 from 319140, an 18 percent rise. The data cover ages 1 to 16 and compare 1900 to 1910. no city statistics were issued for states.
A rustic cough syrup recipe touts Pinex and Sukar Bruptor as the key to rapid relief. It claims to loosen phlegm, ease chest irritation, and end coughing with a laxative effect, urging readers to obtain Pinex through The Pinex Co in Pt. Wayne, Ind.
Dee Washington reports fourteen Indians killed near Elk county Nevada with bodies and horses buried in two trenches. White horse thieves are blamed by T Barley Lee Idaho prosecutor who asks the Justice Department to aid in bringing suspects to justice.
Washington delegates debate the applicability of a new act to telegraph and telephone common carriers. Questions cover subject carriers telegraph versus telephone, free interstate service, tariff filings, and the ban on rebates and preference. The inquiry seeks to define the act’s reach and action for common carriers rather than decide a single case.
Two kidnapped Italian boys were returned to their New York homes without any ransom demands. Three year old Carlo Gallotto and ten year old Peter Civincion were found safe, with unclear details on the kidnappers and their exact whereabouts. The incident prompted no payment requests and involved inconsistent statements from the children.
Promotional booklet claims Eekmans Alterativethe medicine from a Nashville firm cures tuberculosis. The pamphlet promotes testimonials and heart touching stories, promising relief and urging free distribution. The dubious claims target tubercular invalids in a nationwide campaign from Barre, Vermont.
Copenhagen dispatch reports Danish islanders urging talks on selling the Danish West Indies to the United States. The cabinet fears a revolt and hesitates to initiate negotiations, while Queen Louise opposes any plan reducing Danish territory.
In Ottawa the secretary of public works William Pugsley praised the United States for its spirit of justice in the international waterways treaty. He moved a resolution to allocate 875000 to cover the Canadian section of the international commission, which will address border bond issues and remit to adjust matters between Canada and the United States. The House received the declaration with approval.
Paris Dec 5 A report from the committee of the chamber of deputies argues for women's suffrage in France tracing medieval limits on political participation to property ownership and noting gradual changes since the revolution. It says women should be allowed to participate in municipal and local affairs as the time has come.
In Pasadena California society circles clash with the visiting Japanese training squadron. High ranking naval officers faced social boycott as hotel managers attempted to shield the admiral, with engraved invitations for a flagship ball left undelivered and no guests turning up.
A discussion of archaic personal property tax rules shows how millionaires can dodge taxes while small retailers pay. Examples describe starting a grocery with 5400, stock at 4000, assessed value of 3200, and schemes to shift debt and invest to minimize tax burden, highlighting the inequities in the tax system.
The article describes marbles boiled in arnes and custards, tips for caring for faced items, and recipes like rich puff paste with fruit toppings. It also sketches dainty gowns and blouses, with praise for refined women’s manners, contrasting with male perceptions at a congress.
A fashion feature surveys hair trends seen in beauty models and the rise of fur accessories. It notes models and advertisers using hair products, critiques public perception, and highlights fur stole styles, coats, and matching turbans. The piece references events and figures in fashion, labor, and society coverage of the era.
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