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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
3
Berlin dispatch reports German press viewing the Ford peace mission as eccentric. It notes passports permit travel only to neutral countries, limiting reach beyond New York. German observers doubt officials will grant entry without official backing from Washington.
New York Oscar IL via Sinsvonsett reports Henry Ford begins organizing peace committees aboard the ship. Clergy students and newspaper men join with other groups to form corresponding bodies from neutral countries. They aim to select an international commission to pursue peace proposals and publicize them globally.
A fragment from a medical progress report discusses tuberculosis treatment, citing Dr J W Carhart of Antonio Texas and a claim that a mineral salt remedy improves pulmonary and throat conditions. The text mentions Eckman Laboratories Philadelphia and advocates consulting a druggist to order the product.
An old advertisement promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a quick remedy for cold symptoms. It promises relief from stuffed nostrils, discharge, headache, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, and stiffness when taken every two hours for three doses. The pitch targets general readers seeking fast, convenient relief.
An analysis contrasts covert diplomatic techniques with transparent public diplomacy, highlighting how secrecy shapes negotiations, influence, and accountability among nations, organizations, and leaders. It examines historical and contemporary practices, noting risks and benefits of guarded strategies versus open channels.
Paris dispatches mock the Ford peace trip with satire on the voyage and its reception. French papers call the visit a humorous spectacle, noting Ford's extraordinary originality of mind and warning he may be seen as dangerous by publics and rulers across Europe.
Letters from Donald B. MacMillan report his Crockerland expedition party in good health and preparing to winter in Arctic regions. Relief ship Genet Cluett, frozen at North Star Bay, Sanilis north of Atab, aids the MacMillan relief effort amid icebound conditions.
A listing of neighbors and relatives from Montpelier and nearby areas visiting at Earl Slayton’s East Montpelier home on Sunday includes Mr. and Mrs. Moses Shuttie and om, Dormet, Mr. and Mrs. K. Horr, Meary Naldwin, Seley Kerbert, Pinney of Montpelier, Christine Martin, Lacy Stoame, Adulie Paxton, Mrs. Robert Lowers, and several others.
Local market notes report dressed pork plentiful with prices easing and fresh eggs coming more freely. Wholesale quotes show pork at 0 9 to 0 40, eggs 42 to 44 cents, potatoes quiet at 85 cents, and Milch cows $40 to $80. Receipts through December 6 cite poultry 600, lambs 40, hogs 213, cattle 190, milk cows 45 at $40 and 380, plus varied butter cheese and egg quotes from Boston and wholesale houses.
Mrs Frances Crane Lillie wife of Prof Frank Lillie of the University of Chicago and daughter of ironmaster Richard T Crane was held on bond after arrest for alleged interference while picketing striking garment workers on Chicago's west side. She missed a university mass meeting in her support and accused authorities of police favoritism toward manufacturers.
At the Bright a can vara yesterday morning beef cattle sold on a lower basis for all beat grades. Lambs and calves were somewhat lower while beef cattle were easier with tops at THT%e and cows easing to 6e3tyc. Milch cows demand was moderate and prices were sharply lower with ordinary cows at 3) de and cann ers varied. sheep also down amid softer demand.
Miss Ethel Greene and Miss Muth from Albumy New York visit Randolph for a holiday event at the Greene home. They are enrolled in a business college and will be joined by Mr and Mrs O Greene and Mr and Mrs W A Jones for an evening gathering with music and social remarks.
Fragmentary report describes a local contest at Keckey Forest between teams from Mary Morgan and Wallen with unclear actions and outcomes. Names and places appear garbled, limiting precise facts.
New York reports a market up on the president's message with steel advancing while railroads and other investments show firmer sentiment. The United States Steel stock rose from 60 to 64 as broad optimism lifted major sectors. Investors remain cautious as energy and industrials gain momentum amid cautious trading.
Fragments describe a method and routine involving hot water believed to cleanse the liver and promote health. The text repeats phrases about morning washing and personal care practices with unclear context and sources.
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