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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1920

Page

3

Harding Feels Nation Wide Pulse on Cabinet Plans

President elect Harding returns to Marion from a tropics trip ready to begin forming his cabinet and shaping policy. He reports satisfaction with talks with Republican leaders and views on foreign affairs, while awaiting further league conference discussions and final cabinet selections before inauguration.

Marion Tropics Harding Washington Congress Hanting Cloet Hae

Congress At Work In Senate Debates And Committees

Washington reports Senate set to begin debate on a meat packing regulation bill and consider farmer relief, after a day focused on committee work. War department payment investigations into steamship reimbursements continued with transport service officials and witnesses. The immigration expulsion bill was slated as the House special order for tomorrow.

Senate War Department Special War Expenditures Investigation Committee Howse

Government Employees Strike In Vienna Over Wages

Government workers in Vienna walked off the job after wage demands were rejected. The finance minister stated the government would stand firm and fight the strike. Vienna city official Schober warned posts could be suspended, as workers threaten to appeal to the national assembly over alleged violations of the right to organize.

Vienna National Assembly Schober

Whitin Machine Works Leader George M Whitin Dies

George M Whitin longtime Whitin Machine Works director and treasurer died today after a long illness. He served as director in numerous cotton manufacturing firms and belonged to several Boston clubs. His great grandfather Colonel Paul Whitin founded the Whitinsville village.

Whitinsville Mase Dec George M. Whitin Whitin Machine Works Boston Paul Whitin

No Risk With Diamond Dyes

An advertisement promises easy diamond dyeing with the Diamond Dyes package. It claims simple directions for dyeing all fabrics from wool to cotton and guarantees perfect results for beginners, with a color card available at druggists.

DANDERINE Hair Tonic Promises Vital Thick Hair

A vintage ad touts Danderine claiming it makes hair appear heavier and fuller after a massage. It promises lustre life and abundance, soothing dandruff and preventing falling hair with a 35 cent bottle touted as a beauty tonic for youthful thickness.

Liberal Credits to the Farmers

Washington offers immediate Senate action on a joint resolution by the agricultural committee and the War Finance Corporation directing the Federal Reserve Board to extend liberal credits to farmers. The War Finance Corporation has made loans totaling 353 million by May 10 before treasury suspension, with repayments of 293 million by November 30 leaving a balance of 117.7 million.

Washington, D.C Senate Agricultural Committee War Finance Corporation Federal Reserve Board Gramm War Finnte Corporation Secretary of the Treasury

Italy Loans to Jugoslavia Silent Entente Forms

Rome reports a Rapallo secret pact in which Italy would lend 1 billion lire to Jugoslavia via an Italian bank and hints at provisions for an Italo Jugoslav defensive alliance. The move suggests Italy joins a covert Little Entente with Czechoslovakia Roumania without official membership.

Rome Italy Jugoslavia Rapallo Giornale D'Italia Czechoslovakia Roumania

Fat men banquet in Boston weighs in at high marks

Boston, Dec. 8. United States Fat Men's club gathered to honor indoor sport eating. Star member BB Bent of Boston weighed 305 pounds, while the heaviest spouse weighed 235. A member noted shrinking to 220 since the last banquet, claiming it aided dancing. Club claims 1300 members.

Boston United States Fat Men's Club BB. Bent

Honor To Britishers In New Bedford Visit

New Bedford Mass December 7 Britan nia day marked by a reception for HSM Calcutta crew Rear Admiral Allen E Verett and staff salutes at Fort Rodman a state pier luncheon at the Country club and armory dinner for 150 with speeches and song led by Major Ashley and Admiral Verett. A football event and open house with British and Canadian troops cap the day as the party plans to remain aboard tomorrow.

New Bedford Mass Britannia HSM Calcutta Bermuda Allen E. Verett Fort Rodman Walter H.shaw Charles S Ashley State Pier Country Club State Armory Major Ashley A. Davis Percy A. Guthrie McLean Kitties Verett North Seas Brittania Ash- We Prutiner

MUST CHECK FUEL WASTE United States In to Maintain Industrial Supremacy

New York December 7 The annual meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers centers on fuel scarcity and methods to conserve. David Moffat Meyers argues conservation could save 75 to 100 million tons annually with $450 million in value. Water coke is highlighted by O P Hood as a practical home fuel method.

United States New York American Society of Mechanical Engineers David Moffat Meyers O. P. Hood

State of War to End Traced with Italian Ministry Note

An official statement from Gabriele Annuncia headquarters says the plan to declare a state of war with Mary was not an ultima, following a message from the Italian Ministry of War about General Caviglia’s move. Deputies’ committee members discussed possible delays and political maneuvering.

Triest Pyia Higareas Tegency Quarnere Gabriele I Annuncia Iialian Ministry of War Caviglia Mary Pechel

New Markets for Vermont Milk Growth Westward

Vermont dairy firms eye southeastern Massachusetts as fresh outlets for whole milk and cream. Transportation gains through milk rail service reduce costs and preserve quality, enabling daily shipments from cooperatives. New plants at Northfield and Brattleboro near completion within $100,000 total cost, with Brattleboro usable by March and Northfield by February. Demand for sweet cream remains tight while storage shows higher butter stocks and maple products outlook improves with sugar price declines. Winter courses in agriculture and dairying at University of Vermont begin December 9, offering practical training for creamery managers and staff.

Massachusetts Cooperative Treameries Vermont Suga Northfield Brattleboro Northfeld Bureau of Markets Brick & Minster Pot & Bakers University of Vermont of Agriculture Burlington Dee Hye Che College of Agriculture University of Vermont, Wand Department of Agriculture University of Versmont University of Vermont State Department of Agriculture Boston New York Ani Sverige

New England Marketing Officials Plan Two Day Conference

The New England States Marketing Officials Conference plans a two day session at the State House Boston on December 9 and 10 to discuss agricultural marketing problems in the region. Attendees will include economists extension directors and dairy plant managers with invitations to other interested officials and creamery managers to join debates and lectures on current market issues.

College of Agriculture L Varmont Burlington New England States New England IMG State House Boston Contitenes Fanny Estension

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