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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
7
A pocket inhaler package priced at one dollar offers Hyomei for chest cold symptoms. It includes a bottle of Hyomei and a medicine dropper with extra refills at fifty cents. The ad promises money back if Hyomei does not relieve the illness.
Emergency Hospital seeks trained nurses available by application day or night. Telephone contact at 319-2 for calls and information.
A dealer promotes a selection of tools including the war ranted axe at one dollar. Mention is made of K Cut and Drag Laws and Bishop Hand Laws with assurances of unconditional warrant.
The NY court dismissed the Al T Pa murder case against William Marsh Rice era amid a brief, comical hearing. The judge indicated a substantive issue, clearing the way for Governor Biggins to review Patrick’s sentence or commute it.
Lipton denies plans to wed, stating no engagement or marriage is arranged. The denial comes amid rumors surrounding his personal life and current relationships in Philadelphia society.
A reader reports lasting relief after using Dr. David Kennedy's Remedy for stone in the bladder and kidney discomfort. The testimonial claims the pain ceased and author expresses willingness to testify to the remedy's effectiveness.
Readable fragments mention a coder or team names and a state PRA. Details are unclear. most proper nouns are garbled. The item reads like a damaged public notice or brief sports snippet with incomplete context and missing dates or places.
A fire in a barn on a Burlington farm released cattle and a horse after the structure caught fire in the night. Edward Longe and others aided in freeing the animals, with one man thrown as he attempted to restrain the escaping horse and later aided by nearby neighbors.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a church term or event with a $500 donation linked to a donor and mentions the death of Mrs. M. The readable fragments reference a seating or meal event and a referenced date in 206, with Bennington and Pe tate appearing as place names.
An advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Tablets cure low vitality with signs of aching bones tired nerves restless nights and organ trouble while offering the product for 35 cents from C H Kendrick & Co. The brief notice markets a health remedy without scientific backing.
A fragment describes James Watt observing steam lifting a kettle lid and Gowabb noting hidden power in steam. It mentions a tiny germ said to affect hair roots and promotes Newtro's Herpicide as a remedy. Readers are urged to seek a sample from druggists.
The article notes subscription payments totaling 1 200 recently, with 83 000 contributed over the past year toward siding for the Y M C A and 100 toward the construction of new Episcopal and Methodist churches in the village. It highlights ongoing church building efforts and community fundraising within the town.
The article recalls the old western Vermont route chosen in 1810 across the mountain between southern Vermont and the eastern side. It notes the mud cutting cost at $5000, built by Manchester Peru Chester citizens led by Nathaniel Fullerton and Tom Burton of Burr and Burton Seminary, plus other Peru leaders. The piece laments that the era’s beverage consumption has declined over 50 years.
Baltimore physicians report a special clinic case in which Dr Finney grafted a missing finger from a child onto the face and later amputated the graft. The operation, performed recently, included transplanting the finger, removing the graft, and noting the nail regrew on the face.
Dec 4 Vermont reports a drop in Christmas tree shipments to New York as farmers struggle with rising costs. Three carloads previously sent over the Chatham can now offer cheaper prices by five cents per tree. Officials note a shift to allow forests to regrow for timber rather than harvest now.
Fragmentary Berlin note dated December 14 mentions Stehen Katz, a former comrade, and a marriage ceremony. The fragment references undertakings and a person identified as a carpenter in relation to the event, with unclear surrounding details.
A Watertown resident, BR Waterman, writes about his daughter who suffers from an illness described in fragmented text. The note hints at seeking new life or cure and mentions discomfort and suffering, reflecting a personal plea for relief and healing.
An advertisement advertises sale of parcels at 5 Wisterbury and other properties, with partitions and rooms offered by partners. It cites prices per square foot and mentions a large house, barns, and a large basement, inviting inquiries through D A Perrs and associates.
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