Vermont and Nation News in Barre Daily Times December 30 1920
Barre Daily Times reflects on D Annuccio poetry and a sheriffs case in Sherbrooke. It notes a Vermont bailiff arrested for liquor smuggling into the United States and comments on Florida winter tourism. The piece discusses price criticisms in New York shoe shines and remarks on the Mudgett case related to Amy Johnson. It highlights Representative Cannon’s long service and hopes he may reach a century in age.
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Sherbrooke
P. Q. Isinder
Vermont
United States
Mudgett
Joseph Cannon
Tmnoix
Babe Ruth
Justin
Cannon
Vermier
Congress
Gladstone
House Commons
Joie
Vermont publicity draws growing statewide interest
Vermont publicist officials report a surge in inquiries about the state’s attractions and opportunities. Walter Crockett notes unprecedented requests for information as organizations and individuals seek residence or industry development, signaling state visibility increasing beyond mere promotional efforts.
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Vermont
of Vermont
Walter B. Crockett
Organiza
Fame Affair and What It Means
The piece discusses the Plame dispute, its global impact over the past year, and the Italian government’s role amid accusations of fakery. Gabrieler Ammnns, Pmohdier, is noted as a leading figure, with commentary on political fault lines and broader international tensions.
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Plame
Talian Regular
Gabrieler
Petecton
Rain coats and mackinaws priced from five to fifteen dollars
Advertisement notes a selection of rain coats storm coats and sturdy mackinaws offered at prices ranging from five to fifteen dollars. The line ends abruptly with the word her providing no further detail.
D'Annunzio and Fiume in the London Treaty era
The article reviews how the Treaty of London set Italy against Croatia over Fiume, then part of Hungary, and the later clash with Yugoslavia. It details D'Annunzio's bold Fiume campaigns, the Rappallo settlement, and Italy's seizure to enforce the agreement. It notes the shift toward stabilizing the Adriatic region after years of war and D'Annunzio's lasting impact on regional borders.
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Italy
Croatia
Flame
Hungary
D'Annunzio
Fiume
Wilson
D'Annuncio
D'Annungio
Jig Slavia
Taly
Rappallo
Adriatic
Europe
Marjorie and Jack Tighten Tie Amid Tom’s Absence
In Boston, a cryptic note reveals Marjorie’s shifting affections as Tom’s absence coincides with growing feelings for Jack. The exchange suggests personal drama shaping loyalties and future plans.
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Madge
Marjorie
Tom
Jack
Boston
No Time to Waste Rites Wins a Vow Amid Excitement
Dolly Shek recalls the most exciting event and vows never to repeat the risky act. The piece centers on a vow tied to intense moments and a notable winner named Rites.
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Dolly
Fragmentary Trade Dialogue on Making It Pay in a Hotel
Unclear OCR text shows a dialogue about making a hotel pay and turning a place to sleep into a more profitable venture. Readable lines hint at market viability concerns and a reply about adapting the hotel space. Names and precise details are not legible.
Lost Speed in Leve Wig and Mirthful Prose
Fragmented OCR text mentions coach, players, and a race or sprint event. Names and details are unclear, but suggests a sports scene with commentary on speed and performance.
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Leve
Charlie
Montpelier Conference Backed by State Education Leaders
A recent Montpelier gathering of Commissioner Dempsey and state superintendents, with Le B Johnson reviewing school administration, highlights positive prospects for education reform. Attendees saw no alarm over Stearns proposals or danger to the small rural schools, anticipating careful legislative consideration.
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Montpelier
Dempsey
le B. Johnson
State Aid of Education
Stearns
Ludlow Tribune
Vermont Congress Reapportionment Debate Prompts Change
Vermont lawmakers discuss reapportionment as census results threaten another House seat. A Republican caucus favored increasing membership while some states fought expansion. Potential amendments propose two seats per state regardless of population, risking Vermont losing a congressman if current trends persist. The debate echoes across Vermont politics as other issues prompt reform.
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Vermont
House of Representatives
Washington
House
Lowe
Heather Day
Beyaeen
Thie
Vermeant
St. Albams Messenger
Living one day at a time in modern life
The Minneapolis Journal quotes advice that the best improvement is coming and worry is the worst enemy. It argues that if people stopped worrying, mental and physical strain would lessen and daily loads would seem lighter. The message urges living one day at a time, taking life step by step.
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Minneapolis Journal
New Trigger for Army Rifle Under Test
A new trigger action for U S rifles, described by Popular Mechanics, resembles the neta form but uses a distinct firing operation. The trigger moves back with notable fore-anitaft movement and when released, advances to discharge the rifle.
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U. S
Odd quip on giraffes doubles as wit
A brief literary gag from the Boston Transcript notes a joke about giraffes being thin and dumb, countered with the idea that nature made them articulate to avoid talking over everyone. The exchange playfully blends language and zoological humor.
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Boston Transcript
Blunders of Authors in Edith Wharton Works
The Restan Transcript cites an early Wharton description of a man walking on a stony beach with Gris arms and lege bound to his sides. It notes in The Age of Innocence nine worse blunders, including Archer and May married with the wants of the funeral service.
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Edith Wharton
Archer
May
Restan
Reformer Takes Vows in Salvaton Career Ta Month
A reformer commits to a vows period amid Salvatons career notes, with a focus on new equitable aims and community service as the month unfolds.
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Equitable
Timeless Bits on Time and Soldierly Resolve
Fragmented reminiscences discuss counting time in months and years and practical uses. A printer suggested focusing on a single moment, as the future looms, while the group carries on. Edward Everett Hale quotes urge bearing yesterday today and tomorrow as life’s burden and solace. Nobody fully grasps what tomorrow may bring.
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Edward Everett Hale
Stray Stories Echo on Love and Change of Hands
In a brief wry exchange from Stray Stories, same old hands imply a place has changed heads. The niece affirms love, while the aunt questions it, revealing a motif about shifting loyalties and constellations of affection.
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Boston Transcript
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