Warranted Syrup of Tar Promotion Card
Card advertisement offering 50 cent and 80 cent bottles of Oreene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar with money back assurance if it fails to cure coughs or colds. Lists distributors Red Crows and multiple merchants including B.A. Crown CH Kendrick Co and D. F. Davie among others.
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Oreene
Red Crows
B.A. Crown
Kendrick & Co
D. F. Davie
lLmire
J. A. McArthur
W. H. Miles & Co
McAllister Bros
D. GC. Boward
J. A. Cumming
A. W. Parmenter
East Barre Foresters Hall Box Social and Whist
Box social and whist party planned at Foresters' hall in East Barre with proceeds to local needs. Event details include date and organized by community group, inviting residents to participate.
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Foresters’ Hall
East Re
Osborne's Store Announces February 1908 Cash Coupon Plan
Commencing Tuesday February 4 1908 I shall give cash coupons with every cash purchase of score over redeemable in goods at my store I have also made arrangements whereby I can give all my credit customers a nice premium for prompt payment Full announcement of which will be made later Come in and let us tell you about it East Barre Vt Osborne A 4 A OSBORNE East Barre VL
Fathers Carried on Margin and Insurance Premium
A fragment from The Barre Daily Times describes a life insurance premium and its role in securing family support if a father lives or dies. The note mentions National Life Insurance Company Montpelier mutual, with Ballard as general agent and N. B. Ballard in Barre.
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National Life Insurance Company
Montater
Mutual
A Ballard
N. B. Ballard
Barre
Talk of the Town items and notices collage
A fragmentary listing shows rentals and personal ads including tenement and barn to rent, storage needs for winter, local businesses selling glass and stone cutter supplies, a clairvoyant schedule, and a financial secretary collecting dues at Moore and Owens. It reads like a miscellaneous town notices page.
Youngest taster in New Hampshire and other odd notes
Sires and Sons reports Halila L. Whittemore, seventeen, as the youngest taster in New Hampshire. Roosevelt named honorary president at the American Bison Society event in New York. Garfield rarely wore a silk hat and favors a workaday suit. Gustay Jovanovitch leads vast herds with 25,000 dogs guarding 1.7 million sheep across Siberia. Oklahoma politician Bird McGuire has wandered from Illinois to Missouri to Kansas to Indian Territory before Oklahoma. Treasury secretary George Cortetyou enjoys organ and piano. Willam James Bryan, the Senate's baby member, shares initials pattern with several senators whose last names begin with B.
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Chlebcook Grange
New Hampshire
Halila L. Whittemore
Roosevelt
American Bison Society
New York
Garfield
Washington Statesman
Gustay Jovanovitch
Jovanovitch
Siberian
Bird
McGuire
Oklahoma
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
George Bruce Cortetyou
Treasury
Senate
Willam James Bryan
Florida
Buller
Beveridge
Burkett
Borsh
Benndegne
Feu Berg Stock Company to Perform After Train Car Event
In Graniteville the Feu Berg stock company will perform at the opera house after a cart event involving F. Wi. Martins and Saree. The schedule includes a lingering act following the Bilom Saturday night gathering.
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F. Wi. Martin
Bilom
Opera
Feuberg Stock Company
Local notes and obituaries from Barre and Claremont area
A consolidated town report notes administrator appointment for Ellen A. Hood estate and commissioners named. Barre City worker George Thompson takes enforced vacation returning to parental home. Walter Beede plans new purchase near Flint’s farm. N J Hill and wife relocate to Minnie Goes’ Main Street house. Four children in the Foil family, two of whom work on the West bill. others seek Whitefield employment. Arrivals include F. Wiliematoes and L. White, with John H. Plaminer and G L Thoms among visitors. School term ends. absences noted for Larrabee, Joe Darling, and Eva Lucas due to illness. News confirms the death of Mrs. Edward P. White of Claremont, N H at 81, formerly Miss Fannie Fuller. family ties listed and travel to Claremont for services.
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Seeane
Amd
Houston S. Fitte
Kieter
Ellen A. Hood
W. Townsend
E. N. Mattison
George Thompson
Smith & Cuming
Barre City
Ira Thompson
N. J. Hill
Mooers
N.J
Minnie (Sanborn
Main Street
Foil
Frank Hemenway
Henry Clark
Whitefield
Mire
Edward P. White
Glaremont
N.hs
Mrs. White
Chelera
Mins Fannie
Pordyce Aind Aurelia Futler
George Fuller Jet Ki
Eugene Puller
Lew Lees
Laura Puller
Fuller
Clare- Imont
Gyroscope Study Aims At Safer Naval Vessels
Science Siftings reports two metal sheets may be welded by edge seams with a blowpipe and describes forming copper and steel vessels by similar methods. A gyroscope was tested on a British torpedo boat at Tynemouth where waves rose six to eight feet and the vessel rode broadside with only 15 degree tilts. Naval experts expect gyroscopes to soon be used in passenger boats.
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Tynemouth
England
Household Hints on Pickles and Fire Safe Curtains
An alum helper keeps pickles crisp and stops vinegar mold. Alum in rinse water makes light muslin curtains fire resistant, reducing burn risk. worn bedspread patches can yield sturdy towels for children. Regular trimming and hemming improve fabric usability.
Industrial Items and Labor Shifts in Early Industry
The Edison cement works crushers at Stewartstown New Jersey crush a six inch stone. Pitch pine once dismissed as worthless now sees demand for cranberry barrels. The labor union movement in the United States traces back to 1803 with shipwrights organizing. In the first ten months of 187? coal shipments totaled 10,661,467 tons, about 10,000,000 feet more than the same period in 1966.
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Edison Cement Works
Stewartstown
N. J
Carush
Vermont Savings Bank money should be used in Vermont
Vermont paper argues that state savings should stay local urging Hyde Park Savings Bank support. It praises Governor Page Garettioc Page for promoting Vermont industries and criticizes outsider influence on state finances while urging loyal local backing for Vermont enterprises.
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Vermont Savings Bank
Vermont
Northfield News
Caxnall & Page
Hyde Derk
Anil Mont
Howe's Pictures Draw Crowds To Opera House
H Howe's perennially popular travel pictures draw over a million patrons in fifteen years. The new program combines wire and knowledge in an enamel, offering vivid scenes and human interest. Reproductions bring far corners of the world to the audience with fidelity, promising both education and wholesome amusement. Tickets at Kendrick's Monday.
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H. Howe
Opera House
Howe
Kendrick
The Jumping Of Place Comedy Snippet
A fragment from Brooklyn Life describes a comedy sketch with a character named Dr. Kine and a male lead who fails to act on promises. The piece hints at marital tension and public performance, mentioning a trial bottle at a pharmacy and a theme of fidelity.
State Lines Population Trends Across Northern States
Fragmented OCR text references population increases in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota and mentions government jobs in Washington and a $20 410 annual surplus. The readable content is highly garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Vermont
Washington
Fragmented OCR Notice of Local Publication Changes
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a local publication change or shutdown noted by officials. The text references weekly papers, a value, and possible industrial or civic matters but is incomplete and unclear.
Artillery Curiosities Leather Wood and Rock Cannons
Time has recorded odd artillery inventions from leather and wood to rock and clay. Leather cannons appeared in Henry VIII era at Boulogne while Scots used leather guns in 1640 at Newhourne. France watched wooden cannons engineered from staves around 1702, and tiny clay cannons with terra cotta bullets were found in a Mexican tomb near Cstmacinta.
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Henry VIII
Boulogne
Evelyn
Lord Coonsy
Newhourne
Paris
Carlyle
France
Louis XIV
India
Baroda
Burton
Malta
Brydone
China
Cstmacinta
Mexico
Cortes
Coutla
Tabasco
London
Climb over a Volcanic Island in Outing Magazine
Hubert Dunn recounts a perilous ascent in the Bering Sea volcanic landscape. The prose paints jagged sulfur vents, salt crusted crevices, and venomous depths, as heat tremors surge and a barren, ash strewn terrain exhales a suffocating, alien atmosphere.
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Bering Sea
Outing Magazine
Hubert Dunn
Acre
Brain growth and Gladstone's hat size in old age
The article notes that the brain stops growing around fifty and may shrink after sixty. It cites Canon MecColl and Canon Medal about Mr Gladstone's head outgrowing hats during the Midlothian campaign near age seventy, suggesting continuous brain growth contributed to perceived peacefulness.
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Canon MecColl
Glinstone
Canon Medal
What am oratory Brodder Jack Prodders Stumina
The Atlanta Constitution quotes a fragmentary remark about oratory, stating that some people will believe a speaker even when it contradicts itself. The piece mocks the idea of black being white and belabors the notion of rhetorical theatrics.
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Oratory
Brodder Jack
Atlanta Constitution
Fragmented note from Chjeags News about orange gift mishap
A quivering children style note asks about an orange gift from Mrs Neigh from the day before. The writer explains the orange was too sour for a child named Elwer and sugar was added so they could eat it themselves.
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Elwer
Samme
Fragmentary note on early lead pencils and Cumberland mines
Vague, garbled OCR excerpt discusses lead pencils and graphite origins with mentions of Cumberland mines and Mohammedane beers, though many words are corrupted. The fragment hints at material sources and historical associations but lacks coherent events or clear figures.
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Cumberland Arpane
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H. F. Cutler
Bear City Hotel
East Barre
Osborne
Sane Ba
Wootaca
Esme
Page Bros. Livery Stable
J. D. Ossola
Emslie's
Ladd’s
Mp Sandbagk
Farwell Street
North Main
Sere
Joe Koralsky
Custom Tailor
St. Harte
the Times
the Barre Daily Times
Talk OF
The
TOWN
Youngson's
A. E. Batchelder
Geo. B. Masonic
L. P. Anatin
Watch and Clock Man
Austin
Ite
Ita
Elis
Spaulding Street
Shildsen
Cea 7
and & Ve
Blanchard Block
St. John Court
Moore & Owens
Sires and Sons
Graniteville
Sith
Ieee Tees
Chelsea
Wash Beede
Moxber
Ine
Tone Lane
Bridge
Flint
Beetle
Ae T& Wiz
Wiliematoes
CL. White Andington
A. J. Knight
Newt Uarvay
John H. Plaminer
Brattleboro
OG. L. Thoms
Purlington
Toe
Pana Pay
Larrabee
Joe Darling
Eva Lucas
Mary Darling
Soarle
Science
Prac
Valie
Mbora
Governor Page
Garettioc
Misoun
Prinwighes
Bat &I
Pardonal Pordenahie
Hyde Park Seviegs Bank
Domne Someting
Eee Pene & Saih
Hanelling
Joan
Earl S. Sloan
Boston
Mass
Torah
Hevermurage
Hide Mattkene
Avery
J.sluod
Rieke
Calley
A. W. Badger & CO
Morse Block
Jatioe
Miami
Reliance
Gilson, Woodpecker
Randolph Center
H. Taft
Legel
S. J. SEGEL @ CO
Dasot Square
Barre, Wi
Hennery
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
C. H. Kendrick & CO
North Main Street
Times
Wey
A. W. Sessyside
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