Refund Promise Card for Tar Syrup Cough Cure
A local notice from Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar promises refunds for a 60 cent bottle if it fails to cure cough or cold. Names listed include E A Crown Kendrick Co DP Davis Scoegy L Edeon McArthur Miles & Co McAllister Bros C Howard J A Cunning J W Parmenter and others. Also mentions a public sit and meeting all trains and gives Telephone 232 Papin Bros.
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Greene
Pharawcy
E. A. Crown
Kendrick & Co
DP. Davis
Scoegy L. Edeon
D. A. McArthur
W. IL
Miles & Co
McAllister Bros
C. Howard
J. A. Cunning
J. W. Parmenter
Insurance Is Neither So Good Nor So Bad as Pote Would Like
A partial item from The Barre Daily Times notes opinions on National Life Insurance Company in Vermont. The unreadable OCR fragment mentions premiums and policy quality but lacks clear facts or names other than the insurer and location. The brief hints at consumer sentiment without concrete details.
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Pote
National Life Insurance Company
Ee Ee
Talk of the Town notices and shop listings mix
An assortment of classifieds from Talk of the Town including mentions of cut flowers at Youngeon’s, Masonic charms and pins, stone cutters’ glasses priced 200 to 2.00 per pair, overshoes and rubbers for teens, rental listing for an eight room cottage at 303 Main Street, and various other notices and erratic fragments from local businesses and services.
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Youngeon's
Geo. E. Masonic
Glalvo
Ellis
Chelsea beams wife of Rik worker and service in town
The report recalls Sunday visitors relatives including Arthur Taylor recently laid up at home and Mrs Macea visiting Barre. Postmaster Match held a canal mail carrier exam at the academy drawing a local turnout from Washington and White River Junction while references note ongoing health concerns and parish life.
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Eran Beams
Rik
Era
Arthur Taylor
Steen Monthe-Old Ou
Darling
Congregational Church
Ee Daren
Peoith
Town
N.hl
Aml
BN. Macea
Meeres
Barre
B.C. Sprague
Vai
Fillmore Edwards
Furt Fletcher
Washington
Chester Keler
Josiah P. Wiggins
Wert Oueinth
John
Hacen
White River Jumetia
Match
Canal
Academy
Pe Hey
A. Ing
DD T. Trembly
Browe
MW. Hyland
Local Markets Fueled by Cold Weather and Travel Delays
In Barre Vermont on February 12 1908 markets show firmness for eggs butter and pork due to cold wave and poor travel Conditions. Receipts at St Johnsbury for the week ending February 10 include poultry 43 pounds cattle and calves etc, with dairy products and potato stocks noted amid limited distribution.
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St. Johnsbury
St. Johnnsbury
W. AL Ricker
Tate
Boston Markets Prices and Market Notes in Feb
Boston reports on February 2 that local produce markets show little change with receipts balancing supply. Quotes cover onions, fruit, vegetables, dairy, meat, and refrigerated stock, noting moderating demand, price cuts to spur sales, and sufficient supplies across several regions including New York, New England, and the western states.
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Boston
Danate Yeiamery
Orage Wales
Ory
Cheitie
Poe
Wardle
New York
Fay
Facey
Beenerg
Fragmented OCR: Local Notice Reads Unclear Text
Fragmented OCR yields unclear wording about a local notice. readable fragments point to an official action or deadline but exact details such as dates names or places are not discernible from the provided text.
Savings Banks From theouttery Journal at Hyde Park
Lamoille County leads in one area as Savings Bank at Hyde Park under ex Gov Page grows depositors. It pays four percent interest compounded semi annually on all deposits with funds deposited by February earning interest from January 1. Page’s Vermont administration background boosts trust. a free leaflet explains the bank’s strength and offerings. Get it.
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Lamoille County
Hyde Park
Page
Vermont
Deaths and funerals in Randolph area church notices recount local families
The Randolph column reports the death of Mrs. Bowen and the funeral at Sylvester Bowen's home, with interment nearby. It notes Mr. Pratt’s death, Mr. Bowen’s long marriage and move, and Mrs. Bowen’s caretaking of many children. Mentions Georgia White, Udall, and Albert Barnes in town for care. Richard Grant left for Boston to take a service exam. Parish events include a religious meeting with Christian Brothers and a banquet, plus a sermon by Th. Angell from the White Plague.
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Bowen
Sylvester Bowen
Sarin
Pratt
Abe
Christian Church
Mr. Bean
Georgia White
Hieard
Wits
Udall
Albert
Barnes
Richard
Boston
Wilke
Mortow
Father
Sirhouse
Beck
North Carolina
Say
Beles Park
Ted Weeks
Atiael Ee
Pate Ural
Monilay
Th. Angell
Ethics of Unionism and the Personal Equation
A newspaper commentary argues the Trades Union movement suffers from jealousy and personal animosity, undermining unity and progress. It calls for bigger hearts and calmer conduct, urging members to support merit over personal gain and to act with tolerance toward rivals for the movement’s advancement.
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Trades Union
Brother
Universal Peace Rally Calls Labor to End War
A Washington gathering at Belasco theater promoted by MG AL urges organized labor to refuse fighting. Rev Charles Steinle advocates abolition of labor unions as a path to solve labor questions while condemning war profits and political meddling. The speaker lists labor reform aims and references presidential candidates and postwar plans amid strong antiwar sentiment.
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Lsbor
Charles Steinle
Emlem
Sffbeing
Belasco Theater
Washington
MG AL
Steete
Santary
Fragmented OCR notes recount local social calls and retirements
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mary Dutch, Walter Mire, and townsfolk like Kingsbury and Mantgelier. It hints at social visits, cider, and a retirement from work, with scattered names such as Mrs Mare Biles Wes and J. K. Weedward. The passage reads as a dated, informal community record of neighbors and daily life.
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Mary
Stannard
Walter
Beer Kingsbury
Duarilie
Liisa
Mantgelier Fa
Bruther
Kroes
Jrda
Famber Ter
Weingok
Howe
Mare Biles
Mary Apkine
Wikame
J. K. Weedward
Harry Carleton
Mit
Gevegt
Noahs Ravens and the Blacksmith Preacher in Tennessee
In a Tennessee mountain community a blacksmith, known for honest trade and strong sermons, faced a sly skeptic Tom Bradley who repeatedly challenged biblical stories. During a yearly camp meeting the preacher recounted how a raven inquiry forced a moment of doubt that he steeled with faith, ultimately embracing a lesson of practical wisdom.
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Tennessee
Bia
Tom Bradley
Tom
Billy Hite
Kiver
Noah
Ark
Satan
Lost Ravens and a Nest of Eggs Tale
A fragment describes Seozi Uf and a raven figure, mentioning a raven on a nest of five eggs. The text hints at origins of ravens and alludes to an elf character observing the scene, suggesting a folkloric or storytelling context.
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Seozi
The Japanese Toilet and Cosmetic Customs
A Los Angeles Times excerpt humorously details a Japanese maiden’s holiday toilette routine. It describes washing and styling hair, rouge and powder, brow shaping, cherry paste lips, silk garments, and lacquered clogs as part of a ceremonial preparation before setting out.
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Fudge
Fujiyama
Los Angeles Times
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Pritt
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Masa
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J. R. Osborne
Fast Barre
VL. Varcensert
Woodward
J. D. Ossola
Manefacturer
Emslies Flower Store
Maio St. Bert Ladd’s Stare
Deary
Lboustex
Serie Tote Eee Bats
Wol Angier
Ax Rackentich
F. L. Harris & CO. Carpenters
Foe Koraisky, Custom Tailor
Sateen Berk tM Mab &_ Bae
the Barre Daily Times
Austin
Chelsea
Sears
Sunbury
Ricker’s
Michcows Bem
East Barre
Sraniteville
Cteeens! Caucus
Randolph
Squire Bowen
Mrs "Bess
Mrs. Ingalls
Mr. Wean
Tevin
Ethics OF Unionism
Universal Peace
Delere
Eiger
England
Miami
Reliance
Gilson
Woodpecker
S. J. SEGEL @CO
Dezel Square
Barr
Kear
Granite City Creamery
Worthen Brock
Keith Avenue
Main Street
A. W. Aller
Teleptwoe
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R. G. Robinson
Wood
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