Savings Banks Attract Deposits In Vermont 1907
The Bennington item notes savings banks and trust companies that offered four percent under state law gained a distinct edge. Vermont banks widely advertised four percent compound interest, boosting deposits substantially, including Gov. Page’s Hyde Park bank which added about $235,000 in six months of 1907. The piece references general savings bank growth and regulatory context.
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Bennington
Savings Bank and Trust
Vermont
Gov. Page
Hyde Park
Unclear headline from Barre Daily Times brief
Fragmentary OCR text from Barre Vermont page appears unreadable, with distorted names and phrases. No recoverable event, date, or entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
TALK OF THE TOWN. Miscellany and ads from Tol 317-4
A patchwork of local notices and ads lists flowers, clocks, frames, jurist matters, rooms for rent, real estate deals, and a rescheduled Gilbertson orchestra dance at Woodmen’s hall. Highlights include 200 cart sales, cheap lamp, and a February 20 social with the famed Gilbertson orchestra cancelation context.
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Youngeon’s
Tol
Geo. E. McFarland
Plainfield Social Roundup Notices and Visits
Pliny Kiser works for Herbert Lane while umyd Farnham visited Bethel friends. Ava Ricker of Groton was in town on business, Joe Miller of Grotom visited I. J. Baldwin’s, Vivian B. Quimby of Waite River Janet ion was in town on business. Mr. and Mrs. James Young of East Montpelier were in town early this week. Evelyn Coburn of East Montpet vee visiting her cousin, Alse Sean in. Mrs. Arthur Emery of Lyndonville is guest of her sister, Murray Martyn. Rev. Perrin B. Wisk officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Adeline Hall in East Calais. Mrs. Hooker and granddaughter of Hardwick visiting at Dick Batchelia’s. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson visiting relatives in North Hutly, Oxneda. Minnie Tovensend visiting sister Mrs. James Lyman of Newport. Several townspeople went to North Montpelier for the Old Folks gathering Thursday evening.
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Umyd Farnham
Bethel
Ava Ricker
Groton
Joe Miller
Grotom
I. J. Baldwin
Vivian
Quimby
Waite River
Janetion
James Young
East Montpelier
Evelyn Coburn
East Montpet Vee
Alse Sean In
Arthur Emery
Lyndonville
Murray Martyn
Perrin B. Wisk
Calais
Adeline Hall
Hooker
Hardwick
Batchelia
Frank Jackson
Rth Hutly
Oxneda
Minnie Tovensend
James Lyman
Newport
Saveral
North Montpelier Thureday
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised For Healing Suffering
Manilla resident Lopez recounts severe cuts and burns eased by Bucklen's Arnica Salve bought at Red Cran pharmacy in Kent and Wells. The product is lauded as the best healing salve he has found, saving suffering and promoting quicker recovery.
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Lopez
Manilla
Vellore
Healy
Red Cram Pharmacy
Kent & Wells
Washington’s vaing event by the Lo Wiichosen tribe
Graniteville announces the second annual Washington’s vaing event hosted by the No. 19 LO RM committee. Members are urged to attend, with limited tickets available through the committee. Attendance requires selection of tickets before admission.
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Rod Mon
LO. RM
Washington
Malin
Ali Jon
East Barre Red Men Notice at Opera House Meeting
East Barre Red Men Attention announces a meeting at the opera house with a public refund proposal on a specific Socrat item. The notice requests attendees and hints at members of Greene's Warranted 5 rit and other details, including contact information and a telephone number.
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Nm Vickety
Greene
Fiat
Ieee
Sateen
D.C
Edson's Condition Serious After Pneumonia Weeks
Random Vermont notes report RANDOLPH W. F. Edson critically ill with pneumonia following a long illness. Water supply issues caused by a valve misalignment threaten a temporary famine. Mrs. Duprey visits, Farnsworth to accompany her during convalescence. Eastman hospitalized with appendicitis. local decorations for a dining hall review praised. community sympathy extended.
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Mrs. Duprey
Barte Tx
A. W. Eastman
Hastman
Chelsea and Townsfolk Visit Relatives and Events
Misses Anna and Eva Livas visit grandmother Mrs Arthur Camp in East Randolph. Philip J. Little of Leominster briefly visits friends in town, staying at the Orange County hotel. Clarence E. Simmons moves to Boston for work. Fred Merchant leases and relocates to a North Trinbridge house. Fred J. Smithson buys the Sophronia Ordway house for 700. Daring remains homebound yet plans a short office return. Tyrian club holds an evening for members including B A Cornin, Hf XII Mattison, and others. Lincoln tribute at town hall features Hale K. Darling’s address and a clarinet solo with Mrs. Sprague.
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Anna
Eva Livas
Wadnewiny
East Randolph
Arthur Camp
Blair Lamberton
Shareweure
The
Wick
Arthur W. Case
Philip J. Little
Leominster
Mays
Orange County
Clarence E. Simmons
Charles Moulton
Raston
Merit
Fred Merchant Lee
North Trinbridge
Giles
Daring
Jae Co
Bee
Hiv
Tyrian Cind
Ben" Toolur
Tunbridge
Mien
Taéker
Vie
B.A. Cornin
Mattison
Stanley
Wilson
Holmes
William Robbine
Walter
Goss
George A. Tracy
Dall
Academy
Wiaes
Hale K. Darling
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Charles J. Denemore
W. H. Sprague
Washington Wirticine event by Red Men at Est Barre
Websterville Red Men announce their annual Washington entertainment and supper on February 21 at Est Barre. Only six invited members are expected. no guest admitted without a ticket.
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Washington
Epern
Sanee
Barre
Priday
The Odor of Sanctity in French Theory
A translated fragment discusses Dr Georges Dumas’s article in Revue de Paris on saints and the odor of sanctity. It describes alleged perfumes linked to saints and argues bodily chemistry could emit such scents from alcoholic aromas and fatty acids amid rapid life burn rates, with aromas escaping via breath, sweat, and skin.
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Georges Dumas
Revue de Paris
Dutmax
Magic Mirrors From Japan Spark Curiosity in Europe
Chicago News reports on so called magic mirrors of Japanese origin seen in Europe and America. The polished bronze backs display intricate patterns while the reflective silver face shows their image when illuminated. Scientists attribute the effect to minute curvature differences, debunking fortune telling theories.
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Aly
Iwagte
Proerty
de Agi
gleNting Chogualy
Chicago News
Peace of Pittsburg and the Servile Spirit in Steel Workers
A reactionary critique argues Pittsb urg is the center of open shop liberty and that a large iron and steel workforce accepts a servile attitude. The piece notes 250000 wage earners in iron and steel, with 150000 in that industry, and only about 2000 union members. It cites General Snowden era tensions and warns that quiet in steel means erosion of robust American manhood and historic resistance to authority.
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Typographiea
Jourum
Fem
Pitteburg
Pittsburgh
Dream Valieting
Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers
Snowden
Homestead
Hill
United States
Pitthburg
George
Pittsburg Steel
Favor labor laws in labor regulation debate at Madison
Economists at a joint American Economic Association and American Association for Labor Legislation session in Madison Wis argued that contract law alone cannot protect workers. They urged guided intervention to balance bargaining power, noting rigid contracts often fail to ensure fair wages and conditions for women and children and supporting targeted protections as a public policy.
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American Economic Association
American Association For Labor
Madison, Wis
Richard T. Bly
University of Wisconsin
Tntil
Fragmented verse hints at spring and missed dance plans
The garbled text appears to include references to spring, dancing, and hopes dashed by cold weather. Names and complete events are unclear, leaving a fragmentary glimpse of a social scene interrupted by winter lingering.
Electrical Power as the Modern Time Saver
The ad extols rapid, waste free work by using electrical power. It urges readers to switch and start machines instantly, finishing work with power off promptly. It invites inquiry to see how competitors use electricity to beat rivals.
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Onde
Finor
MEN OF EARLIER AGES AND MENTAL PROGRESS?
An extract argues that ancient peoples were not intellectually inferior to modern men. It cites Aboriginal Australians as possessing complex language and social structures. It suggests higher and lower types exist across ages, challenging the notion of overall mental superiority today. It also notes a curious grace at Clifford’s inn and Napoleon’s reading habits with references to Reader Magazine.
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Jena
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Talk OF
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Woodpecker
C. H. Taft
Randolph Center
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Depot Square
Barre, Vi
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