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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1908

Page

3

Engagement Follows Funeral Meeting Across Grief

In a Victorian tale a newspaper man attends a funeral for Augustus Fairweather and encounters Anita Brown, a distant cousin. Their chance car ride leads to romance and an engagement, sparked by a seemingly melancholy meeting at the burial. The couple’s path teases mystery about shared kin and a strange entwining of fate.

Pemberton Pairweathers Martin Fairweather Gus Permistion Augustos Mairweather Gus Mairweather Anita Brown Airout Mr. Pemberton Miss Brown Gus Fairweather Fairweathers Pembertos Mabout

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Young Women

An old advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for young women showing early signs of puberty and menstrual issues. It cites Miss Ellen M Olson of Kewanee Illinois detailing relief from backache and irregular periods after doctors advised surgery. The copy urges sick women to write for advice and notes the product has aided generations.

Lydia E. Pinkham Miss Olson Ellen M. Olson North East Street Kewanee Ill Lydia E. Pink

Royal Box Society Bits and Harried Monarchy Tales

The piece blends whimsical royal scenes with European court life. It notes Empress Alexandra and crown issues after King Oscar’s death, mentions Queen Margherita and modernizing stables into motor car era showpieces, and includes spoof etiquette jabs and snatches of period gossip.

Alexandra Leteene England Gritdvas Adolptine Swedes Oscar Margheritm Hialy Europe

The Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cures and Salve Prominence

An old medical advertisement touts the Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier with cures for ulcerating sores and skin conditions. It recommends Dr. Pierce’s All Healing Salve for open sores and urges readers to mail fifty four cents for a copy and to obtain powder and pills from druggists.

Pierve Lisieck Toatanita B. V. Pierce Main St Bosifalo Tiara Pest

La Follette Employers Liability Bill Moves On

Senators Brandegee and Flint urged the Senate to send the La Follette employers liability bill to the judiciary committee, but the appeals were rejected and hearings will continue. The bill reflects railroad and labor interests and retains jurisdiction among education and labor amenities.

Washington, D. C Brandegee Flint Senate Committee On Senate Judiciary Committee Knox Jaher Ativan Raed Latullett Hill

Taft backs nine member Philippine Commission bill

Secretary Taft argued before the Senate committee on the Philippines in favor of increasing the Philippine commission to nine members. The bill was ordered reported favorably.

Taft Washington Taft Yeutontay Benate Philippines Philippine Commission

Pressing Oregon land suits prompt action from attorney general

The Tillamook action directs the attorney general to prosecute suits involving trans‑parta companions who obtained late grants. the issue centers on their handling of interests and the withholding of payment. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Wison D. C Weh Cas Pawnad Tee

StoesseI Press Sympathy Court Martial Report

St Petersburg reports a court martial case examining guilt and responsibility for wartime defeats. The proceedings discuss Stockens and other generals, with focus on who bears blame for early war outcomes. The article notes expected death sentence and calls for broader accountability among naval leaders.

St. Petersburg de Way Arthur Bevel Stockens Russia Iyroral Kuropatkin

Bedford bowler breaks world record in dramatic match

The article reports Kearns of Bedford achieving a dramatic world record in bowling. He reportedly bowled steadily for 24 hours, completed 174 strings, and accumulated a score of about 16 014, with a final total near 7 000 in a marathon that tested his endurance, fingers, and condition.

Bedford Maan

Use Niagara for Power in Ambarsaiter Interview

A fragmented item notes Sir Wilfred Dai aed Hon LB and Canadian officials weighing a Hague Tribute. The piece mentions a press exchange and a general discussion among officers about a local power project and regional leadership roles amid uncertain details.

Renee Dinctienon Noasvan Ie Fan Mn Wingare Briers Eiaians

The Sporting Judge and Other Humorous Snippets

A collection of humorous excerpts from newspapers and satires. Includes a racing case quip by Baron Murtis staff and Stammers quoting prophets, Maine statesman misquoted, a story of a sandpiper chase, a preacher’s Bible text misunderstanding, and a town council lunch remark.

Is It Far From Here to the Eat Town

A tourist asks a roadside man how far to eat town. The reply is ambiguous describing it as not very far yet not as near as it could be. The dialogue hints at rough local speech and a sense of distance and time.

Thomas Maine Ag Fe Tim Bal

Reduction Condemned and Rail Wage Protests

Cleveland February 22 Grand Chief Stone of the Locomotive Engineers protests railroad plans to cut wages amid rising living costs. The measure to extend the Philippine Commission favored Taft would lift inland shipping restrictions. perror

Philippine Commission Taft Cleveland

Meet to Protest Wages Cut by Railroads

A New York city meeting of leaders from locomotive engineers firemen conductors and trainmen held a two day session to plan a protest over wage reductions reported across railroads. President Newman of the New York Central Hudson River railroad sent a note stating no wage reductions are contemplated on the New York Central and allied lines.

New York Comuhound Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginers Brecarhood Newman New York, Central 4 Hudson Diver Railroad New York Central

King in Difficulties Faces Financial Controls

February 22 report states King transferred all property to Stephen A. Hopkins and Henry B. Yeaten under a deed of trust as trustees due to financial stringency. Trustees announced temporary business management by the trust and indicated about 200000 dollars in assets, with contingent endorsements and bonds as a cushion while seeking a prompt recovery.

Curdento King Bol New York Stephen A. Hopkins Henry B. Yeaten

Philadelphia's Chinese owners and notable US figures feature

The item lists three Chinese residents in Philadelphia with estate ties and mentions Lev Dick paying $2000 for a house. It notes Greece's first mentor Lambreae A. Corowllas, ex Senator Stewart of Nevada, ex Senator David B. Bil, and the Sweden Order conferred on D. R. Francis. Richard Ballinger resigns as land office chief. Tok R. McLean stores tapestries in Washington.

Philadelphia Lev Dick Nn House Lambreae A. Corowllas Greece Stewart Nevada Whittington United States David B. Bil Europe Tod Order of the North Star Sweden D. R. Prancis St. Louie By A. Ekstromer Richard A. Ballinger General Land Office Roosevelt Fred Hs Tgp Haw Tok R. McTlean Washington Post Cincinnati Enquirer Pace Democratic Ohio Washington

The All King and World and His Wife Theatre Plans

Theaters announce new plays including The All King The Wireblog Hour and The World and his Wife with humor and serious roles. Ali Engtion presents The Girls of Cothentirg for spring and an association forms to centralize rights to five million plays. Misfortunes and Frederick Pauthing's comedy Tere Mes and a Girl are noted with supporting remarks on bitters and adversity.

Alacey BK. Swith Wireblog Tendon Arizona Bertin Dlouis Snon Wilner Paversbacy Nirdhteger Ali Engtion Cothentirg Saents Tiss Murphy Frederick Pauthing Tere Mes

Woman's World Table Decorations of Winter Elegance

An illustrated guide to winter dinner table decor features abundant greenery, silver bow accents, and centerpieces with ivy, bear frost, and long silver ribbons. It describes silver-drapped bouquets, hemp sachet baskets, and hanging napara gus strings forming rope-like tableaux across the table with foliage and flowers for a light festive look.

Elatior

Coffee Drinking And Its Effects On Nerves And Skin

The piece argues coffee habit impacts nervous systems and complexion, suggesting a coffee stain on a handkerchief mirrors skin yellowness from caffeine. It notes moderation, common dependence among working women, and that coffee often serves as breakfast alongside food before going to work.

Water Cure Advice for Health and Coffee Habits

The passage promotes a water intake plan to improve health, recommending avoiding coffee at luncheon, choosing a stimulant if needed, and drinking multiple glasses of water after breakfast and before dinner. It stresses consuming at least a quart of water between breakfast and supper to flush the system naturally.

Holding Up Skirts and the Judith Invention

A satirical essay explores the origin of women holding up skirts, linking Judith to Holofernes and recounting varied modern behaviors. It contrasts ways women manage skirts in rain, dust, and social situations, noting differences among body types, marital status, and fashion.

Judith Holofernes Eve

Monograms on Underwear and Embroidery Details

The article explains monogram placement on chemises corset covers and nightgowns usually on the left front about two inches below the scalloped edge. It notes simple designs may be centered in a shield shape for a more elaborate look.

Bermuda

Limewater Use For Children And Milk Diet Dangers Mentioned

The article discusses limewater as a common additive to milk for young children to aid digestion. It notes the need for fresh limewater to ensure efficacy and warns that only small prepared amounts should be used at a time due to spoilage concerns.

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