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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
4
Barre Daily Times notes January 7 1908 talk of Porto Mece ax Tarrax as a second class matter and cites color change at sea while lampooning Deyah and Mutland. It comments on presidential unease and Zion’s Herald prediction of dismercy at polls and links new Boston municipal inauguration with indictments traded against generals.
Readable segments describe a large poultry exhibition opening today with many entries, the best fanciers in the state, and high interest for farmers seeking guidance on feeding and breeds. The text also covers naval topics, including Rear-Admiral Clark's remarks on dangers in the Strait and a note on the Oregon battleship voyage.
The article compares Rene-Admiral Evans and Rear-Admiral Clark ten years apart during the Spanish American War, noting public fascination with their Magellan Strait voyage. It discusses dangers of passing the straits south of South America and suggests a trend toward magnifying those risks.
William Irving, once jailed for breaking into the post office and store at Norton Mills in April, was released from the Newport jail after tunneling escape attempts. Sentenced to two years in the Vermont state prison, his earlier case traced to Windsor court in May 1906.
Fragmentary report notes potential mill closures and a lockout risk affecting workers. Mentions unspecified dates and unnamed individuals. details are unclear in the legible text.
The Springfield Republican reports the last acts of a Western Federation of Miners trial. Pettibone’s lawyers avoided argument as the state urged the jury to consider the Orchard confession. Haywood’s acquittal shadows the verdict fate for Orchard and the remaining defendants.
Plainfield January 7 Arcadia lodge 53 and Pleasant Valley held their annual Installation with a large turnout of members. After the ceremony and lunch a social hour followed. Officers for Arcadia included N G Hans Fredrickson V G Orlando Martin Secretary Edward Ages Treasurer Truman Hartlett AG Grover Townsend L G Leon Harry Jeerly L S Willian Coburn Frank Davidson etc. Rubykal besiees N G Townsend V G Erhel Bowe Flora Berais treasurer Oatrie Hollister Joohy Fons Mary Payer Athirda ny C Mandeelder RS Reclroke Holt Bias Fifield R8 VG Osry Th Vv Gy and Kate Kineri J A S Clara Bardlotes Mary Hollister PN G Ine Holster.
Discussion notes legal standards from United States Supreme Court and various rulings. It cites United States Standard Voting Machine Co v Hobson and Foley v Boston, addressing ballot requirements and negligence in transport injuries. It also references an incontestable policy provision in Thompson v Vermis Widelity Mutual Life Insurance Co, noting exceptions for premium nonpayment.
A compact miscellany of quips and verse snippets from various papers. It includes wry jokes about fools and fools, autumn imagery, light verse on seasons and dance, and pithy lines on advice and prudence, paired with era-appropriate humor. Names of papers such as Chicago News and New York Press appear in quoted lines.
A tale from Atchison Globe recalls a gift from the imam of Markat to President Adams. A western congressman proposed sending back the gift with a letter stating the President serves the people, not as a king. Confusion over Muskat location followed before a Civil reply framed map updates.
The article offers kitchen tips such as adding a pinch of soda to gooseberries per quart, scalding milk for custard pie, a small amount of brown sugar or molasses, and improving shrimp flavor by boiling briefly before serving. It also notes draining boiled foods promptly and peeling potatoes after soaking to ease skin removal.
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