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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
7
The piece cites the Kansas City Times and Minneapolis Journal discussing prohibition era issues in Missouri. It mentions counties like Weight and Worth and notes claims about saloons and whiskey blending while referencing an attorney general ruling. The text reflects era debates without clear events or dates.
Purported advert for Urie a rheumatic remedy promises a permanent cure by attacking uric poison in muscles blood and kidneys. Claims include free trial bottles via druggists and nationwide distribution from Syracuse New York with endorsement from a druggist and pharmacy chain.
A garbled account from Barre Vermont describes calendars by Boutwell Milme & Varnum and the Barre Quarry Syndicate with bragging and odd satire. It notes colorful prints and a tale about a card game and a dog and mastiff motif, concluding with a moral about grit and craftsmanship in granite cutting.
The Island Pond Herald notes a remarkable growth in deposits at the Hyde Park Savings Bank, all assets remaining within Vermont. Since its founding eighteen years ago the bank has avoided poor notes, pays four percent interest from January 1908, taxes on sums to 2000 dollars, and offers unlimited withdrawal pass books with standard Vermont Savings Bank restrictions. Deposits before February 1 draw from January 1. those after draw from April.
The Hennington Cuauty National Tanke has declared a semi annual dividend of four percent, payable January a.
A fragmentary report notes rate changes across York bay areas tied to a 40 to 50 cent shift in costs. It mentions a Duke of East Poacham figure, a Shaw ownership, and a memorial day address invitation in Stannant Post Georgia. A Ruthend Haptivt Bueieky supper raised a $500 deficit in minutes.
A Railway Sun letter blasts the Agricultural Department for neglecting sauerkraut research. It cites Dr. C F Dalton and a city health officer, laments years of ignored public interest, and urges investment to cultivate a superior beet and kraut strain. The piece mocks past agricultural focus and calls for action by Mr. Wilson to hire a dedicated researcher.
Mrs George Langeway of Woet Der By narrowly escaped a fire in a badly lit room. Her hair and clothing caught fire as flames spread. Mr Langeway rushed to her aid, tackling the blaze and extinguishing the flames with patient rescue efforts.
Hutland reports the death of Thomas Ponning aged TV years and his wife, Lia tiff, aged Bopire, who died within hours of each other. Tom died Sunday at 7 o clock and Lia tiff was in Albany when notified. Mrs Mennington was not informed of her mutual’s death. A double funeral will be held here tomorrow.
The World Almanac and its 25th anniversary edition are praised as more complete than ever, now widely used in Greater New York public schools. The new edition is described as essential in libraries and homes, with extensive tables and references.
The report surveys Episcopal activity with parish philanthropy rising from 7000 to 125280 over thirty years and notes Rev B Yers of Shelbyville earning a theology degree. It cites Cape Town cathedral progress, St Michael's Bath steeple doubts, St Patrick's Domarks cotta Mills centennial next July, and New York’s Trinity as possibly the wealthiest parish, funding chapels, schools, a hospital, and other churches and missions.
A terse critique notes that many complain of annoyance while others grow resentful of aging. It argues a world full of trouble provides ample chances for action and imagination, urging readers not to feel alone in their struggles as society contends with wide moods. Atchison Globo.
The readable fragments discuss large sums and a hypothetical device or material, noting earth proof and a concept of velocity. It mentions distant visibility requiring thousands of units to be combined, and a technological reveal about a metal or object. The text remains unclear and speculative.
Fragmentary OCR note lists a price related to green cut bone for poultry and a wholesale term 980 per verte of 20 ens. Mentions delivery by express and an order process, with potential reference to a station or location and a person or company involved in payment and shipment.
Websterville advertises a promotion offering an extra pair of pants with every suit order. The deal mentions colors including pink, black, and blue and cites Jas Geake in Websterville.
A garbled piece advertises ARPICID as a cure for herpes and hair loss. It claims a quick effect and growth of hair after application, promising a remedy sold by feeding drupeiata with an exhortation to send a sample to The Horpiaide.
President Penna ordered operation of the June 1906 decree reducing import duties on American goods. Rebates apply to wheat, flour, condensed milk, rubber manufactures, typewriters, refrigerators, plants, scales and windmills, totaling about 20 percent. The measure, debated in Brazil’s cabinet and tied to South American talks, aims to ease bread and grain costs amid trade frictions.
A reader from Weert Tranklin Maine reports improved health after using Dr Kings New Life Pile. The testimonial claims better stomach liver and bowel function and credits the product with a higher health level during trials.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference sale items and labor wages for mechanics. Mentions land and various names in a damaged context, with unclear dates or places. The readable portions imply a parcel sale or listing among related trades and notices.
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