Burlington Stagnation and Reform Push Across Vermont
A Burlington column argues that state stagnation stems from complacent towns and urges effort over defeat. It lauds Burlington and Barre for pushing reform, noting the Rutland R A move and the New York Central shift as signs of economic vigor. The piece condemns slothful towns while praising those injecting new blood to overcome obstacles.
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Burlington
Rutland R. A
New York Central
Alugganda
Vermont
Barre
Vermont towns ride from stagnation to progress
The article reflects on Barre Burlington and other Vermont towns transforming from inactivity to activity and industrial progress. It notes the past rural village life with cattle pasturage and store conversations, and suggests many towns could similarly advance.
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Barre
Burlington
Vermont
Jingles and Jestss From Various Papers
A collage of quips and humorous snippets from multiple papers recounts jokes about tipping a waiter, a comic exchange at a house, a shy mustache gag, and a proclamation praising General Nogi. It notes a New York American quip and a Golden Bee symbol tied to ancient emblems, with varied voice and tone across sources.
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Nogi
Port Arthur
Japan
Stoosner
New York American
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