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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
5
Local sale offers genuine bargains on ladies skirts in Prunella Panama Mohair Serge and mixed fabrics. Prices slash to as low as 2.00 with several items in the 3 to 6 pound range, including Misses skirts, all reduced for quick sale.
A flood of chatter notes a busy evening at the pavilion with chatter about a fair Danelag event, a men’s club ball at the Wil- Re town hall, prizes won by Florence Stone, and a church concert. Reports mention Gov Averill & Co., Round Oak steel, and Delivers a tulle for a tour. Community notices cover a hospital operation, a stock company giveaway, a basketball match, and the first annual town bell event.
Ras Hooper and St Seek pcey wei host visitors including Th Balch and local residents. Mr and Mrs J D Nalts visited, illnesses like grippe and mumps noted, Scotland trip recalled, Hartwick visits mentioned, and a winter variety supper planned by church ladies. Households report recovering child with pneumonia and patients under care. Local workers traveled to Hyegate for refinery prep, with updates on illness and family duties.
Fragmentary reading mentions Mr Dury returning afloat the summer, People's scheme, Mrs McMarney visiting, Dasa Muhow and Mr Meo, Chester Spaulding and Sally, with boats and timing references. Story tone resembles a local society and harbor update with scattered names and events.
Readable items note Arthur Lanie of Cabot visiting, J A Towne of Waterbury in city, Frieberg visiting Stock, Mise Carrie Rossi of Waterbury in town, arrivals at a North win hotel include J Wy Smith and others. Mentions Veale Knight store miles and prices, plus local names and places.
A miscellany excerpt covers bushrangers in Australia, highlighting the Kellys and a bank raid at Terildarle, NSW. It contrasts lazy law with daring criminals and narrates Ned Kelly’s capture at Glenrowan. The piece shifts to quirky items about language slips and stage mishaps from American and British papers.
A. P. Abbott & Co declares a push to close all odd lots emphasizing the Garment Department as the sugar off of the year’s business. The firm signals a general sale to clear remaining stock and finalize annual results.
Weather hints at longer winter, prices on all winter garments are reduced. Children and Misses coats are offered at half price or less, with many items suitable for next season. Coats for children hold their style while costs drop, making a good investment for families.
Fragmented text shows a store planning promotions including a bed spread sale and mentions garments and coats. Readers are hinted at discounted items and a push to move inventory with urgency. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A garbled list advertises limited time prices on odd lots including items described as Humbirge and Dire Cools. It urges quick action for good shoppers to snap up remnants as they appear, warning that prices fall out quickly.
The article surveys feline tail functions from balance and signaling to energy release during agitation. It notes tail movements aid balance on branches and fences, facilitate weight shifts like a pole dancer, and even suggests ancient beliefs about a tail’s hooks. Anecdotes on a Cleveland businessman and a humorous telegram joke are included alongside literary quotes.
The ad promotes Fancy Vest as a stylish option for men seeking variety after business hours. It highlights fabrics like linen and silk, lists price ranges from 1.00 to 5.00, and notes services including cleaning, mending, and repair of clothing plus fur coats for rent.
Fresh pies spinach celery squash berries and oysters priced at 15 dollars in cash or checks. Entitles buyers to 2 pounds of butter.
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