Oak Heaters and Household Ranges Lead Item List
A catalog note highlights Oak Heaters Household Ranges stove pipe and coal hods as part of a homeware display. The list emphasizes durable metal goods for winter heating and cooking needs.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
7
A catalog note highlights Oak Heaters Household Ranges stove pipe and coal hods as part of a homeware display. The list emphasizes durable metal goods for winter heating and cooking needs.
An old anecdote recalls Gladstone joking that Hebrews produced no statesman, only to be interrupted by a guest naming Moses as the one such figure. The tale reflects Victorian political sniping amid a dinner party, with laughter at the clash between Gladstone and Disraeli.
An advertising notice urges Rheumatic sufferers to try Urie-O as a permanent cure. It claims the remedy targets muscles, blood, and kidneys to remove the disease poison and contrasts with ineffective liniments or plasters. Readers are asked to mail a request to Smith Dewey in New York for a free bottle.
Boston report from Alfred Farlow says Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, moved from Concord to Brookline, Boston. The Lawrence estate was quietly furnished, and Eddy and a small party traveled by special train, with few friends aware. The move, planned for years, aligns with her preference for proximity to the Mother Church, with dispatch noted after careful preparation.
In this brief item the firm Carroll Page of Hyde Park Vermont offers caperee at $9.50 per barrel and notes freezing weather prompts bone and ingot processing for poultry. Purchases can be paid by check, postal money order, or express order.
An OCR fragment mentions a mail order cure and druge ts in garbled form. Names and clear facts are unreadable, with stray phrases about cure, internal use, and validity. No coherent event or recipient can be identified from the fragment.
Rev Tr A Roberts of Black Tak HoT will be Memorial day orator at Montpelier this year. The piece lists local events and obituaries including Harvey, Fred Hadley, and other residents with notes on deaths and ages, reflecting a community in transition.
Stowe on January 28 reports Miles Pall sigs the oldest Vermont firm Miles and Pall. Lee jus and his interest are transferred to H McMahon son of CT McMahon, second member of the company. Lawe has 28 years in business, McMahon 26, and Jhxice E Miles of Burlington 20. The firm runs a general store known throughout Vermont with large dealings. Last year they did 200 out-of-state sales. The deal includes real estate and timber with Tee retaining forest interests in that area.
A letter from the county game commissioner complains about deer hunting and suggests a remedy. The official seeks power and authority to impose bounty on dogs chasing deer, proposing stricter measures to control deer depredations and hunting practices.
Winter delays halt lumber operations at Stowr as snow shortage stalls logging and milling. Aill and local workers report substantial lag in completing seasonal tasks due to insufficient snow and delayed supplies, leaving crews behind schedule.
A man described as about 36 years old, medium build with a mustache, active in schemes across Carolina, West Virginia and Ohio, attempted a hotel scam involving forged letters and fake firm identities. Harrie warned manager A J Toynton in Berwick, and the suspect vanished after a bad check.
A strange new color game bird arrives in Denver city park from Sven, Nove. Owner W. P. Rendricke plans a breeding program to create a new race of birds. The birds, called caperkelal, thrive in timber, hemlock, berries, and mountains. Kendrick reports initial observation, weather, and transport outcomes amid mixed reactions.
An OCR fragment mentions a syringe and a date phrase but readable context is limited. It appears as a clipped news snippet or notice with unclear names, places, or events. Further readable content would be needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
The Baltimore Sun reports that in James City County and nearby Tidewater Virginia, former plantations are returning to forest as old fields abandon cultivation. Second growth trees reclaim once cleared land, with forests advancing in stages over fields abandoned for generations.
The article extols the attraction of chess problems, noting that solving problems from Glugrame sharpens analysis, quickens perception, and strengthens chess faculties. It argues problem solving brings joy and may spark ideas valuable to ordinary play.
In a Meggendorfer matter the manager scolds an actor for laughing at a death scene while the actor quips that his salary lets him greet death with joy. The exchange highlights tensions between performers and management during rehearsals.
An OCR fragment describes supposed hair regrowth mixtures and a product named Therem is the Dernaes See, claimed to restore natural hair despite parental concerns. It mentions a harmful agent Herpicide and a Special Agent endorsement, presenting a sensational early 20th century tone about dangerous cosmetics and public safety.
A partial OCR fragment hints at a local matter but is largely unreadable with missing names dates and actions. The readable bits suggest a formal notice or legal style item with vague references to a person and location but lack concrete details or outcomes.
Notice issued to all concerned that a partnership is dissolved. Partners M Mies and Priend Walunn with Wir cemmh signaled dissolution at Barre. Further details withheld due to incomplete text.
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