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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
2
Graniteville Athietic amneiation faced tough defense as Gokland seminary earned a 42 to 24 win at Chuaetieet gym last evening. Graniteville players struggled with turnovers and fouls, while Chuaetieet showcased fast, clean play and balanced scoring.
An old advertisement touts a kidney cure claiming vast health benefits and remedies. It markets “Swamp-Root” and similar tonics as remedies for kidney and bladder issues and urges readers to buy medicines from Kiteer & Co in New York with multiple testimonials and sample bottles.
A muddled OCR style notice describes a doubleheader in candle pins with tangled names and unclear details. It hints at a victory for Koereee and mentions Corrine of Na Mere in a fragmentary recap, signaling a chaotic sports card read.
Fragmented text covers a basketball game with Hood's Pills references, Baro Lowden Ths Ten, and partial score notes. Names like Goddard, Spaulding, and McAulay appear amid stray player mentions and baskets, offering a jumbled game recap rather than a clear final result.
An irate spectator bemoans biased officiating at a regional race, accusing the referee of unfair calls and tarnishing the event’s reputation. The note references Spaulding wartime connections and mentions Richmond Vermont date, 1908.
A garbled article from New York dated January 25 references a Wiss native, the Ameren callie, and a man named Lew with unclear ages and events. The piece mentions a man called the Qgel and a discussion of a peat river, with scattered names and phrases yielding little coherent fact.
Washington Jan 29 Senator Adiors said he expected to report his bill to the Senate Thursday. The measure is nearly complete with a bank deposit guaranty provision pending approval from the secretary Cortelyou. Democratic committee members oppose reporting without the reply being received. The bill seeks substantial appropriations and cost reductions for the department’s work, amid a broader agricultural hearing on Roberts’ diet experiments and parasite-related research.
The article outlines Cannon’s opposition to woman suffrage with remarks attributed to him. It references political figures, speeches, and the capital setting as context for the debate over voting rights and American democracy. The text is fragmented but centers on the speaker’s stance and rhetoric about suffrage and women voters.
The Senate approves a measure expanding the Army Medical Corps amid a tense political climate. Details remain unclear due to mangled text, but the action signaling heightened military medical staffing and potential organizational changes is emphasized.
Fragmentary OCR item with unclear names and places. Readable parts show a names list and vague location reference. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the surviving text.
A patient afflicted with rheumatism reported six months of immobility in feet and hands before finding relief. The account credits a specific cure that enabled walking and full mobility after a period of chronic pain and disability.
Indianapolis January 29. A fractured text describes a United Mine Workers convention speech by Jedi Mitchel urging harmony with Harwon or Harwont in a trial question. The report notes tensions over contracts and obligations and hints at internal power dynamics within the union.
Fragmented text references a presidential appearance and a controversial session. It mentions Judge Taytes, Sobn Michel, and others amid a national labor conference. The garbled lines suggest discussions on timing, committees, and policy shifts with references to New York figures and a general ecommitter mamrd.
Roosevelt opposes Hughes nomination and plans to resist. In Columbus January 29 Senator Foraker weighs state primary dates while a court battle questions the Florida and Kentucky influence efforts. Representative Gainer cites Taft pressure on state committee members as a precursor to further Taft related publications.
A fragment outlines Barre Vermont granite industry history noting 1800 production levels, current manufacturer counts, and ownership changes. It mentions 82 firms then 11 now, with 21 owners and 14 firms active, plus Italian involvement and leading concerns among manufacturers and retail dealers.
A disrupted report covers the American Breeders Association gathering in Washington D C for the fourth convention. Delegates surged to discuss association aims and breeder topics, while a notable portion of the text remains garbled.
Fragmented OCR piece outlines Governor Hughes amid wartime pressures and political allies. Mentions advisory groups, state loyalty concerns, and cross regional issues from Maryland to North Carolina, with references to national figures in Washington and New Jersey.
A garbled old ad warns that rheumatism can be easily cured with a home mixture from the drug store. It warns of kidney trouble and explains how waste matter in kidneys may affect joints and muscles, mentioning a well known specialist linked to dubious claims and unproven remedies.
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