Daily Times Penesday Family Insurance Notice
To the Family of the Average Man life insurance is the rock of safety says National Life Insurance Company Montpelier Vermont Mutual agent S Ballard Montpelier Barre local agents Ballard and local agent Barre July 4 1908 note lacks full context or dates but promotes life insurance and local agents.
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Be Daily Times
Penesday
National Late Insurance
Montpelier
Mutual
S. Ballard
Montae Re BK. Ballard
Jocal
Barre
Talk of the Town and Bargains in the Market
Local notes mention a new song at the Comique tonight and Burr the Jeweler selling watches, diamonds, and Kilvot jewelry. The Cafe Real Estate agency advertises new bargains while Stowe’s glasses and price lists are highlighted. Burdock Wood Bitters and Dean’s Ointment are advertised for health, alongside Dr Thomas Kelectric Oil for sore throats.
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Saat
Burr
Cafe
Adv
Stowe
Austin
Totay
Thureda
Ares
Welypuvme
Piantrman
Koxall Skeeter
Local residents resume work and family notices in Barre area
CABOT Henry Hale returns to E P Walbridge. Harold Hale to work at William Karr this season. A M Foster in Calais Monday at Col Herbert Foster's. Mrs 8 1 Winwell and Kether Wells were in Burlington last week. Miss Belle Foster visiting sister in North Troy. Miss Edna Siser of Sheffield visiting Mrs Mary Atkins. Cecil Foster guest at cousin Alonzo's in Marshfield. Wesley Atking King finished Wesleyan course and rests at home. Mrs eDan Batchelder of Hartford visiting grandmother Mia Christy Morse and others. Congregational church to host next Sunday service, Rev Sparhawk to preach. Friday entertainment at Congregational church by Montpelier graduates and local talent to raise funds for lighting. Mr and Mrs Charles Perkins and son Scott headed to Seattle for new home. Obituary notes follow including Mrs Fabien Dupo funeral with Eastern Star service. various community remarks and notices. Charles Norris pasture seating notice from Nixon Barre dated June 22.
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Harold Hale
William Karr
A.M. Foster
Calais
Col
Herbert Foster
Winwell
Kether Wells
Burlington
Belle Foster
North Troy
Edna Siser
Sheffield
Mary Atkins
Cecil Foster
Alonzo
Marshfield
Mr. Sparhawk
Congregational Church
Mont Pelierinary
Charles Perkins
Scott
Seattle
Jemsine
William Me
Danville
Fred Walbridge
Nettie Vale
Aly
Shemalin
AliaseTnnie Stewart
Pracmmar School
Local notes from Chelsea and vicinity recount births and sales
Chelsea Avon and neighbors report births, property sales, and community events from Friday through Monday. Notable items include the birth of Chelsea Avon to Mr and Mrs Kiva, sales of property including Gold Thorne to Hiram Ward of Stratford, and various visits, vacations, and travels among local residents. The piece notes farmers beginning haying with light crops, and obituaries for Mrs William Austin and Robert W Laird with details of funeral services.
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Avon
Kiva
Bicknell
Ben A. Goodrich
Hiram Ward
Stratford
Local residents noted in town social roundup
Mrs Charles Quaid moved to Providence Rhode Island for a permanent home. Miss Alice McIntyre attends librarians meeting in Burlington. Keenest Sault of Marblehead Mass visits with his parents the Saults. Mr and Mrs B A Allen and Mr and Mrs A H Blodgett camp in Brookfield. Mrs Alice Fisher returns from Barre and spends days in Randolph Center. Mr and Mrs Carl Burrill of Concord New Hampshire visit Mrs Ruemmeill’s parents. Mrs Carrie Hauler O'Brien stays two weeks with her mother Mrs Mary Carr. Miss Emma Giffin of Northfield visits Mrs W S Buck. Dr A C Bailey travels to Burlington for earth officers meeting. Mrs J G Sargent returns from Hanover to visit Frank Greene. Mr and Mrs Even Drew tour Rochester then Warren for a week. Arthur Burt and family arrive from Washington DC to spend summer at Burt homestead. Charles Clark of Brattleboro reports state mill prospering after its removal five years ago. Miss Blanche Sargent leaves for Saratoga to seek hotel employment. Miss Alice Sargeant visits from Boston on vacation.
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Alice Fisher
Barre
Randolph Center
Carl Burrill
Concord
Ruemeill
Carrie Hauler O'Brien
Mary Carr
Emma Giffin
Northfield
Buck
Cabot High School Graduation Ceremony at Town Hall
The event featured a speech by Superintendent Brownscombe and diplomas for twenty five ninth graders advancing to high school this fall to be taught by Fred Davison. Beo Re praised the teachers and scholars, offering congratulations and support for their future success.
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Cabot
Brownscombe
Fred Davison
Beo| Re
The Remedy That Does King’s New Discovery
Mrs. K Ry Mierson of Auburn Centre Pennsylvania praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for long standing lung trouble and throat ailments. The remedy, sold at Red Croat Pharmacy and Rickert Wells drug store, costs one dollar with a trial bottle offered free.
Public picnic and dance at Sabin pond on July 3
At Nats cielder's Sabin pond a public picnic will be held Friday afternoon and evening July 3. E. W. Peck will perform with his graphophone to furnish music for the dance in the evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Natscielder's
Sabin Pond
E. W. Peck
Barreix haraby Town Notice on Fireworks and Water Safety
Citizens are warned under Public Statutes not to sell expose or fire fireworks except on the fourth of July. Water safety rules require full body protection before entering waters under penalties of prosecution. Town authorities issue the notice.
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Barreix
Alvo
Bread Promise From Careful Bakers
The note touts properly kneaded dough and rightly baked loaves made with care. It claims freshness and dust free wrap, and offers delivery at 40 cents a loaf, with a deal of five loaves available.
Public executions in Canton markets noted in old report
Historical fragment describes Canton executions every other weeks in market places and mentions calendar reforms from 1582 to 1752, noting days shifted and dates like January 6 and December 25 referenced in transmission of Old Christmas.
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Canton
Gregory XII
England
A Human Machine Correcting a Language Unknown
In St James Gazette, the tale of Max Muller editing the Rigveda reveals a printer with a paralyzed arm who learned Sanskrit to set 800 type faces. His effortless “swing” between type compartments let him sense unfamiliar letter sequences and query them, a remarkable human machine.
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Muller
Muller Sometiies
Moller
Artemus Ward
St. James’ Gazette
The Bird Clown of the Thicket
A descriptive profile of the yellow breasted chat titled the clown of the woods. It praises its size, song, and odd behavior, noting its preference for dense brush, elusive nest placement, and striking plumage as readers are guided to observe without disturbing the shy bird.
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Nature
Lim
St Nicholan
Triumph of Mind or Delusion Warns Chicago Tripane
The speaker frets about brain fever, while the doctor refutes illness as an illusion of the senses. The patient insists on fever and wind symptoms, but the physician maintains there is no fever and no material basis for any fever.
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Chicago
Tripane
Church and Clergy Notes and Appointments
The general assembly of the Presbyterian church in Canada elected Rev. F. B. Duvall moderator, of Knox church Winnipeg formerly of Toledo and Wilmington. Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Farley plan to attend the eucharist congress in London then Rome to visit the pope. Rev. Dr. A. M. Campbell resigns Wagoner Place church St Louis to become president of Franklin Co-educational university New Athens Ohio. Rev. Dr. William R. B. Jenvey of St Paul’s Hoboken marks 25 years as rector, noting one missed service due to a bedbound grip illness.
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General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In Canada
Franklin Co-educational University
New Athens
Campbell
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Missouri
William RB. Jenvey
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hoboken
N. J
Base Hits and Player Moves Across Leagues
Baseball notes report Baerwald sold to Memphis Southers league club while Ostdiek to Providence and Mare to Lawrence. Summers and Mullin to be used in every series. Artie Hofman to start in right field for the Cubs under Manager Chance. Billy Sullivan's chest protector gains MLB adoption as a fourfold folding, shoulder-brace style improve comfort over inflation.
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New York Americans
Baerwald
Bell
Boston Nationals
Ostdiek
Providence
Mare
Lawrence
Unlets
Jennings
Mullin
Cubs
Artie Hofman
Chance
Artie
Billy Sullivan
Chicago Americans
A New One For Him Weather Joke In Conversation
A Philadelphia Press line features a tourist praising a salubrious climate and a native asking to write down a new phrase. The exchange highlights regional wit and a playful note on comfort while traveling.
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Philadelphia Press
Gleanings from the World War Era News Briefs
Cremation is forbidden in Belgium. Early grayneas without baldness are said to indicate long life. Australia’s largest cattle herd sits at the Victoria River Station in the Northern Territory near Port Darwin, 60,000 head. Belgian engineer M Tournay is commissioned to build a much taller tower than the Eiffel at Ixelles for the 1910 Brussels exhibition, costing about 240000 dollars. Paris hotel guests find boots stolen from outside doors, one pair left with a note reading Not good enough for me.
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Belgium
Australia
Victoria River
Northern Territory
Port Darwin
M. Tournay
Bruxsels
Ixelles
Science Siftings State Ages Brain Weight and Diamond Hardness
A man's brain reaches maximum weight at twenty and a woman's at seventeen. A typhoid bacillus is so tiny that a single water drop could hold millions. Titanium compounds like silicide and boride rival diamond in hardness. Saturn completes an orbit about the sun every about thirty years, with rings continually changing orientation toward Earth.
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Mays
On the Water Peril: Seasonal Warnings From Papers
The Chicago Record Herald warns that reckless long swims are not bravery while the St. Louis Times notes seasoned swimmers replace the naive as a new boating season begins. Indianapolis Star reports fatalities rise with non swimmers and boaters heedless of danger.
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Chicago Record-Herald
St. Louis Times
Indianapolis Star
Volapuk Language Origins Highlighted in History
Volapuk, the so called universal language, emerged in the 19th century from Swabian priest Johann Martin Schreyer. The term blends vol from world and puk meaning speech, reflecting its goal to standardize global communication.
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Johann Martin Schreyer
Historic Grace Churchyard Apple Tree Landmark
A historic apple tree in Grace churchyard at Broadway and Tenth Street in New York marks the memory of Mynheer Brevort who repelled surveyors with a dog and a stick, prompting a street curve in the area.
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Broadway and
Tenth Street
New York City
Mynheer Brevort
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