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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
6
West Topsham resident Mrs. Hattie F. Dodge reports severe back pain and kidney distress that eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with restoring normal kidney function and urges buying Doan's Kidney Pills from dealers. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY props.
Williamstown readers are invited to send in Kodak films for development and printing to the Troup Studio in Barry. The ad promises quality work and encourages customers to try the service to learn how to get good pictures.
Birth announcements for Mr and Mrs Henry Ladd mark a joyous arrival on Priv day. May 24 saw the Modern Woodmen of America meeting at town hall with Graniteville drill team and East Randolph and Tunbridge camps in attendance. Visits from J D Tillotson and Leon Ordyea precede Memorial services at Methodist and South Washington churches. Chelsea High baseball edged Brookfield boy scouts 5 to 4 at Mattoon’s Park.
Obituaries note the death of Mrs Henry Gilbert at her Graniteville home from pneumonia aged TA. Funeral from St Sylvester's, burial in Catholic cemetery Barre. William Blow dies from quarry injuries. funeral at St Sylvester's with Red Men procession and Harré burial. Local residents visit, travel, camping trips, May births, and a Barre school baseball win over Websterville by ten runs.
Montpelier High School beat Montpelier Seminary for the second time this season at Intercity Park Monday afternoon 12 to 9. Seminary jumped to an eight run first inning, but high school answered with steady defense and timely hitting, tying in the sixth and adding three more in the seventh. Captain Shepard was out with a knee injury, and G Milo played solid defense in left field. Kelley delivered a three bagger in the seventh, while Paul Hatch left after a collision near the scoreboard. Gray replaced him as the seminary threatened in the fourth inning but fell short. Hudson Parker and Walbridge turned a sharp double play in the eighth.
An ad touts Parisian Sage from Red Cross Pharmacy as a simple home treatment to remove dandruff and promote hair growth. It claims the tonic nourishes hair roots, thickens and lustrously conditions hair, and prevents shedding with a quick, harmless application.
Scores show Poston Hoston 2 Philadelphia 1 and Philadelphia 5 Roxton 2. Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 0. New York 4 3 Brooklyn 6 New York 2. St Louis 2 Cincinnati 1 and Cincinnati 4 St Louis 1.
Scores from yesterday's MLB games include Philadelphia 2 Boston 1 in Philadelphia and 9 1 in Cleveland, Detroit 4 Chicago 5, New York 14 Washington 1, with other related results incomplete or garbled. Key teams mentioned include Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, New York, and Washington.
Memorial Day activities centered on U S Grant post with a 10 AM parade from the I A R hall including the Green Mountain band and local citizens. The procession visited Southview cemetery to decorate soldiers’ graves, followed by a Chandler Monte Hall program with remarks by Hale K Darling and G F Crawford. A ball game and a high school match in Lebanon NH drew crowds. evening included a play and muscial numbers, with many venues closing for the day.
German statements condemn British passenger ship practices in wartime as risking American lives aboard the Lusitania. They accuse the British company of knowingly risking passengers by carrying ammunition, violating American law. They claim the explosion of the ammunition caused the sinking and cast blame on Britain and its ally. The German government cites proposals for a maritime modus vivendi and notes British rejection as the real barrier to peace.
Womanly hardship and domestic strain are described as common, with the remedy presented as Lydia E Pinkham Veetable Compound. The ad claims forty years of success in easing female illnesses and urges every woman to give it a trial for the sake of herself and family.
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