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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
2
Dry, moist, scaly eruptions stem from humors either inherited or from poor digestion. Treating with drying medicines is risky. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and strengthens digestion, helping eruptions discharge and the body recover. Ask for Hood's Sarsaparilla. nothing else acts like it.
London June 1 Reports that David Lloyd George succeeded in bridging Irish factions gained weight after Lawrence Ginnell of Westmeath failed to secure a debate on Irish courts martial in the House of Commons. Asquith’s policy to defer Irish talks remained confirmed. The Daily News said Lloyd George likely to present a preliminary statement on the agreement.
Vermont associations in several states show interest in the Greater Vermont association annual meeting to be held in Montpelier July 12 and 15. Delegates from Washington DC and New York groups are named, with other Vermont and Boston area chapters considering attendance.
Barre residents praise the quick effect of a simple buckthorn bark and laxative mix sold as Adler-i-ka. One spoonful is said to relieve constipation sour stomach and bowel discomfort. A short course may aid chronic stomach trouble. Cummings and Lewis, druggists at 54 North Main Street Ady.
Former postmaster general Hitchcock in Chicago denies Hughes ever said he would accept a Republican nomination. He states he would not refuse if tendered and clarifies he has no authority to represent Hughes. Weeks arrives to attend convention coverage and cites Democratic prep versus national defense. George Von L. Meyer resumes leading Roosevelt campaign in Chicago.
President Wilson discussed campaign plans at the White House with Senator Kern and Representative Doremus among others. He may tour the heartland with tentative stops in Kentucky and New Mexico and potentially Detroit in July, while largely directing activity from Washington and Long Branch. The focus includes the party platform and an Americanism plank.
Governor Whitman aims to nominate Justice Hughes at the Chicago convention. He said he hopes to deliver the nominating speech if events of the time allow and if he is prepared. The statement came as he discussed the June Chicago gathering and the speech’s timing.
Fragmentary report indicates a weapon was recovered linked to an incident involving Mr Roosevelt's motor car. The garbled text mentions a suspect and possible surrounding actions, with unclear names and details.
An advertisement claims hair loss harms men’s employment and recommends Parisian Sage daily wash with pure soap weekly. It asserts the product removes dandruff, prevents scalp issues, and promotes growth, offering a large bottle at a low cost with pharmacy guarantee.
In New York Philadelphia won the second game after dropping the first two to New York by scores of 8 to 7 and 9 to 5. Boston routed Washington 10 to 1. Detroit bested Chicago 7 to 4. St Louis defeated Cleveland 10 to 5.
Yesterday's baseball results show St Louis sweeping Chicago twice 5 1 and 3 6. Brooklyn edged AL Saab 2 1, while Philadelphia beat New York 4 2. Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 5 0. The article flags Yale as a dominant college squad with a team batting average near 319 and eight men above 300, led by Leland at 402, and notes Harvard Mahan at 203 while Columbia's Bionaguro tops 300 in late-season play.
Representatives of 325 U S railroad systems and four unions meet in New York to settle eight hour day and overtime questions. Engineers largely on eight hours, trainmen seek eight hours, time and a half overtime, preparatory time, and wage increases. Estimates suggest strikes as last resort amid potential annual cost to railroads up to 1500 million. Also note Germans have raided 195 neutral ships since October 1914 per Commons report.
Barre resident Frank B. Adams praises Doan's Kidney Pills for back and side pains from kidney weakness. The testimonial, priced at 50 cents, urges readers to buy from dealers and credits Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo for the remedy.
Senate judiciary committee completed its reports on Judge Brandeis for the Supreme Court. The majority recommends confirmation and the report will be submitted to the Senate today in executive session. The reports are to be made public afterward.
Philadelphia fans showed poor sporting blood on Memorial Day as Giants games drew jeers and an umpire escort. Barry out with a cold, McNally shining in left field. Grover Cleveland Alexander struggled while Ray Morgan starred for Washington. Red Sox swept both games with decisive third innings, Carrigan grinning as Shore Ruth Gregg and Mays heat up. Amos Strunk drives hits and energizes Connie Mack’s lineup as Philadelphia bats hot.
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