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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
2
Dizziness constipation bad taste in mouth and despondency signal liver trouble. Hood's Pills rouse the liver, relieve liver ills, and cheer the patient. Purely vegetable, gentle and thorough. Sold by all druggists.
Baseball results from Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia and St Louis Cincinnati show the National League action. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 0 while Brooklyn beat Boston 6 to 2 and 4 to 2 in two games with different batteries. New York topped Philadelphia 11 to 7. St Louis and Cincinnati battled to a 4 to 4 tie as Wingling Douglass Clarke Robison Griner Steele Hagerman and Wingo were listed among pitchers and catchers.
American League results show Boston 1 Washington 0 in a pitchers duel with Johnson and Cady vs Johnson and Williams. New York 4 Philadelphia 3 in a long first game with Bender, Bressler, Schang and Schulte among others. Cleveland 10 St. Louis 5 with James and Agnew aiding a big Cleveland win. Detroit 5 Chicago 1 in 18 innings, Danas and Stanage pairing for Detroit and Faber and Schalk for Chicago.
In Bangor Maine on June 2 the potato market showed wild price swings over three days in Aroostook County. Potatoes at Caribou sold at 1.85 to 1.00 a barrel with some high quality lots at 2. Farmers split between selling and holding in hope of higher prices after a plunge to 1.25 and 1.35 as demand weakened.
New York District Attorney Whitman yesterday announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. A movement seeks Whitman’s renomination on Republican and Progressive tickets with a July ticket launch. Roosevelt is said to have endorsed the plans.
Goddard seminary edged Spaulding 8 to 6 on the Seminary Campus in Barre yesterday afternoon, pulling even in the Vermont preparatory school championship race. Keefe pitched well, scattering four hits, while Tomasi struggled early for Spaulding as Goddard tallied six runs by the fourth inning and held on despite Spaulding rallying.
An advertisement touts Pinklets as a safe laxative that assists nature without causing griping. It claims to correct constipation by coordinating liver stomach and bowels and offers a Pinklets book from Dr Williams Medicine Co. for 25 cents per bottle.
President Wilson in a morning call discussion signaled advancing the administration conservation program alongside the five drafted bills and the trust program. He defended conservation as vital, noting Roosevelt’s role and suggesting passage soon despite earlier opposition. He described the business climate as generally sound and hopeful for near term improvement.
Nine robbers bound and gagged six employees of the St. Lawrence Jew Crean company in Chicago. They blew open the safe and escaped with between $2,000 and $3,000. The incident occurred yesterday, June 2. Police were alerted and are investigating the bold heist.
Washington June 2 a report shows a shortage of 150 in the First National Bank of Amsterdam S Yo received from Examiner H E B Pollard Comptroller Williams says the shortage would be met by bank officials and bonding companies
Westbrook Maine and Manston Wisconsin women report relief from back pains, weakness, night sweats, and hot flashes after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials claim improvement lasting months and years. The company invites confidential medical advice from a female staff at Lynn Massachusetts.
The report notes Babe Ruth, an 18 year old star pitcher for the Baltimore Orioles, cannot sign a contract without guardian Jack Dunn’s consent. Dunn acts as Ruth’s guardian after discovering him in Maryland’s Industrial schools, allowing the youth to go free upon appointment. Other items include career movements and college baseball results across multiple teams.
In Rome on June 2 the pope received American pilgrims led by Lenilun Bishop of Great Falls Montana and presented them to the papal audience The ceremony marked a cordial exchange between the Vatican and U S travelers during their Rome visit
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