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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
3
A quirky observation notes a new moon appearing in the western sky and setting as it becomes viable, while Walter Beyant envisions a new noon rising in the eastern sky at 2 o'clock in the morning, linked to the Children of Gideon.
The report notes the completion after ten years of translating the Dibig into Chinese by Blubop Sohereselewseky. It mentions Moody era M C A daily prayer meetings in Chicago continued for over forty years. Sir Willem Burt, head of the American IT Italian mission, was knighted by King Victor Emmanuel for education work. Dr Ellicott notes railway accidents as healthful. he supposedly survived an old injury and still travels at eighty four.
A fragmented item notes White residents in St Louis seeking rooms for rent while Memphis is described as a leading hardwood lumber market. It mentions 40,000 people in New York City municipal service and Chicago claiming Babel status with over forty languages spoken, each by more than 10,000 speakers.
Georgia Alice Cherven recounts a 19th century decoy plot at a post office where she, in love with Clarence Trevor, hides a decoy letter and money to shield him from guilt. A confession reveals the real thief was the colleague in the adjacent office, prompting a court trial and eventual engagement.
A compilation of editorials from The New York Press The St Louis Globe Democrat and The Kansas City Star surveys Manchuria intrigues and potential outcomes. Authors discuss Russia seeking leverage in China through an open door while treaties strain over territorial designs and possible formal announcements.
A New York World note says Lorenz patients emerge as critics of the method. Boston Herald quips about doctors denouncing Dr Loren need deformations of the nose. Omaha World-Herald warns temporary paralysis may follow the treatment.
The United States Government printing office in Washington is being rebuilt into a vast complex. Costing about 2.4 million dollars, the new seven story facility will cover 619,700 square feet with 1,500 windows and white enameled walls. It includes a steel frame, three foot thick walls, electric power for 300 presses, two Crocker Wheeler dynamos, 7,000 incandescent lights, a ventilation system renewing air every seven minutes, 75 drinking fountains, and extensive secret storage for official documents.
A survivor from Kishineff, Ackermann, arrived in New York with his wife and baby after the massacre. He described three days of terror, a mob’s brutal attacks on Jews, a butcher's fight for life, and families torn apart as refugees hid in Christian homes before soldiers arrived and bodies were buried or exhumed for evidence.
The New York Evening World notes a wave of inventive wall coverings for 1904. Perspectives with trailing roses and lattice give long vistas, while wood and evergreen motifs evoke Canadian forests. Birdseye maple dados, aquatic friezes, and sporting papers including golf and tennis designs appear. A special baseball paper targets fan walls. leather textures fetch high prices.
The article describes a revival of Imre dining room table fashion with highly polished surfaces accented by bottles and centerpieces. It notes elaborate design elements including lace edges, woven baskets, and plate daily sets, mentioning materials like corn husks and reed grasses as decorative options.
Beechams Pills sold widely after new boxed versions appeared in a redesign of Harald Villard’s New York home. A 200 year old wallpaper design by Lang decorates Livingstones mansion wall space at Catakilt Landing, manufactured by Henry Lageton. An Amsterdam syndicate backs the Excelsior diamond, found at Ingersfontein in 1905, weighing 670 carats raw, with special machinery needed to cut and protect it from theft.
Poultry pointers advise feeding table scraps to fowls fresh and give geese more water and pasture. Hens reach profitable age in one to three years, and if not markedly merit, should not be kept longer. Guinea fowls are efficient terminators and good meat birds, feathering quickly with little care once established. Roving fowls gain health from suitable diet and grit for gizzard work.
Receipts from passenger trade exceed freight on Japan collways. The Coast Yukon is a proposed rail from Kitamant Intet BC to the Yukon and Dawson. Manhattan elevates rail service to 165100 car miles daily. England's Midlend railway tests compound locomotives at eighty two mph for fifteen miles with 8350 ton load.
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