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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
4
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses Roosevelt’s public image and a national battle. It references advertising, nature, and a surrounding controversy with scattered phrases about leadership and media rhetoric.
A quirky compendium of stray comic bits and scattered phrases from various papers. A Dark Horse motif recurs with zoo hints and playful commentary, interspersed with captions about marriage, manners, and humorous exchanges. It resembles a collage of light humor and social snippets.
The Kansas City Star describes Servian weddings where guests give money as presents. A bride’s platter at the cake collects cash from hundreds of attendees, with dollars and bills—often totaling up to $1,000 from laborers in local picking houses. Guests also buy cigars and drinks, each costing a dollar, and sometimes the groom rents a ball for dancing.
The monkfish known along the Maine coast as monkfish and as goosefish in Massachusetts is called the bellows fish in Rhode Island and molligut in Connecticut. It grows to about four feet and forty pounds, a sluggish bottom dweller with a strong bite and jaws. Its fringed fins sway like seaweed, aiding it in ambush as it swallows prey whole, including ducks. A Philadelphia North American note.
In a Scottish market Sandy and a farmer discuss a sudden death and a panther tale linked to a drawer, while Sandy reflects on his own failure to take a panther, and a quote from Francis Bacon about power and knowledge frames the odd exchange.
The text notes a coccyx at the end of the vertebral column forming a rudimentary tail. In adults this tail is hidden beneath the skin, but in embryos both humans and apes show a longer tail and muscles for wagging the tail remain present during development.
In an ad style appeal the phrase CEEVAS SAVED appears to advocate frugal buying in the age of progress. It pitches savings on refrigerators ice cream freezers screen doors window screens fly wire poultry netting garden hose and tools plumbing hardware quarry and mill supplies at discounted prices urging readers to think it over.
Complete stock of May and June Records plus older titles at Overill Music Co. Hear the new records in a pleasant room with chairs for all. No urge to buy. customers may listen at leisure. Over Times Office top floor.
Catalog offers 67 pairs Sorosis and Oxford shoes in patent feather box calf and kid with sales prices from 1.98 to 3.15. Includes Revelation Patent Oxfords 2.69, Princes Louise and Beauty Patent Oxfords 1.98, patent leather Vid Kid Oxfords, and lace and button shoes with broken sizes. Also lists Kid Race shoes at 2.18 and Goossyear West line.
A sale of ladies coats features spring long and short styles discounted to 3.98 4.25 4.50 5.38 7.50 and 8.98 with 15.00 silk coats offered at 10.98.
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