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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented report covers Barre tax vote plans, a Chicago to New York excursion boat warning, and recollections of the Slocum tragedy. It notes a state horse show, political figures, and a derailed streetcar accident where the motorman failed to brake, leading to deaths.
An aged newspaper ad-like piece touts a cure for rheumatism, urging readers to visit the Red Chrome Pharmacy in Barre and later the Audi Drug Co in WK, claiming permanent relief but offering a sensational warning about the disease spread and ineffective remedies.
A collage of humorous lines from various sources. The pieces include spoof dialogs about marriage, manners, and social mores, mixing quotes and cartoonish banter from different papers. Readers are teased with playful puns and jabber about love, wit, and everyday foibles.
A mosaic of brief notes mentions Audrey Carnegio renting a Virginia Hot Springs cottage for summer and Rufus Bullock, Georgia’s ex governor, in Albion, South Carolina. References to M. Faltières, Antonia Dubost, Gillespie, Chacon, and Hughes touch on French politics, Texas congressmen, and a New York investigation. The text profiles Wellman’s polar airship bid, Karl von Noorden’s Vienna role, Baron Roonino as Italian premier, and William Weldman Tandia’s mathematics landmark at Dickinson College.
A letter excerpts discuss the impracticality of a universal phonetic system for English. Critics urge moderation and gradual change, noting abbreviations save ink but that spelling must grow from usage and taste rather than arbitrary dictates.
excerpts critique handling of crime, vice, and fraud by police and courts across major papers. The Chicago Tribune and New York papers question the vice squad and high‑place fraud prosecutions while Buffalo and Atlanta papers express skepticism about legal and editorial systems and author reputations in the era.
Fragmentary OCR reads obscure debate snippets as if a sharp point of view is discussed. The text references a cork, a troublesome conversation, and a mention of a person described with a cornet device, possibly a misread name. No clear event or names emerge from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR style note appears to discuss phrases about tightness in the era of Richard Cromwell and Oliver, with a humorous coinage. It references Flying Fish, its habits in certain latitudes, and a foggy beached behavior. The text is broken and speculative with no clear contemporary event or report.
An advert promises Dr. Howard's Dyspepsia remedy at half price with a refund if unsatisfied. It claims a single 60 dose bottle cures constipation and dyspepsia, noting many prior sales and a testimonial of immediate relief. The offer highlights a free trial if the cure is not achieved.
Fragmentary notes mention dangerous waters and coastlines around Ragpe De to France and Spain. The text references places and nautical themes without clear events or dates. Entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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