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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
4
Readable fragments describe a discussion about quarries and accidents at granite sites and a waning fishing season. The text notes public agitation and mentions expectations of stopping bickering and concerns over safety and personnel.
The Chi wage Tribune cites the Mermaids Neill report on emotions in Chicago packing houses as prompting immediate reforms. Floors cleaned walls scrubbed and tight ventilation improved while sanitary arrangements were installed after a committee of two inspected the plants. The Reynolds-Neill report is published and praised for provoking swift, beneficial action.
The Burlington Masonic Temple in Vermont faced a tax dispute after the city assessed its property at a high value. Representatives of the Lasalle order objected, arguing the property was held by a charitable or fraternal group and not exclusively for charitable use. The Burlington Board of Tax Adjustment upheld the assessment by a 7 to 3 vote, with hearings noting questions over exclusive charitable use and the building’s shared occupancy. The case could reach the Vermont Supreme Court to settle the definition of charitable organization for taxation.
Northfield reports a May mean temperature of 61 degrees and a notable cooling spell with a 4.56 inch precipitation measure. May 18 saw a heavy rainfall with strong winds and featureless clouds, while the general pattern included a warm spell early in the month and variable skies throughout.
A retailer advertises stock being cleared before June tenth with fresh sew goods from major cities. Outing Suits are discounted heavily, some damaged but nearly as good as new, with half price on Twermy Outing Suits and 25 percent off the rest.
A humorous collection of quips and witty exchanges. A poem mention and light dialogue among editors, an Office Boy, and a judge highlight playful misunderstandings. Includes lines about language learning and a cartoonish romance gag from a 19th century paper.
The District Leader failed in New York while The Second In Command moves to London. Robert Edeson remains with Strongheart for next season as Lilian Upsell tours the Weet in Vanderile. Marion Abbott joins The Stolen Story cast. two The Squaw Man companies head out next season. Heir to the Hoorah runs through Chicago summer. Augustus Thomas writes four new plays with Digby Bell to star. William Paver shams ends season in New York. Eugene Ormondee to star in Her American Princes. Margaret Anglin to Chicago for The Sabine Woman. Gillette among European summer visitors. Chicago company for The Cott may stay through summer.
A mix of editorials and quotes highlights Panama Canal development debate and political retirements. Also notes name changes, independent farmers' pride, a Florentine image, and a discussion of a chemical growth argument, all within a single fragmented clipping.
Hats headline fashion notes with marine and chiffon looks. Satin and velvet trimmed chapeaus feature rolled brims and floral crowns, plus black velvet bands and ostrich pompons. A Parisian style with lace and white flowers appears. Park Theatre vaudeville stars headline a White Lack Evening Mat show with violin and juggling acts.
The text notes crab pots and eelpots as exact models of the enlarged cocoon of the emperor moth, detailing their relation to the insect’s pupa stage and structural similarities. It emphasizes their role as specific morphological forms within the species development.
The readable lines hint at a hopeful poem about future desires and duties, with imagery of roses and steps. The text preserves a fragmentary voice from a Detroit Free Press page, offering a glimpse of poetic sentiment without full context.
Fragmentary passage cites New York Press and Philadelphia Press with disjoint names and phrases about Miss Pascay, lacking coherent context or events. No identifiable persons, dates, or outcomes emerge beyond scattered references to periodicals.
An ad promoting a shore dinner by mail order. It invites readers to send an order to the market and promises delivery of all ingredients for a first class fish dinner. It suggests clam or cod chowder and cod fish balls, with various fish options for the main course.
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