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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
2
An advertisement touts Hood's Saranparilla as an all year remedy to purify and enrich the blood aid digestion boost appetite and improve sleep and appearance. It claims the medicine supports the whole system and outperforms other remedies. Hood's Pills are pitched as a mild effective cathartic.
Bethlehem Pa June 7 J Thomas Keady of Medford Mass football and baseball coach at Lehigh University resigned yesterday effective July 1 to become football coach at the University of Vermont at an annual salary said to be 87000 He has been coach at Lehigh since 1912.
Roxbury residents Mr and Mrs RS Clark left for Moretown and will return to their Alberta ranch after work. Mrs Edna Tracy Gordon Premo Frank Parkhurst and Eldora Wright passed free high school exams. E KE Goodenough and Russell Goodenough drove to St Johnsbury. Frank Kattee was ill Sunday night. Russell and Mrs Steele visited Burlington early week. Charles Bagley fell sick on Memorial Day while working for George French. Frank Rattee’s brother from Randolph visited Sunday. M E Chase and daughter Lena Dickinson returned from Holford Conn with a new Dort automobile. Mrs George Bacon visited Braintree before moving to Warren. M H Richardson drove to Randolph for Fellows meeting. Mrs Richardson and sister May Wilson accompanied him. Arthur Prescott recently in Rochester on insurance business. Kenneth Stimson, visiting Springfield, Mass, has returned.
An elderly advertisement touts SEVEN BARKS as a safe old fashioned remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney disorders. It claims to restore digestion, regulate bile flow, and expel poisons with roots and herbs, urging readers to consult their druggist for purchase.
Atlantic City June 7 Jack Dempsey plans to weigh exactly 190 pounds for the world heavyweight title fight with Georges Carpentier in Jersey City on July 2. He would be three pounds heavier than his prior peak. Carpentier expected around 170 pounds. Dempsey, training near seven pounds under his target, avoids boxing sessions until Saturday and stresses water intake and hard runs to shed fat while maintaining speed.
Spaulding high school pools together a near immaculate season with one loss to St Albans by 4 to 3 and a string of strong performances. They claim the Vermont state high school baseball championship based on a superior record, with key wins over Cathedral Burlington and Montpelier seminary. Spaulding faces rest of schedule including upcoming game at Montpelier and clashes with St Albans and Burlington as the season closes.
Captain Bobby Nicora leads the hitting list with a .509 average. O'Leary owns six wins, Slayton four. Caleagn won the Barre game for Norwich freshmen after seven innings, with Spaulding yielding to O'Leary. Slayton shines less in tougher outings. O'Leary was pulled once after Burlington high, while Barre saw Slayton knocked from the box. Woodwork pitching fared well in Montpelier game with five strikeouts and one hit.
Article outlines a home depilatory method using a sil paste with powdered delatone and water. Applied to hairy areas for 2 to 4 minutes, then rubbed off and washed. Claims no injury with proper use, though cautions extended use for better results.
A fragmented ad style piece extols Beecham's Pills as a trusted household remedy passed down through generations. It emphasizes prevention over drastic medicines, urges mild natural methods, and claims broad familiarity and endorsement among families and friends.
Mr and Mrs W E Crafts have returned from California. The pair were in town for work, with Ernie Facman also noted in the area.
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