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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1903
Page
3
Those who must have Good Food in order to endure physical labor intelligently directed locomotive engineers iron workers miners and others rely on bread made from Spring Wheat Flour. The standard Spring Wheat Flour is Pillsbury's Best Flour.
A meeting of Justice Lodge discusses a proposed plan to move six million Jews from Russia and nearby regions to America. The drive aims to ship 100,000 Jews yearly via New Orleans, with language instruction and settlement away from crowded eastern cities, funding through benevolent trusts, and projects to land them on Western farm lands.
The narrator recounts a tale of a British officer Adams in an Indian province. Adams seduces a local girl who turns out to be a poison bearer serving the prince. Adams dies after a kiss, poisoned by the girl, with authorities treating the incident as murder by poison while the prince reports a protective, perilous affair.
Cleveland fishing readers are urged to fish with restraint and good manners in a newly appeared Independent essay by Grover Cleveland’s colleague. The piece argues anglers should avoid greed and waste, uphold respectability, and enjoy fishing with proper tackle, bait, and patience.
The New York Commercial Advertiser notes W. W. Bicek of Chi cagh Nova school is in trouble for wrndle. Several young teachers asked the board to reeve Trin, citing he never smiles and is deemed Unsympathetic.
A proposal from New Bedford Massachusetts envisions a statue of a whaling figure in City Hall square to honor past brave whalers and the men who shaped the whale city’s prosperity. The idea reflects the city’s pride in its maritime heritage and the impact of whaling on its history.
Boston socialite Miss Peck arrives in Boston from New York to outfit an expedition to Mount Sorata in Bolivia with Prof Pickering and two Swiss guides led by Antoine Maquignas. The party will travel from Arequipa to Lake Titicaca and ascend about 14 000 feet, taking daily 2000 foot gains for a dry season climb with extensive photography and meteorology.
A narrative recounts an expedition seeking a summit and potential discovery on Mount Chacanl. Miss Peck plans a polar style ascent with Peary’s advice on attire and equipment, aiming to reach 20 000 feet and investigate remains rumored atop the summit near the Harvard observatory.
A Russian electrician named Artemloy demonstrates a pliable coat protecting against 150000 volt current and a 100000 candle power lamp visible from twenty miles. Experiments occur atop Mount Washington New Hampshire using Professor Bedell's transmission system delivering light and power on one wire. The system uses single phase for one purpose and polyphase for another, maintaining simultaneous supply despite differing frequency needs.
Massachusetts reports 1,809 prisoners per million population while Wisconsin has paid its state debt, totaling 2,500,000 dollars. Montana’s mineral production totals 300,000,000 in copper, 857,000,000 in silver, and 282,000,000 in gold.
A note traces the word humbug to Hamburg, Germany, describing how false reports in old wars led to phrases like That came from Hamburg. The corruption through phrases such as I Hambure and Hanture evolved into humbug over time.
An advertisement promises a money back refund if Hyomel fails to cure catarrh. It claims the natural inhaler treatment destroys germs in minutes, soothes the nasal membrane, and offers a month long supply for $1.00. Rickert & Wolla guarantee the remedy until the purchaser is satisfied or refunded.
Miss Alice Roosevelt piloting her new red devil automobile for a trip to the Albany train station, deftly guiding the car as fire engines and a water tower surged behind. The White House entourage noted the skillful maneuver asCaptain Cowles and Mrs Romevelt’s maid watched.
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