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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
7
Advertises TIZ as a universal foot remedy curing sore feet tender feet swollen feet and bunions. Claims instant relief and permanent results with alleged drawing action and cleaning of exudations. Promotes 26 cent red box available at druggists or by mail from Walter Larther Dodge & Co Chicago.
The United States Geological Survey released a new 1 25000 scale topographic map of the Wo tr in Ohio quadrangle. Covering 228 square miles, with 20 foot contour intervals, the map mirrors terrain features and is sold for printing costs. Fred Grall Jr led field work, funded by federal and Ohio surveys under Prof C K Sherman.
The article explains artesian water as stored in underground reservoirs and rock masses with limited openings. It notes rainfall as the primary refilling source, with dissenting views on seepage ocean water and deep waters, and cites USGS Bulletin 208 by Myron L. Fuller.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions Cotarth Shak anbet Eiten wrod and names like Nandred Pret ease of Cotarth. Readable context is minimal with unknown places and dates. Unable to determine concrete event or entities from the text.
A disrupted section near Lyndonville after a freight car derailment leaves rails in a swap with about twelve inches of clearance. At Lake Averill in Norton a fisherman reports four salmon and a native trout caught near the cemetery at Feyston. Anny Fisk, aged 87, is remembered on a marker in Bixby Memorial Day ceremonies. Town farmers fear hay yields will drop due to dry fields and dusty roads. dairy owners worry for extra feed as pastures grow slowly. D.T. Church, Central Vermont veteran conductor, announces retirement after forty years as conductor and nearly five decades with the road. his son likely succeeds him around July 1.
The Oxford Mountain railway project proposes a fifty mile road from North Troy to Windsor Mills Quebec connecting with Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk lines. It envisions linking to the Missisquoi Valley and Montreal to Boston rail networks, with asbestos mines in the Missisquoi area tied to the drift era ore.
A reunion of the 2nd Vermont Volunteer Infantry at Grand Army hall in Ludlow featured Albert A. May of Meriden as president and A. D. Beckwith as secretary. Volney Fulham organized the company, with about 1 Co T and 20 from other companies attending. Attendees praised Co T, and a dinner followed as guests from nearby units joined in the celebration. Addresses honored brave ancestors, while lectures on ancient Greece contrasted slavery with civic labor.
Aunt Kate and Mildred discuss a visiting Mr Stevens as they untangle a convoluted family connection through distant relatives. The exchange hints at a complex lineage involving a stepfather, great aunts, and distant cousins amid domestic chatter.
Fragmentary ad text touts a product named Dr King’s New Life promising fast relief from constipation indigestion and loss of appetite. Claims include regaining strength and improved digestion with effects like regulated stomach and bowels.
The text is a series of probate court notices from Montpelier Vermont across several districts. It lists guardianship and estate actions involving Justus Robinson Harriet M Scott J M Ketchum Louise M Lombard Lydia Mckin, with hearings set, publication requirements, and dates in May June 1915.
Public notice extols Newbro's Herpicide as a killer of herpes and related scalp microbes. Claims hair regrows after use, offered by Kendrick Co as agents with sample stamps and one dollar bottles.
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