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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
3
Kansan City report recalls a family plagued by a scaly itchy rash for years. After trying many remedies, Resinol Ointment and Soap provided immediate relief and full cure within three jars, with four months clear of symptoms. Mrs. S. A. Clarkson affirms the treatment at 1520 Lawn Ave.
A government farmers bulletin explains the apple tree tent caterpillar nests, their growth to foot or more, and the defoliation they cause on wild cherry and apple trees. It notes egg masses, methods for destruction including banding and torches, cautions about tree damage, and advises destroying nests early to prevent further damage.
Advices awaited in Washington on reports of a Leon victory by Obregon over Villa and Angeles. Carranza may move to re enter Mexico City for recognition. Villa said forces drove Obregon south. Carranza troops near Trinidad. Tampico rail line reopened. oil territory remains under Villa control. Smallpox epidemic in Frontera district.
Villa headquarters at Silva June 5 reports Gen. Villa’s staffer Dr. B. Rauschbaun that Obregon’s advance trenches were stormed and captured. He adds a “great man” and numerous prisoners were taken, with Obregon’s army surrounded and nearing surrender or starvation.
Concord New Hampshire observed the 1768 town charter centennial with a morning parade led by the National Guard and fraternal groups. Afternoon exercises at the state capitol featured a historical address by Judge Charles R Gorning Gov Spaulding Mayor French and Samuel C Eastman and an oration by Rev Dr William H P Faunce, Bowen University president and former city schoolboy.
The jury in the Daniel J. Sully case in Washington D C was discharged after failing to reach an agreement. The jury had deliberated for over 24 hours after the suit began three weeks earlier, representing his case against Jake Hays Harmond over a contract dispute. Hammond faced charges related to not honoring an agreement tied to the manufacturing of certain ginning processes.
New York reports a further 55 million dollars in gold received from Ottawa at the sub treasury, including 2.5 million engaged last Friday. The inflow continues an arrangement with London bankers to maintain exchange rates. Since January 1 about 55 million in gold has arrived from Canada to offset the earlier wartime shipment to the dominion.
British government and American packers discuss settlement of cases as counsel seeks three week postponement in hearings. Nebhes cargo cotton steamer detained at Kirkwall and Leelanin bound for Gothenberg with Russia as destination remains in custody.
London a report from the board of trade shows British imports for May 1915 rising about 15 percent from May 1914. The United States supplied heavily with imports totaling 71,844,000 pounds, an increase of 40,070 pounds compared with May 1914.
A profile of a specialist in taxidermy and natural history art linked to the American Museum of Natural History in New York. The article traces his apprenticeship in Milwaukee and Chicago, his work on a famous collection, and his influence on American natural history sculpture through long study and collaborations with noted figures in the field.
The Colorado Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling granting Silvia D. Smith damages of 15000 for deportation four years ago by Yale Marble Company. Smith operated a newspaper that criticized the firm and was removed with her press and equipment aboard a train amid the dispute. The case centers on editorial dissent and corporate action against press freedom.
A garbled text fragment recounts a public meeting or community event with scattered names and phrases. Readable parts mention a group or people meeting, discussions about plans, and references to weeks, dates, and a tentative agenda, but key details are missing due to severe OCR errors.
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