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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary notice lists Central Vermont Railway and routes toward Montreal and Metis with scattered place names and dates. The readable portions hint at travel segments, stations, and timetable references, but details are incomplete.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a Graniteville meeting notice with uncertain details about a Thursday timing and attendees, but the readable content is garbled and incomplete. No clear date, location, or purpose can be confirmed from the fragment.
Bargain week features regular eight dollar suits offered for 96.00, men's soft hats ranging from 1.28 to 1.75, some colored caps, Balbriggan underwear and boys suits with values around 2.50 discounted to 1.98 this week at the shop.
A compact advertisement touts Black Tea at 35 cents a pound and promises weekly fresh fish. It notes previously paid ninety cents for similar quality and urges readers to buy now while supplies last. Also mentions abundant green produce and overall sale assortment for local shoppers.
A Vermont painter from 10 Seminary Street, Marre, VT, recounts kidney trouble and back pain. He credits two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills from Dean Brown’s drug store for relief and endorses the product, noting prior public statements and ongoing availability through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY, as U.S. agent.
Bethel residents note many in town for visits from relatives and friends. Mrs. Dana Torrey donates 100 to fund the Dana Torrey fund. Northfield school committee members visit and discuss salary offers, with J B Tibbetts of Keene chosen for a forthcoming role.
A garbled Lokal Anzeiger item alleges Dr Frederick A Cook Arctic explorer sues in court over claims related to serum and merchandise delivered to a commander. The fragment blurs dates, names, and actions, mentioning health ads for a tonic and misleading beauty claims.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Felix Gouraud's Oriental Dream or similar beauty product. The text references aesthetics and cosmetic themes without a clear event or date, yielding a brief, fragmentary item suitable for a concise newspaper card.
Lewin W Avery of Kerthfield Center dies at home after long life in Northfield area. Survived by four children George Frank Charles and Mrs Iu Fobienn. Funeral officiated by Rev HM Webb. Reports on Northfield meetings, marriages, and business changes including new Brian Granite company and Hosiery firm expansion. Norwich University commencement events and alumni day noted.
Mrs Clarence Otha Dind died at her home after a year long illness. The funeral will be held from Bethany church with interment in Southview cemetery. She is survived by husband and childre, and by relatives in Rochester and Putnam.
At the annual meeting of the Indian circulating library officers were elected including President Min Mavide Batchelder and others. A birth is reported, social visits occur, entertainment by the Plainfield military band is planned, and a mixed minstrel show will be held with local talent assisting.
A fragment shows Harold in a tense dining scene as a child is pressed to accept a second helping. The exchange hints at social politeness and inner conflict, with the narrator noting the moment of hesitation and desire to refuse.
In Middlebury on a June day the court heard quotes about a man named Adtertnnity who allegedly attempted to steal $500 to work on an illicit plan. Later in the afternoon, Rane Lar son from Orwell pleaded guilty to a separate theft charge involving a hunted item during March. He was fined $25 and costs and paid.
Patrick Condon aged 70 employed at the Vermont Marble Company was injured while a marble clock was being carried. He was struck while stooping to pick up marble, breaking his left arm and injuring a tendon. he was taken to a hospital with doctors and family nearby.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses Parisian Sage and claims of dramatic hair growth effects. It references women seeking luxurious, radiant hair and suggests strong promotional tone for the product, noting timing and pricing in a conducted sales pitch.
The body of Nelson Downing is reported to have died of Bright's disease at Posty Emergency hospital and was moved to Washington for interment. Downing, son of Harry Downing of Washington, had a long career in Barre Montpelier and once ran a hotel in Randolph. News notes include city council actions, a new lumber and paper company forming with-listed investors, and the Vermont Department Sons of Veterans encampments planned for June. The Montpelier Historical Society plans to open an exhibit in the State Street block, inviting both men and women for membership, with a goal of around 200 members.
New York June. Professor Harey Thareton Peck of Columbia University testifies about a tenuous friendship with Miss Esther Quinn of Cambridge once on the staff of the Smart Set. He denies social gatherings and notes letters and poems he wrote, asserting no grounds for a lawsuit. He cites public publication timing of poems and cites Rudyard Kipling’s constraint on publishing only brief lines.
Washington DC today rejected Senator Jones request to remove the twenty fifth regiment from Fort Lawhen citing concerns over muttered aggression near Seattle. The president ordered Fort Lawhen officers to restrain fenders and witnesses, enforcing strict reservation limits.
A fragmentary report details an annual banquet with Stowe officials and Lake Maifield guild members in attendance. President and treasurer names appear garbled, but the event is described as formal with speeches and votes recorded amid unclear OCR text.
University of Wir Wee expert G. Moora describes bridge grafting to save orchards damaged by rabbits or cabbits. In spring, select healthy scions, cut wounds smooth, insert segments under bark, space around trunk, and bind with cloth after painting with white lead.
Treen where bark is removed around the trunk benefits wounds. Remove torn bark edges to ease dealing. Cabbage plants need steady cultivation after planting, especially after rain. A fine tooth horse cultivator aids the task. Hog marketing record notes a farmer hauling a 450 pound hog six miles with a motor wagon, claiming a world record.
A bar n journal notes experiments on furrow and flood irrigation at the Texas station showing flood irrigation yielding about 4.20 pounds more per acre and indicating irrigation remains profitable even with limited rainfall. The piece cites comparisons with dry farming and remarks on general farming practices and timing for crops.
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