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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
3
The Well-Informed seek a simple pleasant and efficient liquid laxative remedy with known wholesome components. The California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Senna as the favored genuine product. Sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
The Cornell University library now houses over 353000 volumes and more than 58000 pamphlets. Ten of the fifty Meticcan Commission study education methods across countries as President James B. Angel reportedly resigns Mich igan. Pegenta to create a university chancellor post. Chicago school attendance up 1600 pupils, a 60 percent rise from last year.
A science note claims the grit of the north star is 400 times stronger than the sun’s, and anlenium conducts electricity when illuminated but becomes a nonconductor in darkness, aiding torpedo explosions and telephoning. It also notes water colors fade and typewritten documents may vanish, leaving blank paper.
A long standing gate by Avon near the main road to Boston has a history tied to landowner Mr Porter. The gate once bore his name and later the word Equity and then Liquity after a water project dispute. It stands weathered for twenty years, a relic noted in a London Strand item about longevity and imperial rewards.
James Whitcomb Riley argues against the greatness of contemporary writing. He believes old authors’ works endure while modern ones fade, yet the living author must still strive and endure despite praise. The exchange centers on literary value and lasting impact.
In Boxton on June 10 the jury swiftly decided the libel case brought by members of Boston's Good Government Association against Dewey. The suit claimed $76 million over election literature alleging false statements. Judge Henry B. De inet oversaw a five-question jury procedure as McClennen argued law questions and defense evidence.
An earthquake struck Korinchi, Sumatra on the night of June 3, flattening buildings and triggering fear. Reports describe residents fleeing and damage spreading to nearby Paidengg as rescuers search amid aftershocks.
Wallace Wilson of Frankford, Pennsylvania, a widower hosiery manufacturer, secretly wed Alice Brown, a Burlington nurse, on May 1. The couple kept the match from Wilson’s two sons until the Desanie voyage carried them to Europe for a wedding tour.
Concord New Hampshire June 10 A dated letter from Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science answers rumors about her active leadership. She states she is not her movement’s inactive or ill and refutes claims she is incapacitated. The message is signed Mary Baker Eddy Brookline Massachusetts June 7 1909.
The article argues patent medicines lack foundation and fairness, noting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a widely used remedy in thousands of American homes. It claims such remedies save families money when access to physicians is limited and asserts their purpose is fulfilled.
John B Marques a New York chanteur faced manslaughter charges after a mishap involving another chauffeur Charles Tinddow in a mishap near Tarrytown. The car reportedly veered after hitting a mechanical issue, Tinddow was killed and Marques survived.
New charges filed against Police Commissioner Bingham allege oppression and abuse in the extra tour system. The Chief, citing a public service stance, presents five men as harmed by the situation, while Mayor and officials weigh possible hearings and responses amid rumors of friction with the commissioner. Justice pressure grows toward removal or formal action from Governor Hughes.
In Rome on June 12 the pope sent a jewel gift to Archbishop OConnell of Boston as he marks twenty five years since his ordination. Mgr Bressan delivered the precious present and a warm letter. The archbishop has also received many congratulations on this milestone.
A reception in Plainfield honored Mr and Mrs C D Holt at the L O C F hall Tuesday evening. Nearly two hundred guests attended with congratulations and songs. The hall was decorated with ferns and flowers, a wedding bell hung over the couple’s table, ice cream and cake were served, and gifts included money and a bouquet for the bride.
In a rural dispute near Akron two widows, Parwer Jepson and Jane Schobel, clashed over a runaway cow that damaged corn and cabbage. After lawyers, a trial, and a surprising clash of words, a verdict awarded modest damages while Jepson later sought payment but was softened by the defendant’s willingness to settle.
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