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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
6
A period advertisement from Dr Howard’s company touts a purported remedy for constipation and dyspepsia. It promises a 2 cent trial, a refund if not效果, and claims limited supply from B Davis with 85 cent price. Old-fashioned sale language emphasizes personal guarantees and satisfaction.
A garbled ad style piece touts heavy machinery and telegrams with war inventions to kill, then claims D. Klog's discovery saves lives from coughs colds and bronchitis. It lists patent cures by James M. Mack Asheville and Red Dyne Pharmacy promising free trial bottles and guaranteed results.
Regular 83.00 suits offered for 6.00 this week along with men’s soft hats 1.25 to 1.75 value. Light colored caps 50c value and Balbriggan underwear 0c its value at 1.98 for boys wash outfits 75c value this week.
An old style brief advertisement promotes 50¢ per pound black tea and 35¢ per pound for another item as this week’s deal. It touts good quality tea, cheaper price than typical 60¢, and notes a steady stock of fresh fish weekly along with ample green produce, encouraging shoppers to buy there. It emphasizes variety and low prices.
A fragmented Randolph column lists city matters and family notes including visits, departures, and health concerns. Mentions Mr and Mrs W.S. Morton hosting a New York guest, judges in Orange County court, and local officials planning to study a grade issue alongside references to various residents and institutions.
Waterbury reports the marriage of Mattie L. Woodend Georne W Barnes on a Tuesday afternoon at the Advent church with Rev W T Jackson officiating. Groom Windsor resident and bachelor William Barnes Co worker, bride employed by the William Barnes Co, plan Windsor home, while Mrs Woodard remains a widow.
A fragmented listing from Graniteville shows a regular Granite Mountain meeting, a dance for “Old eat young folks,” and a Montpelier military band event. It mentions dates June 10 and June 11, a Milan area venue, and a council-like agenda item about officers. Overall a miscellaneous community notices card with mixed venues.
Mr and Mrs L Williams attend the Pinaway pond centennial in Glover as citizens plan August tax payments with 4 percent discount. Local notices cover marriage plans, church events, old runaway pond tale, and a flood of archival references to Vermumt O R 8, Burlington session, and Hay Springs.
East Calais residents and guests are listed visiting, family events, church services, and community happenings. Names include Montpelier residents Bolly Ralterin, Carver of Marshfield, Ef OW Peek, Grace Dentin Mhenter of Greenaord, Tolin Emery visiting Williametown, Fred Birnham, Rita Hoskins, Clyde, Galen Mate, FB Thorens, Frante Dwinell, D. B. Dwinell, D. Te Scott, and others. The column notes weddings, Sunday and Wednesday visits, church activities, and a June 4 game Calais versus Plainfield with scores mentioned and home events at the Painted team field.
A house owned by Fenty McClure and Yarily, formerly of Rutland, burned yesterday afternoon due to a defective chimney. Most contents were destroyed and a croxinery area collapsed. Property loss estimated around 2,000 with insurance of 1,600. Twelve others injured when a Mountain train derailed near St Louis leaving the city and a factory wall damaged.
A compilation of brief reads from Hardwick and nearby areas notes residents visiting, working, or traveling. Names include RL Haskell, Warner Boardman, Randall, A M Hubbell, Mia, Johnsbury figures, Hye Park attendees, G A Barrows, L C Taylor, Ada Taylor, and Delbert Ryan with kin, plus references to court and harbor bill progress.
In New York June 1 United States Attorney General McKerber stated before Judge Hand that the government plans to indict James A Patten and others in a grand jury inquiry. Charles A Kittle, witness for Pell Co reportedly refused to testify until sworn.
An unclear July first milk price shift is reported in Boston with comments from Whiting of Whiting and Brigham. The statements reference producers yielding in a six week war and discuss winter conditions, retail pricing, and a shift in the milk market starting July 1.
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