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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1911
Page
3
The narrative recounts a garden picnic where plans to meet Beckwith are disrupted by an unexpected romantic confrontation between Baylor and the narrator. They reveal a scheme involving a telegram and a train meet, leading to a bold, age challenged confession and decision about marriage.
A humorous exchange about sympathy and success appears with notes on a boy’s progress, a wife’s help, and a weary takeaway. The dialogue closes with a reminder to spread sunshine and a reflection on character and happiness. The piece then shifts to a science vignette about muscles moving themselves and a final quotation on hardness versus softness of head.
The piece argues that old line Democrats fear Governor Wilson would be too broad a candidate and that big business and southern Republicans plan to influence the nominating process. It suggests reactionary Democrats and southern politicians may oppose Wilson to protect business interests and Taft’s prospects, with a strategy to split the party.
Cincinnati June 1 The fate of George B Cox is in the hands of Judges Dustin Allread and Ferned in the second circuit with a decision promised no later than next week They will mail a memorandum to the court clerk The issues include whether a mandamus suit lies against Judge William Dickson and if so whether the mandamus is allowed The prosecutor seeks to have Dickson disqualified only from one of two perjury charges Cox faced in the indictments The main argument before the circuit court concerned a judge s discretion to act on a motion to quash before ruling on a motion to elect and before trial status
A manifesto argues cities can end tuberculosis within ten years at a per capita cost below ten dollars, with full funding, legal backing, and rapid case removal. It notes most cases stem from prior infections and estimates timeframes of two to three years for full citywide eradication under robust financing, while warning against delaying lives for cost.
A quotation from Dr Woods Hutchinson in The Survey argues that saving lives is worth large sums, stating that if life saving is not worth huge figures. The passage discusses the value of lives and economic considerations without specifying a clear event or date.
James B Merahont of Newark after months of blood loss and weakness credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his life. He suffered from lingering lung trouble and debilitating illness, saying the remedy strengthened his lungs and overall health. Trial bottle available free through Red Cross Pharmacy.
An advertisement promotes Gourand's Oriental Beauty Leaves a perfumed facial powder booklet for women. It claims convenient portable use, soot and grease removal, and a cool bloom to the complexion. Sent by mail for 10 cents to Hopkins at 37 Great Jones Street, Newark.
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