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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
7
Frank E. Adams of 47 Elm Street Barre says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after back and side pains. The testimonial notes prior aching and touts the medicine as valuable. Price 50 cents at all dealers.
Waterbury hosts a crowded county medical meeting with dinner at the Waterbury Inn and discussions in the Vermont state hospital laboratory. Notices cover fishing trips to Maine woods, Boston visits, health officer duties, and local education events at Spaulding high school and Goddard seminary.
An advice note urges ambitious women to improve complexion through internal cleansing. It touts Seaver's Laxative Tonic as the sole remedy for constipation and a healthier, velvety skin tone, claiming direct results and urging readers to ask their druggist for the tablets.
Fire caused light damage at Martington in the Van Ness house on Saturday night. A forest fire near Ina burned significant area before Monday, with ditching used in several places. The Burlington Evaporator Co. is incorporated with 1500 000 in capital stock, led by George H. Soule, J. M. Ruiter, and A. A. Hunter. a building is being erected to manufacture maple sugar evaporators and related equipment. At La Salle Seminary in Auburndale Minnesota, the gold bread trophy for the ice bread maker went to Miss Vitztli F. Hildreth of Brattleboro, with additional diplomas awarded to several Vermonters for home economics and art.
Halasy Gleason aged 79 died at Rutland hospital after a long illness. Born in Rupert in 1836 he served in the Union Army with the Fremont and Vermont regiments, later living in the West before returning to Vermont. Survived by two sons William in Virginia and Alfred in Springfield, plus a sister and two brothers. The notice also reports a Red Cross food relief appeal for Mexicans, urging Vermonters to donate money or food through the Vermont Red Cross chapter and state board members.
General Villa will reply to President Wilson’s note as soon as possible, via Enrique Llorente. The Villa minister said Villa seeks peace and a constitutional government to harmonize differences, with an answer to the note expected tomorrow or the day after. British subjects wounded in the Tuxpam attack, A T Graves and Mullard baby, died Tuesday. Mrs Mullard gravely hurt. Consul Bryan reports the shooting was by Villa troops, with noncombatants mistaken for Carranza forces while seeking shelter.
Reports from San Antonio say Carranza troops confiscated 800 sheep from American ranchers near Rodriguez Mexico, justification cited food needs and private currency dealings. Skirmish occurred Tuesday between Villa forces marching toward Agua Prieta and Carranza troops at El Azufro. An American worker, Henry Ketchem, was shot dead in Douglas area. several Sonoran citizens were reportedly killed by Carranza soldiers after a demand for money.
The document records two probate notices from the Vermont District of Washington. One concerns the estate of James Boott requiring appearance to contest an administrator account and final decree. The other concerns Stanley John Turner seeking license to sell ward property in Barre with public notice for objections before the Branley Joho Turner guardianship.
Vermont probate notice for the estate of William Scott in Washington District. Court sets account and decree of residue, public notice published in Barre Daily Times. Interested parties must appear in Montpelier probate office on the assigned day to contest or claim their portion. Given May 26, 1915. May 27 June 3-19.
A fragmentary advertisement notes cultivators priced from $3.75 to $34.00 with a typical model at $29.00. The readable text invites readers to “Come and See” the selection, suggesting a dry goods or hardware store display.
New York banker Willam Metter and Joel Henker take the chairmanship of the national Mexican relief committee. The group will coordinate with state boards of the Red Cross nationwide to push relief efforts and address the Mexican relief problem.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe stomach pain and acidity issues with references to unidentified names and times. The text suggests indigestion symptoms, potential meals affecting comfort, and a mention of a person or device in a medical context. The passage is unclear and fragmented.
A fragmented note highlights a daily routine or health tip themed around steady habits and steady pace. It mentions a person or team guiding wellness, possibly in a community or educational context, with emphasis on regular practice and simple steps.
Listing describes NO. 963 with 110 acres including 40 acres tilled level soil, balance pasture and woodland, 200,000 ft softwood, an excellent 5-room home with outbuildings, water at house and barn, near school stores creamery and railroad. Owner seeks sale, plus additional small farms and stock tools. Also includes NO. P41 and NO. O31 farm offerings with varied land, stock, and payment terms from D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency Barre Vermont.
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