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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
6
We announce our role as agents for the famous Doctor's Daughter and promote Stomach-Rite as a remarkable remedy for stomach and liver troubles. The notice urges trying one box, promises immediate benefit, and claims high sales and customer referrals, inviting readers to meet the genuine product.
A travel guide lists multiple way stations with fares and destinations including Windsor Fellows for 9 and Pennyaton to Earl Fork at 588 miles. It mentions Maree Sormerlin Brad Mouertslant and Walla River Rattrond Barre for a Wells area. Electric Street sections show rates near Barr seiningen and a March fare around 1 pm.
A promotional note touts Temulabo as a remedy for a range of health issues and skin problems. It claims to purify the stomach and liver, improve complexion, and restore health and beauty with the product offered at the Red Cross location.
Advertised sale lists men's suits at 6 dollars, soft hats from 1.25 to 1.75, light colored caps, undergarments at 50 cents, boys suits valued at 2.50, and boys wash suits at 75 cents. The page shows a local clothing sale with several price reductions for the current week.
Week long sale showcases 50c black tea and 35¢ per pound prices. Advert reads this week only and claims better quality than common 60¢ options. Mentions fresh fish and green produce with optimistic stock, inviting readers to buy locally.
Fragmented OCR shows a Essex area notice urging all Republicans to attend a town hall gathering in Montpelier Vermont and to engage in a property sale and renewal discussion. The text references disease taxes and real estate, calling for civic participation, and mentions dates in June and July with plans for construction and population growth.
Ailed and familiar routines appear as East Montpelier town figures, including Town Clerk Ailley flan Tews being active after a week, Murray Clark and WM Farnham visiting Bethel, and Miss Ley Datcheliir traveling for a visit. Arthur Bartlett went to Lancaster and back, while Ella Tiltatenn of Morrivyille visited the Tilotean family and siblings in Montpelier.
Washington notes detail visits and family gatherings in Weatmore South Barre and nearby towns. Cousins, aunts, and siblings drop by for meals, funerals, and short visits as residents travel between Barre Willametown Randolph and East Barre.
Rest and wealth stand as the central themes in a fragmented public notice. Details are unreadable, but the piece hints at a local issue involving a person or entity named Molher and a financial or welfare context.
The advertisement praises Grandwinds as a better understanding of the transient nature of various ailments. It highlights Syrup of Magnesia and Bibi of Renan as the pleasant corrective, claiming the remedy promotes internal cleanliness without weakening organs. It urges buying from the California Mg Syrup Co. to obtain benefits.
Local Randolph column lists residents traveling, job moves, and church events. Mrs Clarence Gale Osha burial at Bethany church and Southview cemetery. Several names, including W A Cole Albert Cole and Mrs Chamberlin, appear with contemporaneous farm and store activities. Community updates cover health, travel to Hartford and Northville, and upcoming church services.
The event at Port Balsimore Md features the comet artillery unit with twelve rifles. The Fortieth Company Yard marks a record with four slots for target pene ren. Yutha troops fired at 0 and 20 percent, hitting targets as specified in a nine shot sequence.
An aged testimonial promotes Dan’s Kidney Pills as a cure for frequent kidney pain, urging readers to buy from dealers and noting Buffalo, New York as a distribution center. The letter claims dramatic improvement after taking the pills and endorses the product with personal testimony and advice.
Mr EF Clark returned from Montpelier this week. Hery Lamphete of Wells River was a visitor in town Friday. Mrs Thomas Tong tore has improved after illness. Mrs M HL Whitehill visited relatives at Selle River and Woodville Thursday. Mr Sieman Poltom of 4s visited his brother. Millie Whitehill is at home from Caledonia grammar school for vacation. Many attended The Mountaintage at Ryegate Corner Thursday. Thomas McDowell of New York City visited Mr and Mrs Robert Davidson Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Mee Dowell spent vacation with relatives at South Ryegate. The firm of Ricker Brothers plans to build at Hikers. An automobile party from here attended the dedication of Knights of Pything hail at Marehold. Among the grinder were K D Sherry, RN Darling, BF Clark, Dr G G Cowan, KD Beker, Pillsbury, ML EL Meekiee, Cheetew, M D Coffrin suffered a heart attack at his store Tuesday. he was treated by Dr Titletenn and slowly recovered to return home.
Montpelier seminary announces commencement events starting Monday June 13 with a children’s recital at 8 PM. Senior exhibition, piano recital and annual exercises follow across June 19 to 23, culminating in the alumni meeting and graduation exercises at 2 PM Thursday.
Three convicted murderers face execution by electric chair in the week of July 25. The sentences follow trials where Gaithart, Giuweyyes, and Robinson were found guilty of multiple murders in New York and other locations.
In the thirtieth congressional district contest, Dalzell’s majority shrank to about 207 votes after a recount. Dr. Truck’s supporters claim errors and fraud. Mr. Daniel’s attorney seeks an order to open ballot boxes in all five districts and print a new tally, while the court reserved decision. County officials had declined to approve the contest.
A Kansan insurgent envoy has invited former President Madison to a New York conference. Roosevelt plans a response and may meet insurgents in Kansas. Colonel Roosevelt considers speaking in Kansas as regulars react to Madison's letter and Fish’s arrangements.
A jumble of names and claims appears as reports cite honest judgment in selecting trusted men, while nominees for Gov Veasey and Congressmen Martin and Burk face uncertain futures. Separate notes describe a Boston primer strike and a New York garment workers action leaving schedule details to a special committee.
Dr Charles Parkhurst editor of Zion's Herald discusses the Glenwood Range. The ad asserts the cabinet will bring comfort and delight to homes, praising modern design, practical front setup, and a focus on satisfying performance. Manufactured and marketed in the United States.
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