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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
3
The fragment mentions T. HOPKINS, proprietor at 27 Great Jones Street, New York, with unclear reference to Cream or Magical Bascal. No further readable details about date or event are present.
A collage of quotes on politics culture and trade includes opinion snippets from Washington Star Albany Press Rochester Post Express and Baltimore News. It notes France’s republic handling turmoil and Turkey exporting goods including carpets opium cotton figs olives and fruit with extensive chest counts.
J Emmet Heidrick plans a crate with 3000 dollars to be shared if the pennant is won. Montgomery Alabamas Ameyine discusses hanging prize money. Kip Selbach reflects on long-term baseball effects on the arm. Jake Stahl predicts surprises in the American league pennant race and Cleveland or Detroit may win. Ban Johnson says he will stay in Chicago but spend more time in the East. Claude Rosspan, new Cleveland first baseman, worked in Cuba and indoor ball in Albany before cross country running.
The two ton clock built for the Cathedral of St Gervais d Avranches features four faces and a six ton bell struck by a 220 pound clapper. Described as the largest clock in France, its mechanism includes a wheel gear and the bell weighs over six tons. The nearby Mel Span is noted as the Hotwow simn at 10.9 inches, equaling three falins.
In a drifting spy tale set in Berlin, a Japanese minister contracts a Yankee operative to delay a German envoy bearing a peace proposition. The scheme hinges on a delayed train and a held messenger, altering press and diplomatic leverage as the president weighs peace. Rosalind Bliss.
An article reviews frequent claims in Towah papers about heart disease remedies. It cites Golden Seal root and "Stone root" as popular tonics, praising their supposed effects on the heart, liver, and digestion while noting the claims come from Materia Medica authorities and medical writers of the era.
A study from Michigan stations analyzes roller versus stone wheat bran. Protein ranges from 14.5% to 18% across mills, with roller bran generally higher. Coarse and fine grades show similar composition. middle grades perform best. Implications: milling separates starch and fat/protein, improving feeding quality for poultry and chicks.
The majority report declares Reed Smoot not entitled to his seat, while Senator Foraker presents the opposite view. The minority asserts no proof of disqualification or improper ties, but concludes Smoot did not violate the Constitution. The debate centers on Mormon authority and plural marriages and the proper interpretation of seating in the Senate.
Fragmentary note describes a limb injury and treatment using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Mention of Newark New York and a July date appears, with vague references to healing over weeks and nonstandard wording. The text is garbled and offers no clear incident, outcome, or identifiable individuals.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for scalp cleansing treating crusts dandruff and hair loss. It claims relief from itching and parasites while promoting healthy growth on an improved scalp. Also mentions internal external remedies and druggist availability.
Local column records varied visits and transient residents including Mea and John M. Comstock and daughter Margaret in Burlington, Judge Tyler and jurors from border towns, and Miss Seaver’s return from Bastont. Several townsfolk reported recoveries, sightings, and a city power outage after Saturday’s storm, with community events noted at churches and local homes.
Washington June 12 Meat inspection reform dominates White House talks with Representatives Henry and Cannon as Beveridge amendments loom. House Agriculture Committee debates stripping Beveridge coverage on labels while aiming for a fair measure. Industry and public interests shape the plan as lawmakers seek a teethed rule.
An official call for an independent Vermont convention to nominate state officers and elect a state committee is issued. The meeting at Norwicky Rutlaws, VI, set June 28 in Burlington for delegates from town caucuses held June 11 to 24. Credentials, provisional committee, and signatures from S J Beatty and others accompany the call.
Auction notice for sale by Sowden and Lyon Batts Viz, listing items and terms for bidding. Details readable but fragmentary. outlines sale action and parties involved.
The poem parodies menus and dieting while a guest named Gould is mocked for appetite and ritual. It contrasts meat and lentils, mocks the feast, and imagines next summer at Queen's Club with a lentil or bean replacing meat in the being.
A garbled passage recalls Leigh Hunt dining at a house and a witty exchange about a potential bet or betrothal, with fragmented dialogue suggesting secrecy or denial. The text remains incomplete and unclear about participants or exact events.
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