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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
6
The notice highlights a ten day borrowing period at one penny per day for overdue items and a free book after ten borrows. It claims the library records borrowers privately with the librarian and markets popular current reads plus standard fiction and history, branding itself the most popular circulating literary plan in the area.
Belmont Alcander will speak at the College Hotel event in Nelson Basin with Vinces present. The notable attendees include Lady Themin and Teig.
Abs have dvi absoriniant af Work Harness and ara Wapiie at prices that are right. LORD BROS, Berlin, pene, Mouie Merthfield Phone So.
A local advertisement highlights 76 brand tools along with Green Mountain plows corn planters harrows rakes mowing machines and a full line of farm tools including repair parts and plow points for nearly all plow makes.
In a note cited by The Independent the writer laments the scarcity of theological doctorates in German universities, noting fewer than twenty yearly. The piece humorously reports an offer to convert a Storyans church into a garage, illustrating changing religious and social priorities.
A garbled Barre Daily Times article references a woman with 1000 husbands and a national insurance firm agent, noting Vermont Life Insurance Company and local agents in Barre. The piece blends unclear statistics about marriage, business activity across states, and promotional details for Ballard and Dullard.
A crowded page lists ads and notices including golf gear and jackets, baby carriage for sale, oil stove, eyeglasses, and lenses. It notes meetings for Queensville Forest and Glen Jogie club, a San Francisco moving picture benefit, and various real estate and auction notices.
Perryville residents hear of moving pictures from the Golden Gate catastrophe with scenes of Chinatown and ruined buildings. The program includes Mile Fougere singing famous songs to accompany the Frisco disaster reel, drawing interest from locals and visitors alike.
A tempting kitchen cabinet promotion appears in Carnival listings with a one year guarantee. Stores Cloth atore in Granite ville advertise the piece as both handsome and useful. Willard G. Smith advertises services repairing machines at homes and central New York factories, while a taxelmen note appears for residents.
A fragmented review of authors and figures including Jerome K Jerome Bulky notes on Kipling Rudyard Wells and Kuropatkin. Mentions obsession with word counts daily output and a Russian war era publishing effort. Concludes with a list of literary personalities and their social influence.
The Church of England reports seven million in income. There are about one hundred thousand religious groups in the United States with roughly one hundred members per church G. T. Methodist church on John Street in New York City is cited as the fret Methodist church for America, a wooden building set back from the street. A historical note from Teunton England mentions a bishop permitting a man to rest on the Lord's day, if no recreation is found otherwise, while a worker’s rest is seen as permissible.
A garbled 19th century style note discusses a Inoding politician likened to a woman landing a bus band. It comments on keeping up appearances before and after taking office and expresses a neutral stance toward the politician while criticizing others absorbed by politics.
A Barre Vermont reader praises Doan's Kidney Pills for stopping nightly backache and kidney pain. The testimonial from A Bewile describes persistent lameness and fatigue that eased after using the product bought at B A Down's drug store. Milburn Co Buffalo distributes Doan's nationwide.
Bennington June 11 reports say a severe electrical storm swept Shaftsbury destroying a harrow pole and killing two horses tied to it. In Pownal damage estimates ranged from 300 to 3000 dollars as the storm raged about an hour. The day saw highs near 90 in the shade.
The union label is a concrete expression of workers’ unity to distinguish fair labor products from those of unfair labor. Organized labor seeks to restrict nonunion goods, boosting wages and improving conditions while urging consumers to buy only union-made items.
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