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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1909
Page
3
The text argues that digestion organs influence overall health, with blood quality driven by diet. It claims rich pure blood prevents disease and aids healing, notes indigestion can dull complexion, and links uric acid buildup to neuralgia, rheumatism, and gout as outcomes of imperfect elimination.
A promotional letter from a local pharmacy owner asserts Stomach Rite aids digestion and cleanses the digestive tract. It claims chronic inflammation causes many diseases, praises Dr John Wilbur, advises choosing the best medicine, and urges New England readers to try the remedy for better health and appetite.
A frenzied crowd of Confederate veterans applauded General Frederick Dent Grant at the 19th annual United Confederate Veterans reunion. Vets surged to shake the hand of the Union officer’s son as flags waved and battle banners fluttered. The crowd joined in Dixieland tunes and expressions of reverence as the escort saluted, mingling memories of the past with renewed loyalty.
Washington reports that new green or blue special delivery stamps caused handling errors and delays in mail. Postmaster General Hitchcock orders a fix to prevent confusion with the one cent stamp, aiming to restore prompt delivery.
A June Buffalo dispatch reports Professor Leiby of Cornell and President Roosevelt allies arguing for reforming country life. Bailey warns against tenant creation and urban drift to towns, urging rural civilization with stable farms, local schools, charities, and institutions to keep farmers on the land. Dr. Niel Frankel and Magee address child statistics in the same session.
In London on June 12 an unarmed attempt to kidnap the deposed sultan from his Saloniki residence is reported to have failed. Several officers were said to be killed in the struggle. In New York Jacob Gordin, famed Yiddish playwright, died at his home in Brooklyn after a long illness. A prisoner brought to the Tavaly police station refused to give his name after being found wandering near the wells. police notified surrounding towns but could not locate an officer who had lost a prisoner.
In The Cire May issue Jas H Collins describes gas engine use for coke oven and blast furnace gases and peat bog fuel reforming. Germany opens large peat gas plant to produce fuel bricks and power while reclaiming waste bog land through drainage, dredging, and electric power. The scheme yields fuel gas, ammonium sulfate, and electrical power for regional distribution.
Government actions challenge sugar trust under Sherman antitrust law amid discussions of possible criminal guilt and extensive negotiations. Officials cite compromise benefits and potential wider effects on sugar schedule, with cross examination and policy shifts looming as the case unfolds.
The ruler, well and energetic, joined the customary Corpus Christi procession from the Hofburg to St Stephen's Cathedral amid church dignitaries and crowds. Despite the hot sun, he bore the fatigue of the ceremony with an enthusiastic greeting from the officials and onlookers.
New Orleans June 12 Miss Dorothy Koch twenty years old recently appointed city United States marshal inlict or Seisel made her first arrest Koch a pretty blonde weighing under 160 pounds was armed with a revolver which she carried to the scene arrested man at his home and declined to accompany him to court on return she found the revolver locked in her handbag
In Beattyville Kentucky Daniel Baird a moonshiner in Owsley County shot and killed William 75 of the place. The report notes a chaotic sequence with parties including Moya Gent and others. The event centers on a weapon discharge during a confrontation leading to the victim's death and subsequent surrender to authorities.
Havana presses a report alleging Spain seeks payment of Cuba war debt before independence. The Din caston, a conservative organ, says Spain was instigated by the United States with Britain tacitly agreeing. The foreign ministry says no notice from Spain and doubt the report.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a phrase A Skin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever and stray names like Felix Goureud and Teth Pattien. The text includes stray place and title fragments with disjointed letters and an address-like line in New York.
Medical notice states treatment for catarrh consumption and various head nose throat and lung ailments. Dyspepsia digestion and related digestive diseases are also treated. Clear promise of addressing a range of health issues with unspecified methods.
Judge ea Te A2dhige Bw presides over county court as indictments return for two murder cases. Trials for Teleppo Yates and Thomas Har ix are scheduled, with jurors excused Monday to return. Counsel arrangements listed for Harris and associated lawyers.
A public sale report notes ex-Coroner Nathaniel Coma of Sussex County finding a fortune inside a safe purchased by Conway. He transported it to his stable, broke the lock with hammers, and spilled coins of various denominations across the floor as a crowd watched through a window.
London reports cautious debate on European tensions and defense priorities led by Lord Lowery Sir Edward and Arthur Halfout. Analysts warn of growing threats and urge coordinated measures, with emphasis on stronger military readiness and alliances amid uncertain continental stability.
In Wilkestarre on June 12 a man named Daniel Calvey expecting news of twins heard a chatter from a girl in the room. The new twins, a boy and a girl, bring the Calvey family total to eighteen children, with fifteen living.
Seattle June 12 The new law requiring medical examinations for marriage license applicants took effect yesterday with no exceptions for those over 46. Ten couples presented physicians certificates and two planned to wed in British Columbia. Officials fear Victoria or Vancouver may become a Gretna Green for Americans with defects.
Harriet Dohneet of Frankfort Kentucky warned last night that her son would be mortally wounded. The young man, eighteen, was shot by Anna Kennedy during a rehearsal of a Wild West show. The incident occurred in Campbett and the warning proved tragically accurate.
The Windecker triplets Sydney Decker Sylvester Windecker and Mrs Senate Pier celebrate their sixty fifth birthday at the old Windecker homestead Byron Wisconsin. Born in Lewisville Kentucky June 9 1844 they moved to Wisconsin with their parents at age six. All three enjoy the heat of swalth and meet annually to greet friends and recall early days.
Rapid City June 2 A William A. Lynch a plover rancher on South Grand died yesterday leaving a large estate. He held thousands in cash at Bellefourre banks but no known heirs to inherit. By law the estate will revert to the state if not claimed within a period.
In Asheville North Carolina on June 12 the birth Sunday brought a family to six sets of twins. Mr and Mrs Rogers from eight miles from the city have been married eight years and already have six pairs of twins all boys.
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