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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1911
Page
2
A column mixes practical advice on cleaning and cooking with frugal craft fills and reflections on memory. It includes do it yourself glue and putty mixes, varnish methods, and methods to revive floors, followed by essays on making daily life and meals more varied and joyful. It ends with Dorothy Dexter praising happiness as a daily measure.
Mexico City report quotes Fransisco Madero saying he has no wish to be elected president and will accept the people’s will. He emphasizes reconstruction of the country and peace, noting his duty to guide Mexico beyond the revolution while remaining a private citizen if needed. He comments on church-state issues and potential Catholic party roles.
New York June 12 The two young women Lilian Graham and Ethel Conrad are jailed after shooting millionaire W. K. Stokes in their apartment. Attorneys claim no letters of a certain nature exist to demand return. Stokes expected to leave hospital soon as the letter aspect of the case fades. motives involve threats over money.
Prof Raoul Pic tet claims to have kept a creature frozen for three months and revived it, then performed similar life restoring experiments on animals. The reported results promise practical effects of marked importance, drawing wide attention in scientific circles.
Seventeen years ago Few people knew of such a powder for the feet Today Allen's Foot-Ease advertises rest and comfort for tired feet with over 30 000 testimonials It claims to prevent friction wear and blisters and to make walking painless Sold everywhere 25 cents Send for a sample Allen S Olmsted Le Roy New York
A London Opinion excerpt quotes a peace advocate proposing a new approach to curb hostile rhetoric. A respondent, a promoter of sport, suggests pugilists may have nearly solved the problem, implying a roughened path to discussion.
A terse exchange narrates a club member urged to rejoin following the death of his wife. The tone suggests concern and a light, bantering push to resume social ties within the group.
A garbled Boston Transcript item mentions Ron Chimmie and a quirk about a duck on an island. The line hints at a longer, unresolved tale and a long-standing issue with a person named Chimmie on the island. The readable fragment preserves the cast and setting without clear outcomes.
Letter from Mrs. Des Rovs of Paw Paw Michigan claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured a displacement and saved her from surgery after four weeks in hospital. The notice urges ill women to try the remedy, noting it has been standard for thirty years and restored many women's health.
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