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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
3
Magnesia cakes and a cloths brush are advised to treat fragile garments. Rub magnesia on dusty spots, hang for a day or two, then brush again to remove stains. Care with delicate clothing is urged for those on limited means. Mrs Modjeska’s lace collection is cited as cleaned with magnesia wrapped in tissue.
A compilation of domestic guidance covering potato boiling with milk to prevent browning, safe handling of hot items, cleaning and organizing ideas for children, and multiple kidney meat recipes with methods for broiled, stewed, omelet, croquettes, and toast dishes. Includes silver polish technique and child shoe storage bag craft.
Washington reacts to Associate Justice Hughes accepting the presidential nomination with a prompt resignation and public handshake. The capital ponders Roosevelt's next move as Congress debates fortifications and a weapon patent case.
A brief portrait traces Charles Evans Hughes from birth in Glens Falls in 1862 through early education, college at Brown, law study at Columbia, and an initial teaching and clerical career before entering politics. The sketch notes a turning point sparked by a principal's quip about his beard and outlines early career steps shaping his public life.
A damaged notice offers a booklet titled Building Up the Bioot by Dr. Williams Medicine Co. Schemertety NY. Dr. Pet Pilser will mail copies on receipt of price BO coats per box 52.00
The record traces Charles Evans Hughes from early roles as counsel for New York legislative probes into gas and insurance to a decisive political rise. He served as governor, sparking reforms against rail fare abuses and racetrack betting, and later joined the U.S. Supreme Court, shaping major state rate, pure food, and debt cases. Married in 1885, he and Antoinette Carter Hughes raised four children and engaged in university and church leadership, while maintaining a prolific reading habit and family life.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a childhood morning ritual with a paper route, a breakfast, fishing for bullheads, digging worms under a grape vine, and boys trading gear along Anteme Street with Walter F. fret and the Cmaetrrete Mag.
This excerpt by William Merriam Rouse lists three main causes for the failure of city migrants turning to farming lack of experience difficulty adapting to rural life and insufficient finances. It notes practical skills like horse handling grain timing pump use fire making and social adjustments with isolation and longing for urban comforts. It frames country life as demanding and contrasts it with city pleasures.
In New Orleans and Philadelphia readers endorse Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female ailments. Mothers report daughters improved after irregularity backache dizziness and loss of appetite. The letter invites others to publish and seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Med Co Lynn Mass.
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