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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1915
Page
3
A Farm and Home alert urges proper dishcloth care to curb germs. It warns that dirty, greasy rags left in warm dark corners conduct microbial growth, and suggests washing, boiling, sunning, and thorough rinsing. It stresses scraping dishes clean first and never keeping cloths wet for long.
From American Magazine a June excerpt of The Bird Hours Man presents a dialogue on mating. Alec Fernum and Mrs Plumb compare animal and human pairing, noting humans as wild ducks or merry chickaders while asserting love follows nature beyond prejudice and choice.
Former Secretary Bryan released a statement, confirming the final note to Germany was revised after his resignation but could not discuss the specific change. He argued the softened version still failed to justify withdrawing his resignation and stressed the need to apply the peace treaties in response to Germany’s arbitration offer.
The fragmentary OCR mentions Mr Bryan and a campaign, with mentions of candidates and observers. Names such as Jerrod Somers appear, along with indecipherable lines suggesting a public vote or meeting. The text is garbled, but indicates campaign activity and participant names.
Barre Times correspondent recounts a rugged midwestern leg of a California-bound auto tour in June 1916. High water, flooded fields, and detours marked the journey through Dow and Jordan, with Missouri River crossings and clay tile production, while oil and gasoline costs were tracked and road dredging and dirt roads highlighted West travel challenges. The author notes health, weather, and frequent touring facts, including Dox Moines river floods, Nebraska agriculture, and road conditions near Omaha.
The destroyer Wainwright, built for the government by New York Ship Building at Camden, was launched with Evelyn Turpin of Jameston, R I as sponsor. Named for Richard Wainwright, it mirrors the Jacob Jones, and is listed at 185 feet with a speed goal of 20 knots and armed with four 4-inch guns and four 1-inch torpedo tubes.
An article notes KingVictor Emmanuel III joining the front with the Savoy guard. It praises royal leadership and military resolve, citing generals and soldiers who exhibit courage and loyalty. The piece heralds unity of command and steadfast sacrifice in wartime Britain.
Fragmented OCR text presents a sensational piece on Mrs Lyons and pains with medical claims. It mentions an alleged remedy for women and references works by Learned authors and period publicity. The readable content centers on a fashionable cure and societal commentary from the era.
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