Barre Daily Times Journal Notes June Skirmishes and War Outlook
A compilation from the Barre Daily Times June issue discusses international events. It notes Bryan leaving the cabinet, Wilson earning letters, and sentiment on the flag. It mentions Governor Cates, Brattleboro bread and tennis, Montpelier bridge plans, and critiques of a secretary of state's pay. It analyzes British, Italian and Russian moves in the war, highlighting Morley’s silence, Italy’s gains and Austro German strain in Galicia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viens
Italy
Galicia
United States
Count Bernsteins
White House
Vera Cruz
A. B
Latin America
Germany
Lane
Lusitania
New York
Boston ‘Transcript
Vermont Progressives on Disease and Early Cancer Awareness
Vermont medical societies stage clinics and public meetings to raise cancer awareness, urging early detection to improve survival. The article notes low early symptom recognition historically and emphasizes preventive education and timely operations to reduce mortality.
Campaign aims at cancer prevention across New England
Vermont launches a coordinated drive to curb cancer with public meetings led by the State Medical Association in Burlington and support from Massachusetts health officials. The piece notes rising Vermont cancer mortality and urges early symptom reporting and prompt medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Burlington
State Medical Association
New England
McLaughlin
Massachusetts
State Medical Society
Borton Transcript
A Happy Discovery Ends With Foster Family Reunion
A young man named Joan Mason who devoted wealth to charity learns the tale of a foundling boy named Harry Gorham adopted by a rich couple. After Mason reveals the boy’s story, the Gorhams reunite with their long lost foster son’s tale of fortune and loss. The piece also references ancient Indian weapon making and a brief Yonkers Statesman quip about a car speed case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Mason
Mason
Gorham
Foundling Asylum
Gorhams
Ae Theireon
Henry Gorham
Atill
Borce
Ruben
Tor Beeret
Sion
Eld Iady
Harry
Foundling
Gothams
John Mason
Bank Definition as a Manufactory of Credit and Exchange
The text defines a bank as an institution for custody, loan, exchange or issue of money and credit, describing it tersely as a manufactory of credit and a machine of exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve System
The Son and Father Movement in a Tent
A humorous June American Magazine story details a father and son sleepover in a tent attacked by thousands of mosquitoes. The tale follows their misadventures as camp comforts collapse, bites mount, and the pair endure a night of smoky lanterns and improvised strategies to outlast the insect onslaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Parker Butler
Vagian
David
Father
Cory
Seth
Mavid
Feather
Father Om
Dawid
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Barre
Ante
Pestant
Berands
Ait Maver
GLEY
Frank &. 1
Mexico
Bryan
Wilson
Dr. Dernberg
Stars and Stripes
Cates
Richmond
Brattleboro
Ceaved
Montpelier
Springfield
Maas
Bryar
Lord Morley
Morley
Progressive
Enmipal
Killington
Rutland
Ruthend
Haa Ben Anit
Paris
Rutland Herald
Britain
Great Britain
Kitchener
Ren
Lloyd
Mr. Bryan
Bryso
Nedien
We Coures
Dk & Wits
Wind
Amerian
Bipet
Pereeien
Buckmaster
Haldene
Lord Haldeme
Wanship
Flowerer
Ewepieten
Pulitoniens
Steamater
India
Persia
Panjab
Nepaui
Rajputana
Gujarat
Yonkers Statesman
Henry Ford
Chelsea
F. H. Rogers & Co
the Bank
Ak National Bank of
Barre Worthen
Eosnay
Tepey
Lattie
Barre’s
Kecaghan
Granite City Coal Yard
Granite Street—Office
Granite Street
Lehigh
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