Successful Salesman Must Look Healthy in Public Mind
The article argues a salesman should project health and prosperity to win customer trust. It asserts appearance shapes impression, linking vigor to sales success and suggesting harmonized demeanor with believability and confidence in the buyer’s eyes.
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South Ryegate Community Notes Highlight Time and Travel
South Ryegate residents gather for visits and church events amid honours, graduations, and departures. Notables include Miss Irene Taplin finishing Newbury High School and returning home for summer, plus numerous clergy, students, and townsfolk attending services, trips to Boston and Hanover, and a sudden death in the community.
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Jennie Waperesseee
Memmal
Cabot
Mra
H. Grant
John Lytle
Smiley
Smiley Iw
LA. Paynod
New York
Ryegate
U. S. Society of the U.P
Topsham
Lay
J. H. McLain
Berlin
N. 1
D. WH. Eastman
South Ryegate
Childeon
Irene Taplin
Newbury High School
D. M. McKinlay
Newbury
Dr. McKinlay
Frederick Samuelson
George McDonald
Wentworth Institute
Boxton
Marie Darling
Orleans
G. C. Cowan
Montpelier
Dewey Darling
Harvard Dental College
Bethlehem
N. H
Web
Dole
Danville
Walter Rittledge
Walden
H. T. Brown
Raymond Heaton
Boston
Gardner Boyd
Grace
Heath
Mass
Boyd
F. J. Tewksbury
Bradford
Burnside Hooker
Harley Roberta
Herman Chamberlain
Hilliard
Gustavus Rabaioli Wen
St. Johnsbury
McAllister
Terry
Ernest Ingram
Lyn
Lowell
Ingram
L. B
Whitehilll
Mrs. Young
Portsmouth
Mre
Doris Ingraham
Han. H
Mabel
Dr. Darling
Hanover
Miss Young
J. H. Meader
Providence
R.J
Mary Colburn
Roland Green
Mary Harte
Wells River High School
Gibson's Hall
Norman Bone
William Lindsey
Cecile
Roberts Brock
Janie
Edna Hearts
Marguerite Crowe
Marion White
Dorothy Grant
Miss Coelie
Roberta Brock
Janie Hearts
Tee
Montpelier Briefs Report Local Visitors and Work Changes
North Montpelier residents pass through town including Charles Ainsworth and Mrs. Hersey of Burlington. Berlin X.EL visitor Fogg and Mary Fletcher hospital returnee Hay Pearsons are noted. Elmer George joins Lith Mig finishing mill. Vermont Trucking offers long distance moving with two 2-ton trucks at modest rates.
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Charles Ainsworth
George Prny
William Hersey
Burylington
Fogg
Berlin
X.el
Hay Pearsons
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Robert Boyer
Faume Chapin
Montpelier
Elmer George
Vermont Trucking & Salre Go
Marre
Tet
Russia Grabs 164000 Prisoners as War Pushes West
Russia reports 14000 more prisoners on the Austrian front, bringing total to 164000. Evacuation of Czernowitz appears imminent as Russian forces press toward Stanisław and Kovel, while Vienna warns of renewed repulses and fierce fighting near Lutsk and the Styr river.
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Vite
Vienna
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Cvernovite
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Weat
Wisniowczyl
Lutek
Lokatehi
Rowno-Kovel
Kalki
Stokhid River
Styr
British and French Examine American Neutral Mail Note
Sir Maurice de Bunten, under secretary of the foreign office and former British ambassador at Vienna, says the American note protesting interference with neutral mail is being examined by Britain and France in consultation. He notes French views have not yet reached London, so no public pronouncement can be made.
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London
Maurice de Bunten
Foreign Office
Vienna
Associated Press
French Parliament Holds Secret War Session
Paria June 17 The Chamber of Deputies met in secret session after a vote on planned billings. The session aimed to discuss interpellations about the conduct of the war and Verdun defense measures. The secret procedure is expected to continue for several days.
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Paria
Chamber of Deputies
Verdun
Congress delays threaten army bill fate in Senate talks
Washington reports say war department delays on the army appropriation bill hinder passage as Congress ponders funding terms and revenue provisions. House and Senate clash over timing and potential riders while veterans memorials and recruitment plans rise as points of contention.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Senate
Mexican Editor For El Progreso Returns Home
In Laredo Texas on Thursday afternoon Leo D. Walker editor of El Progreso a Mexican newspaper was driven into Mexico at gunpoint by thirty local men led by a Mexican who warned him not to return to the United States under threat of death. The group urged cessation of El Progreso publication due to recent editorials attacking the U S government and implicated others connected with the paper in halting its issues.
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Laredo
Tes
Leo D. Walker
el Progreso
Mexico
United States
Orpet Defense Gets Setback in Lambert Murder Trial
Waukegan June 1 In a heated session the state challenged key poison analysis linking cyanide to Marian Lambert’s death. Prosecutors argued gloves and tests show the poison was in liquid form and that no container was found near the body. Witnesses for the state and defense cross examinations continued as new testimonies emerged from Miss Verne Jackson and others close to Lambert.
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Waukegan
Will Orpet
Orpet
Marian Lambert
Orpet Himesh
Nore
Kuntyard
Three Oaks
Ralph J. Wotwter
Ty Lehatter
Mies Lambert
Testife
Deerfield
Phoen Bey Sredebtien
Marian
Miss Davis
Wood Addresses Rookies At Platteburg Camp
Major General Leonard Wood visited Platteburg New York for military instruction with citizen soldiers. He spoke on preparedness and support for camps of instruction, praising rookies as they applauded. He hoped to recruit 50,000 civilians to the Platteburg camp. A light train unit with two officers and thirty seven enlisted men prepared for the Mexican border night patrols.
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Platteburg
N.Y
Leonard Wood
Department of the Rant
Wood
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Minard's Liniment Promises Fast Relief for Pain
Advertisement claims women and men suffer less with crureizin or jame and touts Minard's Liniment as a physician approved, soothing salve. It’s advertised as pure, clean, and reliable, with pharmacists recommending it for sixty years of dependable pain relief.
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