Orange County Farm Bureau notes week ending June 14
Membership drive for 1000 men and 500 women is underway with district days for renewals and new memberships. Events include Bradford June 16 17 West Fairlee and Worshire June 17 18 Williams town June 18 19 Topsham Corinth June 10 20 Newbury June 20 21 Thetford June 20 21. County agent Loveland resigns to join Chitten den. Thomas Bradlee attends with a candidate for the position. West Topsham creamery picnic June 20 with prizes for quality cream and talks by W R Jones and C M Camburn. E H Loveland and Mildred Dutton noted.
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Farm Bureau
Bradford
West Fairlee
Worshire
Williamstown
Topsham and
Corinth
Newbury
Thetford
Farm Bureau Office
Chittenden
Loveland
Thomas Bradlee
Extension Service
Uton
West Topsham Creamery
W. R. Jones
State Department
Mr. Jones
C. M. Camburn
Waits River Hall
Mildred Dutton
Home Dem
E. H. Loveland
Story of a noisome remedy prescribed for insomnia
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph quip records a doctor prescribing a powder with a warning that the patient must not take it but feed it to a cat in milk. The lines illustrate a comic misunderstanding of medical treatment and safety.
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Pitteburg Chronicle ‘Telegraph
Cause for Congratulation on Ark Passenger Bias Remark
A quoted mock protest comment suggests race prejudice during Noah's ark passenger bookings. Shinbone dismisses the claim as a false show, arguing no prejudice occurred. The Boston Tran script records the remark as a playful take on historic biblical logistics.
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Shinbone
Noah
Boston Transcript
Graniteville Man Is Fined In Local Court Case
In Chelsea Vermont on June 7 a graniteville man pleaded guilty to selling intoxicating liquor and was fined 500 plus 16 costs. The session also heard ejectment over a Thetford home farm lease and a bastardy suit from Rose May Albertine Dailey against Alden Bond, with a verdict for the complainant.
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Chelsea
Orange County
A. D. Billingson
Lyndonville Crimery Association
H. W. Hantings
Hale E.pete
Vermont
David
Conant
St. Johnsbury
John Arnize
Graniteville
Costa
John C. Sherburne
Randolph
Millward
Taft
Nelson H. Porter
A.W. Clark
Thetford
Walter’ Clark
A. W. Clark
Marsh M. Wilson
Hale E. Darling
David 8
Raymond Trainor
White River Junction
Rose May Albertine Dailey
Alden W. Bond
Pingree
Connecticut Woman Credits Pink Pills Health Recovery
A New Haven resident praises Dr Williams Pink Pills, claiming their use cured long running headaches and blood, nerve, and heart symptoms. She notes improved blood flow, reduced swelling, restored strength, and slee p as she has not had a headache in months. The ad mentions pills sold by druggists or from the Schenectady company and includes a free nervous disorder booklet offer. In another item Rev Robert Heseltine, formerly a Methodist preacher, appeared in White River Junction court for naturalization.
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Williame
Connecticut
Jennie Benner
Greenwich Avenue
New Haven
Conn
Dr. Williams
White River Junction
Robert Heseltine
Montpelier Seminary Commencement Schedule Details
The Montpelier Seminary announces a full June commencement itinerary with recitals in expression and voice, piano, a banca laureate sermon at Trinity Church, a memorial service, a public student recital, alumni events, and commencement exercises. Notable speakers include Hon. Milo B. Hillegas and Rev. George A Martin. alumni banquet chaired by Victor C. Smith.
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Montpelier Seminary
Ruth Mable Leach
Hazel Sophia Miles
Gertrude Beryl Lawton
Trinity Church
Timothy Prescott Frost
D. D
Seminary
Milo B. Hillegas
Alumni Association
Victor C. Smith
M.S
William B. Hinkley
David Marvin
Reading
Mildred Raymond
Marvelle. Webber
Marion Bickford
George H, Nier
Clarence A. Davis
Hateh
Hey Charles & Nutter
Newbury
George A Martin
One Dead in Pontanezen Collapse and Landmark Washington House Demolished
A Pontanezen France collapse at a Knights of Columbus building killed one American soldier and injured over 100 as watching crowds looked on. In Philadelphia, the historic Washington house built in 1746 is to be torn down after prohibition, to be replaced by a modern hotel office building and theatre, with commemorative tablets and relics noted for Revolutionary era events and Washington’s Brandywine report.
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Brest
Knights of Columbus
Pontanezen
George Washington
Philadelphia
Washington House
Washington
Brandywine
Battle of
Washington Army
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ingen
Chester
United States
Darby
Plow
Harrow Inn
Lafayette
Mary Gorman
May pick their units reenlistment offers mile age bonus
Soldiers may choose their unit upon reenlistment and receive mileage from New York to original enlistment, a $60 bonus, and a one month furlough. The move fuels reenlistments in the 5th Infantry as it joins the 2d division. Reenlistment rules exclude travel back to France from the first enlistment.
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Breat
Associated Press
Sth Infantry
Army of Corupation
New York
United States
France
Meen
Francisco
Beverages and home economy tips from Armour meals
Practical advice on removing tar from cloth with Wirpentine, maintaining rug and furniture casters, and a long discussion on beverages. It covers evaporated milk as a versatile drink base, grape juice benefits, coffee quality, bouillon as a hot stimulating drink, and entertaining beverages. Includes recipes for grape juice punch, cocoa with evaporated milk, and milk based desserts.
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Home Epinomics
Armour & Co
Earl Glass
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