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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
7
The Burlington mayor directed a study of chemical treatment for lake water. After a conference with Dr. B H Stone, a sample of Lake Champlain water will be sent to St Louis for investigation to determine if the treatment can purify the water.
A chemists report analyzes canals of camveil elements purchased in Rutland, noting borid achora tive present in two of nine samples. Prof Wheeler declines a Boston museum of fine arts invitation. Wheeler, Vermont alumnus, taught Greek at UVM 1940s. Midshipmen Lavien Kimball and J B Taylor named for summer Annapolis program. Park child Park? Partoll, four years old, of South Wheelock, is critically ill after rye ingestion in Physumpaie years ago. He survived with milk only, never eating solid food.
A Daily Chronicle Paris dispatch declares Helen de Krebel, an 87 year old alleged Russian spy, used aliases and moved through the Americas and Europe seeking refuge. After a Paris stay she threatened suicide, sent trunks to a London warehouse, and hid in Neuilly before authorities sealed trunks and investigated with Russian embassy involvement.
Sumatra showcases unparalleled biodiversity with a wider array of mammal species and vegetables than any other region. Researchers note diverse habitats supporting numerous endemic forms. The report emphasizes conservation needs amid habitat pressures and regional biodiversity significance.
A fragment discusses laws and fines for public kissing in Russia and a postal card sender facing a small fine. It also mentions a pot drainage hole and the practice of placing pots in saucers, advising removal of saucers after water soaks through.
The piant bamboo of Ceylon grows to a height of eighty feet and is used in building houses and bridges. Water pipes are also made from this bamboo, highlighting its strength and versatility in infrastructure projects.
The text argues against the superstition that the human body weighs the same after a meal as before. It claims there is no foundation for such belief and notes that no human could ever retain fat if it were true.
Norway plans to export 700000 tons of premium tea yearly to European markets. A single company could move about 2000 tons daily, signaling a significant shift in regional tea trade and production dynamics.
Newburyport reports city treasurer Felker’s defalcation linked to a $80,000 shortfall. City Clerk resigns after an audit blamed for not enforcing ordinances. James Stevens, aged around ten, is noted in the city hall context as the clerk’s replacement or related figure. A special aldermen meeting is set to address the resignation and city finances.
New York announces a merger of nearly all vaudeville interests with few exceptions. Managers sign an agreement to mutual protection and to prohibit future invasions of each other’s territories. The arrangement takes effect September 2.
A note traces the earliest English Bible printed by 1535 marking a landmark in English religious publishing. The record highlights the edition’s arrival and its historical significance for readers seeking scripture in the vernacular.
The Black Hawk War began on April 21 1831 and ended September 31 1882. Regulars numbered 1559 while volunteers and militia totaled 5120 giving 6465 men who saw service.
A claim notes a catechism by Mr Watts as the first printed in the country from stereotype plates. Issued in New York in 1812 for the children of several New York churches.
Washington Irving is credited with popularizing the phrase the almighty dollar. The expression became a durable cultural touchstone in American economics and literary usage, reflecting concerns about money's power in society.
Advertises Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp cleanser that stops dandruff and itching, destroys the germ causing dandruff and hair loss, and prevents baldness. Presents it as a preferred hair dressing, claiming it lends aristocratic charm and is sold via mail orders to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit with Rickert & Wells as agents.
Mr and Mrs Bradley Martin hosted a dinner in Chesterfield Gardens honoring Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth. A following concert featured performers Melba Kirkby Lunn Aitchovsky andJancon with guests including Ambassador and Mrs Reid, the Duke and Duchess of Newcastle, Earls and Countesses, Lords Alton and Osxllantowna, Miss Dorothy Whitney, and other notable society figures. Afterward, Mr and Mrs Longworth attended a dance by Sir Saville Crossley.
El Paso reports a mining camp in Chihuahua near Chihuahua City where Buelo Terra mite is alive and seven men are known to have died by asphyxiation after a candle set fire to a mine. The incident occurred about 200 miles from El Paso.
A first class two tenement house near electric car lines offers steady rental, with owner financing options. The owner will accept a building lot or small cottage in trade and allow monthly payments on the remaining balance. Call at 3 N Street Barre Vermont for details.
A method to save washing powder by transferring it to a tin shaker or similar covered container. Punch holes in the cover to dispense powder, allowing it to go farther than using from the original package. Also suggests any tin box with a lid can be adapted for use.
The rook is the sole bird that maintains this nest in the far. Birds reuse the same nests yearly and, just before migration, touch them up and arrange them for winter.
An old advertisement proclaims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a Spring tonic that enriches the blood strengthens the nerves and makes every organ strong and healthy. It notes a price of 35 cents for tea or tablets and lists D. F. Davis and E. A. Drown as sellers.
A 130 acre cow farm is offered for sale or rent within one mile of the dark quarries. Two houses on Batchelder Street are available to rent. The listing notes ten good work farm horses for side, gardens to plough, manure, and all kinds of team work hort notice.
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