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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1917

Page

2

Pres Wilson Gains Power Could Reach Vote This Week

Washington notes indicate Senate passage of the priority shipment bill as a positive step toward centralized authority in wartime. The president would gain broad control over railroads and possible leverage on coal supply and food regulation. Optimism grows for rapid action on related measures as Congress adjourns, with a rivers and harbors bill wrapped up and next week anticipated to be busy in Congress and the executive branch.

Washington Senate House New England White House Capitol Hue Missouri Liberty Loan Congress Executive Department

Barre Golf Club Captures Crowd in Match Versus Meadow Brook

Barre Golf club drew a large crowd as 21 pairs faced Meadow Brook in a damp Saturday match, the biggest Barre lineup yet. Results list multiple pairings with Freeland and Stewart for Barre against Freeland and Meadow Brook, plus a Liberty tournament notice from the State Golf Association for July 4 benefiting the American Red Cross.

Barre Golf Club Mare Club Meadow Brook Club Barre H. Forsyth J. Stewart A. Freeland J. Freeland Meadow Brook Brook Ride Clu the Barre Golf Club Ted State Golf Association Tarre Mul American Red Cross J. McMillan Firman Johnnsten Fraser Walsh Freeland Stewart Hutchinson R. Clark D. Stuart A. Forsyth A. Miller H. Brown Palmer Lestie Mercer P. Brown J. Braser Comelli McLend J. Robertson Markay McLaind W. Crag JA. Murray

Fragmented Proverb Dialogue From 19th Century Columns

A terse exchange contrasts financial prudence with social advice. The speaker recalls promises to be economical before marriage and mocks using strangers for money, friends for advice, and relatives for nothing. The quip reflects a cynical tone about economic and social expectations.

Lippincott’s

Hood's Pills Promises Gentle Liver Support

When the liver is torpid or sluggish, the whole body suffers including stomach and bowel troubles headaches skin dullness and moodiness. Hood's Pills are promoted as gentle and thorough non irritating and non gripping. Sold by all druggists or Hood Co Lowell, Mass.

Hood C. 1 Hood Co Lowell Mesa

British subjects in US may be forced to join colors

New York June 18 All British subjects between 18 and 45 in the United States may be compelled to enlist if laws permit. Brig Gen White leads recruiting efforts with stations opened in Boston and planned elsewhere. Some Philadelphia Scots and Jamaica born individuals reportedly seek to join British forces. Recruitment remains voluntary under current regulations with 1,238 applicants and 940 accepted to date.

New York United States W. A. White Washington Brunel Bonton Philadelphia Jamaica War Department

Upheaval in Spain May Threaten Throne

London reports the Spanish upheaval linked to war pressures and internal unrest. Army leadership leads revolts, Barcelona uprising June 1 sees soldiers back rebels and officers jailed. Public sentiment shows pro Allied leanings with aristocracy favoring Germany amid calls for reform and constitutional suspension.

London Spain Peninsular Barcelona Germany

Rioting in Germany and teachers warned by state circular

London reports riot outbreaks in several German towns near the frontier and in Holland while the Berlin newspaper Vorwaerts reproduces a Prussian education ministry circular urging teachers to venerate the emperor and the Hohenzollern family to counter enemy influence.

London Rumere Have Machel Holland Berlin Verwaerts Edaastion Germany Vorwaerts

Ruth Cruger Murdered in New York Case Opens Extradition

Discovery of 18 year old Ruth Cruger's body in a cellar ends a long missing person case. Alfredo Cocchi, the shop owner, fled to Italy and is held in Bologna awaiting extradition. Grace Hunstion led the excavation uncovering the victim bound with ropes and a towel around her neck. A district warrant for Cocchi's extradition was issued late Saturday.

New York Ruth Cruger Wadleigh High School Italy Wik Mantha Mins Cruger Alfredo Cocchi Bologna Cuerhi

Urgent Call for Service Continues on Second Page

A continuing urgent call for service is noted on this page, urging immediate action and response. Officials emphasize the need for timely engagement, outlining steps and contact points for those seeking assistance and readiness for forthcoming actions.

Baseball Scores From Saturday And Sunday League Play

AL standings include Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 0 in the first game and 7-4 in the second at Cleveland. New York blanked St Louis 2 and Detroit beat Washington 3-2. Yesterday Cleveland lost 9-5 to F a hler. A long classroom devotional urged youth to seek spiritual discovery and moral progress with references to Socrates Plato and Christ. The Goddard College week program outlined events from June 19 to 22 including graduations concerts and a baseball game.

Cleveland Philadelphia New York St. Louis AL Fahler Goddard Exer. Viva Commercial Department Goddani Chapel Abimni Rollin Blackmer St. Lomis Detroit Washington

National League Saturday and Yesterday Scores Recap

National League results show New York-New York 4 over Pittsburg, St Louis 7 over Brooklyn, St Louis 5. Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 in 11 innings. Chicago-Dorton 7 Chicago 4. Yesterday’s games include Chicago-Boston 3, Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4, St Louis 7 Brooklyn 7. Names and places rendered from the OCR text.

St. Louis Brooklyn St Louie Cinciny Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Dorton Chicazo Boston St. Louise St. Centre

Court notes and trial updates from June hearings

The report covers a Cincinnati court case of adultery with a Washington defendant and a Brooklyn led jury verdict. It also notes a murder case of Anna Fulch in Brooklyn with a requested continuance denied and jury empaneling proceeding in St Louis. Weather outlook predicts showers through Thursday with possible heat later in the week.

New York Philadelphia Chelson Cincinnati Orange County Court St. Louis Boston Benjamin Fred Smith Brooklyn Washington Pittsburgh Anna Fulch Joseph Feich Fred Smith Wurove Weather Bureau

What Each Would Take On Board Vessel

An English and Irish crew dispute their quickness of intellect. The English officer asks what each would take to go aloft in a gale. The English salved sea terms, Paddy replies with bold, humorous refusals, claiming Irish wit.

Cheering Him Up In Subtle Wordplay

A playful, fragmentary quote shows a tailor and a misconstrued tally. The speaker notes a ten, while a childlike lisp and a reference to Victor Hugo appear, suggesting a whimsical, cryptic exchange from a distant text.

Middlebury College President Delivers Graduation Sermon

Thom ae of Middlebury College spoke at commencement urging graduates to serve country with humility and honesty. He praised trained minds ready for large trust and warned against fearing great tasks while stressing duty, patriotism, and equal liberty for all.

Middlebury Thom Ae Middlebury College Aanall Tage Larne

Waste of War Reveals Lost Figures in Civil Conscience

The piece notes the waste of war beyond material destruction and lists notable figures who were of enlistment age but never saw front lines. It ponders how literature and public life might have differed if Twain Aldrich Cleveland Harte Hoy Mitchell Ward Brooks Winter Howells Edison and others had served, questioning how many did and did not reach battle.

New York ‘Tribune America Peide Lfe Gettye Borg Marke Twain Thomas Talley Aldrich Grover Cleveland Jet Harte John Hoy Bayard Taylor S Weir Mitchell Artewux Ward Phillips Brooks William Winter Wild Dean Howells A. Edison Mark Twains Bret Hartes Edisons Tuck

A Woman Papered the House in Secret

A Philadelphia North American item reports a wife secretly wallpapered her home to cover rent disputes. The landlord boasted about paper shortages and collected rent, yet the next month the house appeared freshly papered beneath a hidden picture. The woman hinted at future moves as she settled the month’s bill.

Landionts Landiond Ho Wan Notee Philadelphia

Gratitude in a Diary of Henry Greville

An unusual testamentary gratitude is recorded in Henry Greville s diary. A man who spent much time fishing left directions to his heirs to consume the fish he caught at Chertsey as their nourishment and pleasure. He asked that his beds destroy the Thames at Hertety to feed descendants.

Henry Greville Faling Chertsey Thames Hertety London Tatler

Climate and Complexion are Americans Destined to Be Brunettes

An article cites Dr. Harry Campbell from a Gresham lecture predicting a future American race trending brunette due to natural geographic adaptation. It argues dark skinned peoples thrive in warm climates, blondes originated in cold Europe, and blondes may fade as populations migrate southward, with New York World attributing this view.

Gresham London Harry Campbell Europe Greece Rome Indian Egypt America United States New York World

Curious Chameleons: Powers of Motion in Eyes and Tongue

A description of the chameleon detailing its short neck, independently moving eyes, transparent eyelids, and small pupils. It notes the animal’s lack of fur, elevated body, grasping feet, large lungs, and unusual ability to inflate itself with air, ending with a mention of the tongue.

Chameleons and Their Color Changing Powers

The article explains chameleons feed on insects using a fast tongue and sticky saliva. They move slowly on tree branches and lay ten to twelve eggs under ground leaves. They are famed for fasting ability and gulping air, with color changes caused by two pigment layers under transparent skin.

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