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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
7
A vintage ad extols TIZ foot bath and briefly mentions TIA as a 26 cent box. It claims relief from corns, callouses and bunions, reduces foot pain, and may allow smaller shoe sizes. Ends with a promotional note urging purchase at drug or department stores.
Boston June 10 plans to raise several million dollars to endow 20 Baptist schools and colleges were adopted after the presentation of the board of education annual report at the Northern Baptist convention yesterday.
A testimonial from Philadelphia readers describes long illness with cough and weakness. After doctors diagnosed lung trouble, the subject reports rapid improvement with Weckiman's Alterative, noting weight gain and renewed vigor. Insurance firms later offered life coverage, cited as proof of restored health. The ad promotes Alterative as effective for throat and lung ailments without habit forming drugs.
Winooski Pomona Orange addressed at Memorial hall North Calais on Saturday June 20 with RH Loveland and John W Gordon on program. Bellows Falls reports grasshopper infestation alarming farmers as they burn fields and moisten outlook. Rutland Railway trestle work near Castleton advances with 1100 feet fill and 116000 tons gravel used. A fight in Rutland involving young children ends with injuries and police report filed. family critics note healing but object to violence.
The Rev. George F. Fortier announces summer preaching assignments across Vermont towns. Ministers include Frank A Stockwell, Ernest L Staples, Raw and M Barney, Frank L Masseck, C C Comer, and Rufus H Dix among others. Evangelistic services begin June 28 at Readshoro and Shoreham with John B Reardon taking charge in Williams town and South Barre. Hap Myers, former Brave first baseman, now with the Brooklyn Dodgers, is referenced in a stray note about leagues and teams.
Auction announces sale of household furniture and a birch finished cottage with large lot at 98 Nelgan Street near Washington Street. Describes a well built flood likely home with garden, fruit trees, furnace heating, hardwood floors, and ample windows. Includes Shoninger furniture, beds, sewing machine, refrigerator, stoves, and many other items. Sale to begin Saturday at 1:00 p.m. June 29, 114. CHAS. BALDWIN, Owner. D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
Auction sale by William Bellmore and D. A. Perry to offload Jersey and Holstein cows, farming tools, and team from a Berlin Pond area farm one mile south on the Northfield road. Machinery includes DeLaval milker, cream cans, churning, barn equipment, harnesses, sleighs, cultivators, and more. Proceeds support the farm’s aims. items may be sold without reserve except listed teasers. lunch served.
Miss M. E. Joyce of Fall River Mans, a trained nurse, asserts Comfort Powder keeps a baby's skin clean and healthy without strong odors. She praises its antiseptic soothing and baling qualities and urges every mother to use it in the nursery.
Commissioners publish notices in Montpelier Vermont regarding estates of Edward Bowden Felix Prestini and related heirs. Claims and objections must be filed within six months from a June 1954 date, with examinations, allowances, and probate hearings scheduled in Barre and Montpelier courts.
An extensive assortment of household items arrives late and will be sold at unusually low prices. The stock includes beds, springs, mattresses, feather beds, mantels, sofas, tables, chairs, sewing machines, lamps, mirrors, quilts, crockery, ranges, oil stoves, cribs, cradles, an organ, and even an electric fan. Come early. market open all the time.
Public notice from W Langlois at Harney Langlo, VT warnings against removal or disposal of a bottle marked by M J McGow and others. Names appear as Hale Tom Given and Edwin W Bruce. office of lair of the city of a etc. dated 191 Tote.
Personal property from a moving owner will be sold at public auction by Hawlendemen Mid Real Estate Agents in connection with the People’s lines. The event covers a farm setup with a house and barn on Beckley Street, featuring a wide assortment of tools, farming equipment, and household items. The notice lists contact details for further information.
Real estate agents Smith and Dashner advertise No 191 two miles from Bruce City offering Gracee farm and Wilance property with woodland and bay fields. The listing includes a large basement barn, 100 feet long, chicken houses, 11-room house with water, 25 cows, dairy tools, gasoline engine, cream separator, and a range of farm equipment. Owner notes it as a money-making farm and mentions a wood trade opportunity.
Listings show farms with stock tools and orchard land near Barre Vermont. Includes 130 acres cultivated with timber and pasture, 12 head of cattle, milk producing herd equipment, and a 7 perch lot with house and outbuildings. Also note rental items, storage, and a Perry Real Estate Agency contact at Mowland-Cave Building.
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