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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
3
A garbled excerpt offers household advice on stain removal with peroxide, ironing hacks, cleaning routines for kitchens and laundry equipment, and hair care prompts, though many phrases are misspelled or jumbled. It mentions rust prevention, scrubbing tools, and window washing routines, with scattered references to scalp health and domestic chores.
A June Washington dispatch reports Democrats in Iowa showing strong unity behind President Wilson. The statewide conference included many longtime supporters and defectors who praised his leadership while acknowledging concerns about his war policies. The gathering expressed unanimous support for the administration and anticipated continued party cohesion.
An affidavit maker in New York has been indicted for perjury amid a probe into alleged false statements. The case involves testimony given to state authorities and prospects of further legal action against the individual.
The battleship Arizona was launched at the New York navy yard, a sister to the Pennsylvania. She carries 12 inch guns, four triple turrets, and a crew of about 915. Cost exceeds 7 million dollars for hull and machinery with armor and fittings raising total to around 8 million. The ship measures longer and wider than most trans Atlantic liners and would strain canal locks if forced through the Panama route.
The fragment notes a vessel construction plan in a government yard for a larger and faster armed ship. It mentions preparation for launch, attributing emphasis to wartime naval expansion and the role of California as a reference point, with minimal readable context.
Washington reports Sweden complains to the state department about U S mail pouches for Sweden being broken open in England and letters censored and a registered unit retained. diplomatic circles expect U S representations to Britain for protections and cautions to prevent delays along long German-occupied routes.
London merchants near the east coast face a serious problem insuring against damage from air raids. Insurance companies lack experience and the government is expected to provide a scheme to cover mete risks, with banks seeking policies or refunds on advances. Sir Albert Spicer raised the issue in Parliament as the cabinet prepares action.
London reports reveal Quakers have donated funds to the British army and navy and provided members to the army medical corps and Home Guard. The annual meeting of the Society of Friends notes wrestling with war as a vital principle, leading some to resign while others enlist under pressure and mixed sentiment.
Incomplete text discusses wine matter in Arizona with garbled phrases and unclear entities. Key names, dates, or places are not recoverable from the fragment, leaving the main event and participants indeterminable.
Albany report notes the New York Court of Appeals denied Charles Becker’s motion for reargument. The case concerns Becker’s second conviction and looming execution, with arguments about Governor Whitman’s impartiality and clemency avenues in absence.
Five hundred miners toil in five-hour shifts to free Daniel Herdendorf and Reed Taylor trapped seven days beneath hard earth near Newk City. Four others were rescued as funds rapidly grow to cover rescue crews, with hope rising that more lives may be saved.
A short item notes Sevaboas marketing resin products for skin healing. The piece mentions consumer caution and seeks to verify claims amid limited evidence and regulatory scrutiny. It highlights potential risks and urges readers to consult professionals before use.
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