Vermont club book outlines 1915 automobilia and wisps of folly
The 1915 year book from the Automobile Club of Vermont lists 9,900 Vermont automobil data names. The piece notes New England foliage and visitors, Vermont summer attractions, and mentions two clumsy acts. It reports Arthur Howard taking over as editor of the Progressive party weekly Advance, praising his fearless Salem newspaper background and welcoming him to Vermont journalism.
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Automobile Club of Vermont
Vermont Automobil
New England
Heston Tray+ler
Vermont
John EB. Harris
Arthur Howard
Hurlington
Howard
Uni
Salem
Progressive Party
Jack Harria Hy
Accusing Wilson of World Murder Speech by German Delegate
Professor Philip Zorn at The Hague declares Mr Wilson guilty of continuing fearful murders before God and the world, accusing Wilson of world murder in a charged international address.
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Wilson
Wilton
Philip Zorn
The
Hague
Pressing His Summer Suit in Style for Men
A brief ad outlines summer suit choices and accessories. True Blue Serge at 20 dollars, White Flannel Trousers pairing as two-suit solution, Gray Mixtures at 15 dollars. Completes wardrobe with soft collars and silk socks.
US policy on munitions sales sparks professor Zorn critique
In a critical exchange, Professor Zorn argues President Wilson keeps Europe at war by selling munitions. The piece rebutts the claim, saying the United States supplies all sides equally and that Germany bears responsibility for its own limits, not US policy.
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Professor Zorn
Wilson
United States
Europe
Germany
Wilton
Zorn
A Model Pavement in Lawrence City Report
Local reports describe a model granite pavement in Lawrence resembling recent marble-like installs. City streets chief Paul Harmagan notes 34 miles of the improved surface spread across routes with varied traffic.
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Lawrence
Mase
Marne
Main
Depot Square
Paul Harmagan
Erik of
Eutley
Goiter Sereiew
Peoples National Bank of Barre Semi-Public Mission
The bank describes itself as a semi public institution guiding community thrift and financial literacy. It emphasizes education in thriftiness and wise money management, offering its officers expertise to those who seek guidance while promising confidential handling of all matters.
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Peoples National Bank of
Barre
Barre and Lawrence Pave Streets With Granite Block Surface
The article extols granite block pavement as economical over five years, cites Lawrence and Barre advocates praising smooth dustless streets, varnish-like resilience to oils, and ease of washing. It compares methods to Barre and Lawrence, urging others to inspect the streets and consider this durable surface for road building.
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Lawrence Bowsers
Barre
Lawrence
Making Use of Apprentices in the Workshop
The Monumental News urges shops to hire apprentices now to train boys across trades. In two years, a learner should cut small stones, tend machinery, and eventually letter monuments with proper form and bevels. Patience and encouragement help youths become valuable workers while saving time and labor costs.
Germany’s Karlsruhe raid sparks British fear and German outrage
The New York Evening Sun notes Germany’s anger at the Karlsruhe bombing following Zeppelin and naval raids on Britain. It argues Germans will paint such attacks as reprisals like in Belgium and Alsace-Lorraine, while civilians suffer and Britain remains calm amid war awakenings.
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Germany
Karlsruhe
Tondon
England
Scarborough
Whitby
Paul Becker
Paris
Dunkirk
Falaba
Lusitania
Belgium
Louvain
London
Bogould
Hiray
Oarder
New York Evening Sun
Maud Converses on Fishing Smarts and Charm
A brief dialogue reveals Maud debating fishing prowess with a friend. The exchange hints at wit, relative cleverness, and playful teasing between the speakers.
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Ines Mai
Yrank E. Langley
Mansfield
Bryan
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama
Isdges
Eee
F. H. Rogers & Co
Barre Worthen
Corasian & Man
Department of Agriculture
Fred
Belle Mead
Maud
Hamburg
Barre’s
Granite City General Store
Granite Street
MOXIE
Gorton
Lord
Newfoundland
Gloucester
Russell
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