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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
3
A St Paul Nebraska resident recounts four years of periodical pain eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter endorses the remedy as safe, non narcotic, and widely proven, noting thousands of testimonials from the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
The Indianapolis News denounces a proposed political plank linked to Senator Lodge arguing against the Lodge reservations and a new treaty. It criticizes calls to repudiate the existing covenant and to form a new international pact, noting continued war with Germany and questioning the need for a fresh alliance.
National guardsmen from Minnesota arrived in Duluth to reinforce the St Louis county jail where 13 Black detainees are held after an attack on a white girl. Armed with machine guns and rifles, they have orders to fire if needed to prevent lynching amid warnings of a planned mob.
A collection of curious notes cites world silver output of 250 million ounces annually with regional shares. an Nebraska electric plant recovers waste heat for ammonia ice making and distilling water. It questions Kipling’s title origin and notes mythic earth concepts from Puranas with gold and stone peaks, vast trees, and distant salt seas, per Boston Herald.
A testimonial advert claims thin blood causes stomach distress and sleeplessness. It praises Dr Williams Pink Pills as an effective tonic, citing Mrs. Claude F. Cooke of East Boston who reports improved appetite sleep and color after two weeks of use. Pills priced at 60 cents per box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York.
Walter P. Fulkerson, a local banker, builds rentable houses for families with children and newly married couples. Occupancy favors newlyweds with a clause that if no children exist after one year, they must vacate. If a child is born, that month's rent is refunded to the tenant.
A former editor rose from poverty two decades ago to retirement with a fortune of 50000 dollars. He credits industry economy conscientious effort full value and indefatigable perseverance alongside the death of an uncle who left 49990.50 to Kimpeco Paper News.
Samuel Gompers was re elected for the thirty ninth time as AFL president at the Montreal convention. Delegates gave a prolonged ovation after George W Perkins nominated him while James Duncan of Seattle cast the lone negative vote. The body weighed league relations with Ireland and considered measures on Panama Canal residents and D C representation at Congress. Birmingham Dallas Los Angeles and Denver contending for next convention site.
Berlin reports a new economic council created to advise on major measures across agriculture industry finance and trades. It will sit with the Reichstag and government appointments, serve provisional duties, and pave the way for a permanent central economic council per constitutional paragraph.
London reports progress in talks between Turkish Anatolian reguilie and Armenia with a Moscow mediator. The draft envisions guarantees against attacks, a treaty change, and repatriation of Armenian refugees to Turkish Armenia. Territorial boundaries and Armenian territories within former Ottoman land are to be redefined under a new settlement.
The document describes agrarian unrest across western Treland counties with Sini Vein seeking to curb land movement. Proclamations ban tenants from land dealings in the wage of the republic. Martial law measures are outlined, including military controls on markets and property, with courts in cities like Kalway noting harsh actions and possible area restrictions.
Professor of internal medicine at Juline Hopkine University Haltiane argues smoking is not morally or physically harmful for women if not excessive. He says mild cigarettes pose little harm and that excess smoking causes trouble, urging moderation and balance in work and play.
The piece recalls Romania's postwar prosperity in Bucharest with bohemian districts and newly arrived faces from Austrian and German provinces. It notes markets filled with goods, theatre vitality, and agricultural abundance while warning that medicine shortages threaten public health and urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to prioritize medicinal shipments.
A garbled clipping discusses a girl and a game related to rent and a belt. It mentions burn, glasses, and an alcoholic in a crude, disjointed stream of words with unclear context. The piece reads like a jumbled, partial news snippet with no coherent events or names.
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