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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
6
A reader testimonial from New York via a medical ad explains how Doan's Kidney Pills alleviated long standing kidney pain and weakness. The user claims the pills cured their back ache fatigue and urinary symptoms, and recommends asking druggists for Doan's.
Travelers railway guide notes fare schedules and routes for Vermort region including Waite Hives Sopestin, Bot a, Litton, Latthiion. Mentions ticket prices, speeds, and travel times with references to Windear and Manth. Includes fees and rate structure for various destinations and service details.
Local Barre items list residents attending events in Montpelier Waterbury and neighboring towns. Mentions of visitors, church happenings, school graduation remarks, and ongoing town finance committee actions to raise funds for roads and public works.
Readable fragment outlines boys wash suits promo with weekly discounts, listing prices from 25 up to 1.75 and a value tag of 8195. The fragment implies affordable outfits as part of a weekly sale from a department store or catalog.
A spiritual gathering will be held at the Presbyterian church in Graniteville on Wednesday evening at seven o clock. The service aims to strengthen fellowship among congregants and invite community participation in planned activities.
A damaged advertisement touts Bitters as a health aid for women, claiming to improve stomach, liver, and kidney function, purify blood, improve complexion and skin, and restore beauty and health. It references the Red Crown Pharmacy and promises benefits for weak or sickly women.
Local notices recount marriages and engagements, visits to families, and travel between towns. People mentioned include Mrs Way, Annie Scott, Mrs Hotestte of Cambridge, Mr. Draper, Mrs Buck of Burlington, and Reg Unmn. A July 2 celebration parade with floats and a beauty contest is planned, followed by races, contests, and a concert at Cand ler park and McCall's park with the Mark Hall orchestra.
A series of social mentions from Albany and nearby towns records visits, home farm transfers, and upcoming events. Mrs. Julia Hill of Washington DC hosted callers. Mr and Mrs Germanox of Barnard entertained guests at the Davis Dulles home. Mrs. Ariston Senford and Mrs. Mary Coy visited in Malden and Teilowe Pallle. Education updates note a Harvard dental school talk in June and a New Jersey public schools feature. The community observes a memorial week, plans a two month party drive, and the school board signals extension of the current term with minor changes.
Mrs FH Chadyick ill in West Brookfield with oneillitie. Congregational visit in Montpelier last week. Roads being repaired and headquarters at Carl Bowman's. Local social mentions include Mrs Betsey Duden and family, Femnile Blanchard visiting Rivertals, Masa Sirte visiting with parents. Next Sunday service at 9 o clock in the river near Rupert Maso. Prosser to exchange with Rev Keskin. The Finn and Game league plans a banquet next Wednesday evening with speakers from nearby homes.
In Groton Rev. Me Myere is to host a local church service this Sunday at home with officer Miss Dichup presiding. The event is organized by the National Benevolent Society with a band accompanying. details indicate a public gathering with a featured act and timing around 7:80.
John Yuller of Buctington, agent of the Washington County Humane Society, is referenced in a tangled report detailing disciplinary notes, named individuals, and local proceedings. The text mentions various names, locations like Montpelier, and events without clear sequence, concluding with a note about an annual prize and program.
Reports from North Calais note Hathaway’s illness causing indigestion and a community event. Bret Hymking returns from Jobmot school for a warathon while A. Gatshel is elected senior view commander of Yip Xe Xenon division at a veteran’s meeting in Montpeiler.
A historical item notes mistakes in potato generation and claims that U S potato growers plant culled tubers and screenings under an erroneous reasoning that such methods improve selection and yield. The piece discusses Farm Programs and impacts on potato quality with critical language about practices.
A fragmented OCR readout shows garbled text but hints at a data calibration or balancing concept. The readable fragments reference Yin and Yang and calibration or data handling in a cryptic form.
Readers are advised to combat rat plagues by building concrete defenses. The text outlines using cement foundations, watertight roofs, and sealed walls to deter rats in both city and rural settings. It cites costs and methods for wells, granaries, poultry houses, and grain stores, stressing ventilation and durable masonry for pest proofing.
An old agricultural note describes early blight of potatoes caused by a fungus attacking leaves and tubers, with spread accelerating after peak vigor and risking tuber rot. The piece then shifts to garden decor suggesting cornflowers as a resilient ornamental choice for farmers and home yards, listing several flowers and cultivation notes.
Historic notes describe large Frazer apple tree in the Walla Walla valley near Wallin Wallie Wash southwest of Spokane. It bears 160 to 200 boxes this year, surpassing prior records, with growth from a seedling planted in 1864. The description covers size, trunk, branches, fruit color, and taste notes by local agricultural figures.
Millet offers a quick maturing catch crop option after destruction or between main crops. It has limited feeding value but supports following crops, with many varieties including broom corn millet and fox tail millet. In western Kansas it gains interest as pasture and forage on swamp, muck, and clay soils when sown after warm ground, with management on seeding rate and drilling versus broadcasting.
The Fraser of Bie from Walle Valley in Washington is named World Champion in a rare horticultural event. Experienced growers predict continued dominance as judges highlight vigor and quality in the entry.
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