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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1919
Page
3
P J McHugh of Montreal testifies after using Fruita-tives for rheumatism lasting 16 years. He reports 15 days to relief and five years without symptoms, plus improvement in eczema and constipation. Product sold by Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg NY with trial and bulk sizes available.
New York June 21 The navy compiles a comprehensive pictorial record of the NC type flight. It includes drawings sketches photographs motion pictures and oil paintings detailing construction development and preparations from Rockaway to Port Delgada andLisbon with stations at Halifax Ponte Delgada Azores Lisbon and Plymouth.
Washington chatter follows Burleson claim that Galliven disparaged the pneumatic tube system amid a House debate. Burleson cites the Congressional Record and accuses Galliven of political motives while noting past stock dealings.
Washington reports a shift from watchful waiting to watchful preparedness as plans firm to strike Villa’s forces with a punitive expedition if reprisals occur. Army moves include securing a neutral border zone and occupying territory to protect the frontier while awaiting word from Washington.
San Juan June 21 Associated Press report says 2500 Puerto Rico school teachers threaten to strike if the legislature fails to raise teaching salaries. Union president Fraedsen Viewnty cites stalled pay scales. Education Commissioner Paul G Miller says funds depend on the legislature. Teachers seek about 60 monthly for rural, 74 for English teachers, amid rising living costs and postwar economic strain.
A wireless dispatch from Budapest states a Czecho-Slovak Soviet republic has been established, with Copenhagen noted in line 21 A. The claim suggests a new Soviet setup in central Europe amid ongoing upheaval.
Fragment from a 19th century notice describes worm symptoms in a baby including swollen lip fever and coughing. It cites Me. Roberts of Flint Michigan and mentions True Elixir advertised by True & Gor at Auburn Maine as a remedy used by a mother to treat her ill child.
Senate testimony by Senator Sherman warns the League of Nations may end church state separation. He says 24 of 45 assembly votes could be Catholic dominated, detailing Vatican influence across 28 Christian nations and the risk to U.S. sovereignty and Western governments. He cites papal infallibility as a potential peril to republic governance.
A government committee reports that if an eight-hour day bill passes, Sweden will need about 2000 more workers to maintain current output. If labor falls short, production could drop by over 650 million crowns, with no efficiency gains from longer hours. New housing for workers would cost roughly 380 million crowns and overall production costs would rise about 18 percent.
Semi official reports in Giornale D Italie say former prime minister Francesco Nitti, once treasury minister, is chosen to form a cabinet as king Victor Emmanuel requests his return. It names Nitti as foreign minister designates and notes the announcement is semi official from Rome.
Walt Mason mimics his familiar verse style to promote home ownership, urging readers to build rather than rent as rents soar. The poem, prepared for Curtis companies by the U S Labor Department, paints a bleak scene of scarce houses, rising costs, and widespread roaming in search of shelter, while praising modern lumber stores and self build.
A quirky monologue uses a talking bull to critique human foibles and promote empathy. It likens big animals like elephants to guiding tips for living well, urging readers to follow compassionate behavior rather than flawed judgments. The piece blends whimsy with moral reflection on humanity.
The Beggars along the stairs from the Mare a Ai na to the Trinita de Monti resume positions after the war, wearing Western charity seeker outfits rather than ornate garb. Some offer paintings of Holy Families while children pose for scenes of domestic happiness, soliciting pity from passersby as tourists look on.
Washington June report shows industrial training is no longer experimental. Bureau notes from the training carrier and the Engrained service describe programs in eastern industries. A loom factory trains each applicant, with a two week probation, at an average cost under five dollars per worker not counting equipment.
A fragmented quote presents a witty quip about marital threats, with a speaker toasting a lighthearted remark on a wife threatening to visit her mother. The snippet hints at social banter rather than a full news item.
The Springfield Republican advises spring wardrobe care to guard woolen garments. Clean closets, brush pockets, and air clothes before storage. Use moth repellents like naphthalene or pyrethrum, wrap items in paper or wrap, and store in cedar chests to deter damage by moths, dust, and pests.
A young veteran, disabled since 16 after enlisting at 15 in Maine, studies engineering drafting carpentry and mathematics at Carnegie Institute. The federal board for vocational education approved a thorough trade training and a one year course in building construction, inviting other veterans to apply via the federal board for vocational education in Washington.
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