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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1920
Page
3
President Thom ax urged Middlebury College’s 78 graduates to cultivate clear discrimination within themselves. He argued moral failure starts as intellectual error and stressed focus, integrity, and judgment as the basis for character and will.
Boulogne June 21 Greece was given a free hand in military measures in Turkey decided at the Hythe conference. The premier and advisers deemed action necessary immediately due to grain shortages from Mustapha Kemal's nationalist forces reaching the Dardanelles. French and British troops and the fleet would be concentrated for defense of Constantinople and the straits.
Prominent Episcopal Church dignitaries from the United States sail on the Celtin to London for the Lambeth conference opening July 3. Delegates include Bishop Charles Summer Birch of New York and Bishop Edward Melville Parker of New Hampshire. Separately, diplomats in Paris supported expediting the Saint-Germain peace treaty with Austria and protested German commercial discriminations in a note to Berlin.
Mrs. R. A. Farmarax of 696 Orchard Knob Avenue, Chattanooga, testifies the remedy strengthened her back, eased dropsy effects, and helped during the Change of Life. She notes she rarely lies down, can perform housework easily, and recommends the medicine to other women. The product has been successful for forty years in addressing women's diseases.
Lupton A Wilkinson announces a world record campaign in support of the New World Movement of Northern Baptists. He reports sixty million dollars raised from a constituency of 1,475,000 including minors, credits display advertising as a key factor. Wilkinson to attend the Northern Baptist Convention in Buffalo June 23 to 29.
Buenos Aires May 24 Chile buys the British dreadnought Canada and two destroyers, a move seen by diplomats as pushing Tacna Arica toward a definitive settlement. Observers argue Chile’s naval gains strengthen its leverage over Arica and Bolivian port claims. Peru may seek prompt arbitration or league intervention, while Chile anticipates resisting League of Nations involvement.
Washington report shows four German ships with 25,000 tons traveling through the Panama Canal Zone in April. Tolls paid totaled 20,872 dollars. Governor Morrow transmitted the data to Secretary Baker, noting no new appearance of German tonnage.
A passage extols discrimination as the mark of a trained mind. It argues that education is shown by the ability to judge people, propositions, and one’s own motives, distinguishing truth from delusion, and avoiding vanity and fear with faith in God as protection.
A jumble of humorous quotes and anecdotes from the Philadelphia Record, touching on optimism, manners, vanity, and everyday folly. Wry lines about clergymen, the virtue of reward, appearances, generosity, and social pretenses are shuffled into a column of light, satirical quips.
Guidance for growing eggplant and sweet peppers, noting their difficulty for amateurs, greenhouse warmth, and two feet spacing. Instructions cover staking, cutworm protection, leaf spraying with arsenate, and pest management against potato beetles while detailing soil care and pruning practices.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a confused scene with names like Killifer, Petar, Mewey, Gillite, and a driving pursuit. The fragment hints at a vigilante or trial context with characters seeking right and power, but readable specifics are limited. The piece appears to be a damaged historical crime narrative or dramatic dialogue referencing pursuit and confrontation.
Fragmentary report states Etwin T Weis Wrengly was not linked to a Dartmouth incident. June 21 notes suggest a meeting was held and Therese We participated. Details are unclear, with garbled names and events, but no proven connection to the case is established.
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