Family Magazine Section Coming to Boston Globe
The Family Magazine Section will debut next Sunday in the Boston Sunday Globe. The first issue is dated June 25 and readers are invited to place orders for the following week.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
7
The Family Magazine Section will debut next Sunday in the Boston Sunday Globe. The first issue is dated June 25 and readers are invited to place orders for the following week.
Wilfrid Prince of Colorad and Ralph Patch, both about 14, were arrested by police on charges of stealing wire from the New England Telephone & Telegraph company. The thefts reportedly occurred at a College Street storehouse and had been ongoing. The boys were caught inside the building and said they planned to sell the wire to a man they hoped to meet, accused of taking wire valued at 10.
A vintage ad asserts Allen's Foot-Race powder relieves aching burning and swollen feet. It claims instant cooling and comfort for tired nervous feet and promises easy relief for burning and swelling with a trial package offer and nationwide availability.
A Sunday spree of accidents near West Rutland and Smugglers Notch left multiple men hurt. Charles Brackett was severely cut after his wagon frightened by a car. Henry and Daniel Plinton sustained serious injuries while repairing a dig. William Miter fell from a cliff near Smugglers Notch, suffering head and internal injuries. Fred Elwell, age 16, was struck by a cocked gun and taken to Troy hospital. an X ray showed a wallet lodged under a rib by the liver.
Middlebury Vermont June 2 A ceremony at Middlebury College awarded 56 honorary degrees including General Franklin W Butterfield Doctor of Science Samuel Sheldon Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute LL D Franklin W Hooper Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences Willem H Porter J F Morgan Co Lt. Dedge Harrington Putnam and Governor Mead of Vermont. President Thomas hosted a luncheon with talks by Mead Kellogg and others.
A partial, garbled OCR item mentions arnica ointment and various health remedies sold at a Red Pharmacy. It references creams for skin, wounds, and hemorrhoids, and includes stray fragments about powders, balls, and potted items, without clear context or complete details.
A vintage ad proclaims dandruff caused by a parasite burrowing to the hair root. It promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as a chemical cure to stop shedding and prevent baldness, with a guaranteed one dollar offer and samples via C A Kendrick & Co., Detroit agents.
Stanley Johnson cites The Ameren Magazine noting Jerry Moore of Winona South Carolina won the 1010 title. He produced 224 bushels of corn and rio nave? 3 petrie of cord from one acre. His feat symbolizes growth in South agriculture and youth involvement, reflecting rising yields and scientific farming practices among Boys' Corn Duty of the South.
A Barre notice promotes Samose as a flesh forming supplement to help thin people gain weight and health. D F Davin sells the tablets with a money back guarantee if results are not as claimed. Three daily doses with meals are advised.
James B. Mets whonns of Newark New Jersey recounts a life saved by Dr King s New Discovery after eight months of weakness and a near death experience The testimonial claims the remedy cured lung hemorrhages and a stubborn cough with broad health claims and a free trial offer backed by Red Cross Pharmacy.
The tax collector announces Barre town residents owe combined town school and highway taxes totaling one dollar and sixty five cents per hundred dollars assessed. Ninety days from date the notice is due for payment with a 4 percent discount. final date June 24 18xx.
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