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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
7
The Critic and Assistant Entor-Golly clash over a Marcus Aurelius mention. The editor argues the author would be ignorant without proper context, while the assistant mocks the misquotes and language. A contentious public debate follows with skeptical tones about attribution and clarity.
A group of graduates from Brown University and state researchers led by Freeland Jowett and Hollis publish The Growl Waters of Vermont from a bacterial standpoint. The Granville mine tale mine near Randolph is expanding with a new concrete building 15 by 25 feet and a factory to install twenty five horsepower engines and boilers. The mine produced twenty tons daily of unfinished material last year and will increase output to twenty five tons of finished material daily, shipping to Millinocket, Maine.
A collage of observations on sleep depth and dreams cites a Chinese merchant sentenced to death in a dream, tests of sleep depth by voices and temples, and studies from Rome and Chicago. It notes talking in sleep frequent among students, with some answering questions, and mentions antitrust actions touching fertilizer, lawn mower, and grass seed trusts.
State Superintendent Mason Stone met with Swanton school directors and boards to resolve who owns a nearly new $2000 school building on the west side of the river. The court dispute arises after village and town district changes, leaving a tangle over control and use, unresolved by the directors, boards, and town officials.
Vergennes June 9. Newe reports the death of J. M. Haight in New Baltimore Michigan. Haight was born November 4, 1807 in Midland New York and was the youngest of children. He lived in the city and worked in tinware turning in the Vermonter building. He married a sister of Mrs. Noble of Waltham.
An autopsy on the infant found in the river last Sunday morning determined the baby was stillborn. Officer E L Mateifick and colleagues conducted the examination with Dr. Mill and others present. The body was ordered buried in Merrill Cemetery.
James M. Coates of Rutland and Burlington files a bankruptcy petition with liabilities listed at $1,006.77 and assets of $1,000. A police report by Commissioner McAskew notes 203 New York City policemen, with distribution across nations including Denmark and Wales and mentions of New York Jewish Gazette.
Fragmentary text alleges deafness cures and references a product called Hall's Catarra Cure. It mentions tubes, sounds, ear issues, and a dubious remedy claim, alongside incomplete mentions of constipation remedies and a Toledo location. The readables are garbled and nonspecific.
The fragment references Central Vermont Railway Co with corrections and mentions Boston, rain and air, but the readable text is garbled and yields no clear event or outcome to summarize. The readable elements suggest a schedule or tariff note but lack concrete facts or dates.
An old appearance blocks job prospects in a period of fierce competition. The ad touts Newbio's Herpieide as the sole remedy to dandruff and hair root germination, promising hair growth and a stylish finish. Special agents Derratt, Mehe Rickert & Wells promote the product and its exclusive claim.
For sale or rent a 100 acre cow farm within one mile of dark quarries. Two houses on Batchelder street available to rent. Ten good work farm horses for sale. Gardens to plough manure supplied and all kinds of tent work at short notice.
Real estate ads describe several properties for sale including cottages, homes, and parcels with terms and prices. Listings mention location details, improvements such as timber, water, and outbuildings, and references to estate agencies and payments, with various down payments and finance options.
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