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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
A scattered OCR narrative covers Barre Daily Times circulation, a robbery claim, police action, and notes on Middlebury College Vermont graduates. It touches on printing costs, a postal and antiquer preservation project, and political points about Vermont's congressional delegation and printing establishment competition.
A concise sales note promotes shirts as the suitable choice for outdoor days and restless men. It highlights a $2 shirt with a new diagonal cuff offered at $1.50, implying value and practicality for wear under demanding conditions.
The article notes four graduates Miss Ciara Pouty Emily Stackwell and Lucila Cole receiving floral tributes at a party for the Tether Bye festa. It mentions Mr Gaba the jeweler providing a wine dow and gifts in Campbell and Grielay store. It reports a new superintendent likely this year and town social activities including weddings and relocations.
A fragmented, garbled OCR passage cites a Vermont address and vague calls for civic action. It mentions Main Street Barre and disjointed phrases about communities, organizations, and a request to avoid certain commerce, with no clear event or outcome.
The French parliament critiques Roosevelt's race topic as a dirigible debate heats up. Barre and Rutland News cite precedents on street improvements while Barre's decade-long airship idea gains context. Vermont Republicans name Turget B. Gibson of Craftsbury as lieutenant governor candidate. Allen M. Fletcher of Cavendish not expected to run.
A garbled exchange mocks air quality and spring months, mentioning April May and justice. Fragmentary phrases reference Sydney Progress and Emerses. A stray hardware talk line notes a fee and a fertilizer, with unclear context Throughout the damaged text.
A garbled OCR passage mentions family members and personal relations. It appears to reference a national context and an agency or agent, with unclear names and details. The text is deteriorated, offering no verifiable events, dates, or entities beyond vague references to wife, sister, and an agent.
Owners of good hay can trade for brand new wagons from a large stock. Hay is exchanged for wagons with liberal cash discounts. Limited secondhand Suratus and Roan Wacoxe available. Come in and take them today.
In battle Lieutenant Ashley is gravely wounded, losing a leg and facing a crippled future. His fiancée Miss Barnes, advised by the narrator, waits through hospital days as Ashley ponders life after war. The couple wed despite hardship, with Ashley’s sacrifice guiding a new life for their family.
A Chicago News item offers a quirky portrait of storks and human observers. An eccentric writer recalls a stork nest near a library window and notes the birds’ ritual posthatched behavior. A restaurant proclaims a facetious complaint about service and tips amid the odd tale.
A garbled reminiscence mentions talking in sleep and a seven or four ring motif. The speaker recalls visiting a crowded room watching a high level checkers game with a crack player and a full house, while noting editors and pens as symbols of craft.
A fragmentary report hints at Myrtle amid bizarre imagery including gore and a cage of mice. The text suggests an arresting performance or stunt described with surreal metaphors and unsettling visuals.
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