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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
7
Fragmented text warns of dangerous malic acid poisoning harming the heart and kidneys. It references toxic effects, urgent need to remove poison from the system, and mentions medical danger without clear patient or event details.
A garbled state notice describes a deadly boating incident near a city and a physician advocation for a remedy. It mentions victims including Della White and others, a splintered boat, and efforts to tow and revive injured individuals. An advertisement promotes Orleo tonic claiming cures for rheumatism and other ailments with a mail-order offer.
A local temperance group accuses brewers of disguising themselves as legitimate reformers to sway public opinion. The piece argues against drink advocacy, labeling opponents as deceitful and driven by revenue, while urging continued vigilance against alcohol influence.
Warrington June 44 The base day exercises marking the University of Vermont commencement were held on the college campus this afternoon before a large crowd of families friends and graduates. The event began with a traditional gender class walk and the welcome remarks by faculty and officials. The keynote address reflected on the college’s history and the graduating class of 1004 was noted with honor as the closest ceremony concluded.
The Vermont league faces a $600 deficit as Plattsburg defeats the Bierlingtom team and Manchester plans a Burlington name change to lay out the schedule. The association waits on $1,000 and cites cold weather as a factor in a disastrous season.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions people Curley and Took, a Ville reference, and vague health claims about cures. The readable content is garbled and produces no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations.
A long, era-style piece notes Japanese millet as a promising fodder crop in New England, especially Maine and northern Vermont. It describes plant height from four to six feet, tall airy heads, and usefulness for green feeding before or alongside corn. Seed rate, soil, and weather notes accompany anecdotes from farmers and a Farm Journal writer on pests, cultural tips, and water needs for celery and other garden items.
An old advertisement for Newhro Werpleids claims dandruff is caused by a pest parasite at the root and touts a Detroit based product from The Merplein Co. The ad asserts removing dandruff stops hair loss and promotes glossy hair growth, with pricing listed as forty-five cents and one dollar.
Detective Will Jam B Peatenly was dismissed from the New York police for a trial on a charge of giving false testimony and disobedience. Reports say Punbody was sent to Baltimore by Police Inspector Mav Laughtin to investigate a claim that Mrs Howard Gould had remarried before her marriage to Mr Gould, but he failed to secure such evidence.
Queen Wilhelmina arrived yesterday from Castle Loo at a calm moment before opening the peace conference. Mr. E W Goodive of Dallas Texas praises Dr King s New Life Pills as an effective malaria remedy without laxative griping. Red Cross Pharmacy advertises the product.
Those viewing inscriptions cut on monuments in the cemetery may have work done this summer before price hikes next year. Written or telephone quotes are available at 822-21. The service comes from seventeen years of experience.
J L Arkley of East Barre Vermont becomes the center of a local saga as residents react to events surrounding Bax 158. Details remain scattered, but the name is widely noted in town discussions and notices.
Public notice lists creditors for Libersont, tied to Melville & Smilie Clark firm. Details indicate claims and deadlines, with official proceedings in the matter of the estate and administration. Names and locations appear sparsely due to OCR render, but the action aims to settle debts and claims against the estate.
Sealed proposals are invited by the City of Nato for a specified project. Proposals must be submitted by the stated deadline to be considered. Details and bid documents are available at the city office and online.
Real estate for sale listing appears garbled with scattered names and places. The fragment mentions tenants and property terms, but lacks coherent details, making it hard to identify a complete transaction, parties, or location.
Unclear readable fragments describe a local sale action near Tay with officials and a deadline. details are incomplete but indicate an official notice about disposal or auction activity affecting residents.
Fragmentary listing describes a cottage house for sale with unclear location names and features. The ad mentions a two bedroom unit and potential adjoining streets but reader cannot confirm full details.
For sale a two story house with water access and two bedrooms, features hardwood floors and stone, strong buyer request. Describes near a street, mentions reasonable price, potential to exchange for timber or other balance. Contact details appear garbled in OCR.
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