Canadian stallion Quetwe Prince to tour Plainsfield area
Quetwe Prince the Canadian stallion owned by Lugie Camire will be at W H Martins in Plainsfield village Friday evening and all day Saturday each week and at East Barre the rest of the week. A letter from Mrs Chas Freitoy Moosup notes Burdock Blood Bitters made her well after years of illness. Barre urged to plant a granite manufacturing facility to deter neighboring towns from the new industry.
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Quetwe Prince
Lugie
Camire
W. H. Martin's
Plainsfield Village
East Barre
Burdock
Chas, Freitoy
Christin Endeavor Society
Itn
Ching Wi
Wriday
Congregational Society
B.D. Ching
Queen City Park
Martha's Vineyard
Montpelier Weddings and Local Accidents Highlight Weekend News
Edith Raymond Roberts and Vly Goddard Smith wed at the bride’s home with Rev J Edward Wright presiding. A rear axle break on a city steam roller near the Red Arch bridge caused a near disaster. Horace Ballou’s burial occurred at Green Mount cemetery. John Averill’s wagon collision near Sabin crossing injured several riders. Grace Averill and others were shaken but not seriously harmed.
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Edith Raymond Roberts
Vly Goddard Smith
Montpelier
J. Edward Wright
Mee
George O. Roberta
Atearm
Red Arch
Berlin
Joseph Darling
Horace
John W. Averill
Barre
Montpelier & Wells
Sabin Crossing
Averill
James Averill
Grace
Otisville
Mich
Tarte
Tarte. Miss Grace
Sabin
Mixa Addie Averill
Miss Jessie
Barden
Meeting Summer's Problems for American Families
Margaret E Sangster argues in The Summit that American men are neglected in many homes. She cites husbands left alone at home and the stress of summer routine, urging women to provide care and family warmth. The note adds a sale for B. W. Hooker & Co. with a second cafe for sale.
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Margaret E Sangster
Sinter
Williamstown Notes on School Work and Local Events
Community news from Williamstown reports ads by S M Seaver, arrivals of guests from Claremont New Hampshire, and a Christ in Endeavor gathering. Upcoming events include a church paper drive, a teachers convention trip, a Martha's Vineyard vacation, and the annual Gal's Grove July 4 picnic with games and sale. School reports cover districts No. 12 and the Clogston school with pupil counts, attendance, tardies, and certificates. Teachers, students, and absences are listed, with library books added and a note on san cards amid routine term results.
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Perfot
Blanche Godfrey
Ethel Gordon
Susie Longee
Irene Marr
Sadie Mcl Intyre
Roy Melood
Mariat Benkline
Willie Lasell
Hugh Seaver
George Lavery
Kitna Waldo
Katherine Young
Karl Boyce
Sadie A. Boyes
South Cabot News From Stowe and Groton
Mrs Trey Scribner of Stowe visits her son Charles as Ernest Scribner and three others from Stowe work on Matty's Palls telephone line replacing four lines. Lee Dow escapes a thunderstorm when lightning kills his horse. Mr Chandler’s visitor moves on. Funeral for Edna Hall Chubb is noted with sympathy for the Chubb and Hall families.
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Trey Scribner
Stowe
Charles
W. C. Southwick
Merton Beckley
Taylor
Groton
Palls
Ernest Scribner
Melndoes
Lee Dow
Mr. Chandler
Mr. Dow
J. EB. Woodward
Hanswick
Elwer Chub
Forget the Pink Stuff Pink Stuff line prompts in chat
A humorous dialogue fragment shows a wife chiding her husband for not stopping at a drug store as she had asked. The husband remembers promising not to do anything to cause his wife discomfort. The exchange, cited from the Philadelphia Bulletin, captures domestic banter with a hint of playful blush and reassurance.
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Weill
Philadelphia Bulletin
Misplaced Affection Turns Tragic Snake Tale
In a McClure's Magazine account a renowned snake charmer, Miss X, grew attached to a venomous reptile that slept on her bed and rode on her neck while she ate. Despite warnings, she kept the creature close until after a show a sudden strike between the eyes proved fatal for her and the snake died within half an hour.
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Miss X
McClure
Hasty Marriage of Cromwell’s Daughter and Chaplain
Oliver Cromwell’s family life becomes the focus as Frances, his youngest daughter, wed her father’s chaplain Jerry White in a swift ceremony after a witty exchange. White had been courting her with hopeful persistence, and Cromwell pressed for a clearer explanation. Frances responded with magnanimity, prompting Cromwell to call for Godwin and witness a rapid marriage between the pair.
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Oliver Cromwveth
Jerry
Cromwell
Mr. White
Occasio
Alfalfa hailed as versatile forage crop and profit booster
An era of alfalfa promotion cites reports from Wisconsin to Maryland and Texas. Farmers praise its hardiness on well drained soil, deep root systems, and potential profits from hay, stock feed, and seed, with claims of high per acre returns and expanding acreage over six years.
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J.T. Anthony
Maryland
American Agricultariar
Rome
Iight
Palmer
The Noble Claim for Legume Corn and Alfalfa Feed
The article extols a plant that fixes nitrogen, enriches soil, and provides cheap feed for livestock. It asserts corn and alfalfa silage with a touch of grain boost milk, growth, fattening animals, and even egg production, promising broad farm profitability and soil fertility.
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Middle West
General Farm Notes on Money, Tools, and Learning from Failures
Practical farmer tips urge saving feed by buying in fall, storing for spring needs, and using a riotor mending feather straps to cut trips to town. Keep a blank book to record mistakes and lessons for next year, discuss topics with the family, and read the agricultural paper for guidance. Also notes selling potatoes in fall to avoid storage risk and price drops next spring. Fear is more painful than death, per Sidney.
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Alfulfin
Join Waeltt
Wisconsin
Moard’n Dairyman Days
Monroe
Hoon
Tetla Bow
Texas
Physical endurance and peak performance in sports
The piece argues athletes peak early and endurance drives success across sports such as marathon, boxing, wrestling, rowing, with examples noting decline after prime with repeated effort, plus a Scottish anecdote about a girl and a suitor.
Bugging Echoes His Father's Wit in Star Commentary
In a Washington Star exchange, Bugging remarks that one of the country’s sharpest and most handsome youngsters mirrors his father. Mr Growcher counters that many people feel it necessary to tell a man his children resemble him.
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Mr. Growcher
Washington Star
Family Strife in Philadelphia Record Voice
In a clipped exchange the Record notes a father asks Gotrox Can you support my daughter as she is used to living with a young man. The response hints it will be the speaker's fault if support cannot be provided.
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Gotrox
Harduppe
Philadelphia Record
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John Whitney
Harold Reynolds
Leontine Minati
Rose Carminati
Ethel Clark
Howard Reynolds
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Norman Blain
Nellie Clogston
Floyd Dunham
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Norman McKennaie
Paul Mateon
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Tieur
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Bosing
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