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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
2
Advertises Hood's Pills as a gentle thorough laxative for sluggish liver and resulting stomach and bowel troubles. Claims to clear skin and reduce headaches, with no irritation or gripes. Brand from C. I. Hood & Co. Lowell Massachusetts.
Washington reported that the Senate banking and currency committee favorably approved the Cheaptock exchange bill regulating stock exchanges via the post office department. Senator Owen announced the report while noting seven members present and criticizing exchange manipulation as a public loss and a form of gambling.
An 19th century style health notice warns that excessive dancing and sleep loss can trigger neuralgia in bloodless women. It attributes the pain to debility from anemia and suggests Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic. The ad offers a home treatment book and notes the pills are available from local druggists.
A letter from Mali Howland describes a thirteen year old girl with eczema on the head arms and face. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as directed the skin cleared and hair growth improved. The ad claims Cuticura treats pimples blackheads rough skin itching and nail issues, with samples offered.
New York June 26 Colonel Roosevelt remains a focal point in Progressive plans to draft him for the progressive ticket despite his denials. George W Perkins and Francis W Bird say Roosevelt could be forced onto the ballot if health permits. On the Imperator Roosevelt suffered two fevers and chills with a grave collapse at sea, but recovered enough to reach Oyster Bay.
Despatches from constitutional headquarters say San Luis Potosi has fallen to constitutionalists under Gen toras. Jeh claimed federal forces suffered heavy losses and are retreating toward Aguas Calientes as of June 20 from Torreon.
Washington reports President William declares no postponement of the antitrust program and predicts a solid business revival once completed. He tells the Virginia Editorial Association that the trust program will give competitive freedom and drive unprecedented growth for the nation.
An Exchange Telegraph despatch from Shan Tai says Kalgan, 125 miles northwest of Pekin, was carried on Wednesday night by bandits. The report mentions looting in the city but gives no details on casualties or the fate of Chinese troops. The town is a key commercial route to Siberia near the Great Wall.
President Wilson told Virginia editors at the White House that a new constitution of freedom for business under the trust legislation would boost the economy. He predicted the country was on the verge of a great business revival.
Former state senator William Reynolds was wounded when Mayor John Purroy Mitchel’s pistol discharged. The bullet struck Reynolds in the left thigh, passed through, and shattered a finger. Mitchel expressed regret and visited Reynolds at St Luke's Hospital where he may stay a week or more.
President Wilson will address a gathering of suffrage supporters on June 20 as the nation moves toward ratification of the constitutional amendment. Mrs. Harvey Wiley leads the reformists presenting a campaign to advance women’s suffrage nationwide.
Paris reports Jack Johnson declares the bout with Frank Moran will not exceed 12 rounds and he will remain champion. Moran trains near Meriet with sparring partners including Tom Kenney as Americans plan to attend the fight.
Detroit scene reports ball player Tyrus Cobb of Daxehill pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of disturbing the peace and paid a $50 fine. The charge stems from a Saturday night incident involving Cobb and Wil Tin L. Carpint er, with Carpinter alleging disturbance caused by the player.
New York New York beat Rexum 3 2 in the first game with Warhop and Nanamakers on the mound and Col sin Coumbe Corrigan behind the plate. In the second game New York blanked New York % with Johnson Wood and Cady Caldwell Sweeney and Sweeney. At St Louis Cleveland defeated St Lovin 4 1 with Nattoreerege DYNelly Raymuartner Hoch Mitch ell Crossin. Chicago defeated Detroit 3 2 with Runcell Mayer Dause Stinnge on the battery.
A dispute over a fish purchase left Cobb with a fractured thumb. The injury has kept him out of all ball games this week.
Blencowe New York June 26 Resolute edged Defutee and Vanitie in a triangular course to claim victory by three minutes. The first leg was a reach. Vanitie shed a balloon jib and all boats shortened sail to a more efficient reaching jib. Resolute and Vanitie clashed in a brief luffing contest at the start.
A close contest develops as 14 boats race, Resolute gradually pulls ahead after a near-simultaneous run. Morning calm gives way to a northwest breeze around twelve knots at noon, with yachts rounding the first mark led by Defiance amid the tight pack.
Militants in London resumed activities after a pause. Attacks targeted city pillar boxes and a coordinated raid hit numerous West End theatres. Disruptions occurred at a prominent function at the Royal Academy of Arts as part of the protests.
In Boston, Boston 7 tied New York fH with Strand nil Whaling Tesreau and Meyers guiding both pitchers. In Pittsburgh, St Louis 4 1 with Corelman Gibson Perritt Snyder. In Philadelphia, Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn 7 with Orsvhger Killifer Reubach Pfeffer McCarthy delivering the battery efforts.
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