Barve Daily Times June 27 1917 Editorial Snippets
Barre Daily Times surveys wartime sentiment and policy notes. It questions strategic retreats, Vermont’s Red Cross funding, potential successors to state secretary, and university personnel. It cites Greek entente leanings, Prohibition era debates, and Newport Naval scandal claims while praising Liberty bonds and national war effort.
Over-Subscription Flows From Liberty Loan Drive
The piece discusses a 50 percent over-subscription of a government loan and argues the issue reflects wartime misinformation by a hard-pressed government. It cites Barre's Red Cross fund stats showing about one-fifth of the population gave, mostly small gifts, with no large subscriptions. It notes widespread participation and credits the campaign committee for mobilizing nearly 2,600 volunteers.
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United States
Germany
Barre
American Red Cross Fund
Liberty Loan
Coopers
Progress of Honor Experiment at Brandon State Home
The Rutland Herald reports on the honor system at the Brandon state children's home and Windsor detention farm. It notes judges and officials praise the program, with men chosen for outdoor labor producing food and improving health while serving short-term sentences. Sheriff Frank Tracy supports outdoor labor as reform, arguing it shifts penology toward humane, productive work.
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Frank Tracy
Washington County
Europe
Not Play For Her Edith
Fragmentary dialogue from a newspaper snippet shows Edith and Madge arguing about love and theatrics with references to flowers and the opera. The lines evoke a social satire tone typical of a Mixer column.
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Jack
Madge
Graciana
Boston Transcript
Waterbury Notes Highlight Local Visits and Graduates
Waterbury items recap visits and guests at local homes including Miss Clara Berry and Mrs. Kathleen LeBaron. Faculty and alumni appear in college and military news with Smith College and University of Vermont graduates, a Red Cross tea room event, and townsfolk traveling to Burlington and Fort Ethan Allen.
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J.B. Berry
B. J. Berry
Johnson
Johnson Normal School
Clara Berry
Miss Berry
William Lb. Boicourt
BR. Demeritt
Etta Graves
County Congregational Conference
Northfield
Ernest Orton
Walden
Fred Ravlin
Ida McGrath
Florence
Dannemora
N. Y
Philip Shonio
Felix Morandi
South Main Street
Florence Hatch
Smith College
Olu Hogaboom
Raymond
Swanton
William Carroll
Durgin
Concord
N. M
F. Ki. Atkins
Burlington
Paul Backus
Brooklyn Navy Yard
James Wallace
Charles Richard
Syracuse
Red Cross Tea Room
W. H. O’ Brien
B. BR. Demeritt
FE. Campbell
Bailey
Aute
Red Cross
Kathleen LeBaron
New England Conservatory
Edith Bell
Warner
Lyndon Institute
Annie Dorothy Palmer
D. F. Fogg
Brooklyn
Charles Mould
Queete
W. H. B. Perry
Fogg
United States Marine Corps
W. HB. Perry
Allan Perry
University of Vermont
Emerald Rebek
Eva Burnham
G. J. Burnham
Martin Spellacy
Montpelier
John Healey
J. Hote
Newark
N. J
Lawrence Towne
Inens
Stowe
Mike Mary Tulley
Belelows Falls
Fairhaven
Miss Tulley
Castleton
Ethel Colby
Fininfield
Melvin Lewis
Darrow
Ballows Falls
A. H. Graves
Fayeton
Resources and marriage schemes in Boston Trapecript
In the Boston Trapecript a nascent plot unfolds around Nervy Sultar Weill who declares two other wealthy seekable brides if his rival cannot win the daughter. The piece centers on asserts of wealth and strategic marriage as social leverage in Boston society.
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Sultar—Weill
Boston Trapecript
Philadelphia name roots echoed in Indian grove term
In Philadelphia historical note, before it was named the city echoes from early Native usage. The area was described as Conguannock to Indians, meaning the grove of tall pines, reflecting a descriptive place-name origin.
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Philadelphia
City Milk Contests Encourage Better Quality Milk
The city milk contest idea, pioneered by the U S Department of Agriculture and adopted in multiple cities, grades dairies by a 100 point system assessing bacteria, flavor, odor, dirt, fat, solids, temperature, and bottle appearance. Monthly milk samples from dealers are tested for bacterial count fat and solids not fat, with judges scoring flavor and overall quality to reward top performers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Boards of Trade
Greenville
Southarolina
Mik Simpson
Mach Dewer
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Milk quality contest rates city dealers by score
The annual milk quality contest averaged scores from samples to rate dealers. Fat, solids not fat, flavor and odor, sediment, bottle and cap, and temperature were combined into an 85 point system. Dealers scoring 75 to 80 or 8 to 85 are grouped by class, with results published to guide consumers and spur higher standards citywide.
How to Carry Water
Advice from the New York Sun on transporting water without spilling. A floating aid such as a clean saucer and a piece of wood steadies the load, preventing waves from lifting water over the edge. The stopper device keeps spills from forming as water laps the sides and moves.
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New York Sun
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