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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement argues for personalizing diet to avoid discomfort and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with building blood and aiding nerves to improve digestion. It claims fatty, rich, or common health foods may harm some and offers a free diet book from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady, New York.
Washington June 26 the federal trade commission published rules of practice to regulate business. They largely follow interstate commerce commission methods and outline daily sessions in Washington, public hearings, and formal complaint procedures with 40 day notice and 30 day answer periods.
Practical guidance for kitchen care and cooking with rhubarb recipes. Advice covers meat handling, ironing, vegetable storage, salt cleaning, brass polishing, and removing stains. Includes rhubarb conserve custard pie shortcake and appetizer ideas with step by step instructions and tips for avoiding spoilage.
Washington June 28. The Social Democratic party board in Germany published in Vorwaerts a full page appeal for peace. The document urges friendship with neighboring nations, opposes conquest and annexation, and calls on the government to enter peace negotiations. The appeal notes prior calls for peace once safety is secured and opponents incline to peace, and condemns proclamations of conquest becoming public in Germany.
A baby’s head eczema case from Concord New Hampshire is shared, noting drastic improvement after Cuticura treatment with a four month recovery, followed by a broad wartime political summary. The text also reports on a Socialist appeal for peace and its suspension, with reactions from German and Dutch newspapers about wartime weariness and Germany’s stance on peace negotiations.
Windsor June 28. President Wilson rode with his family as three private car workers fought a blaze that caused excitement in Windsor. He expressed pleasure at their efforts, kept his private car in Windsor, and spent a calm day with brief outings through the Conpertivat vale y to Hanover and White River Junction. The president and party faced no security incidents, and Washington reported quiet conditions with no new guidance from Secretary Lansing.
A six mile east Leadville journey at 10 000 feet chronicles a long descent into a Colorado desert and two mountain ranges then a crossing to Buena Vista. The writer notes high fuel costs low water near camps and a tough Ford climb while detailing mine visits irrigation plans and land prices in the West. They travel with Helen Ida and Dix and report on towns Leadville and surrounding terrain with humor and endurance.
Florence South Dakota woman recalls months of severe pain and exhaustion. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved and could work again. The advertisement touts the product as a standard remedy for female illnesses and invites confidential letters for advice.
The narrator describes a mining town Gilman and a canyon overlook 1000 feet above a river and train cars. They camp in Eagle by the Eagle River, plan to reach Glenwood Springs, and note dramatic canyon scenery, colorful rocks, and dusty roads. They report low water, cold mornings, and fuel costs as they travel by wagon and car.
The article explains colic in infants linked to feeding, with mothers noticing sudden crying fits, tense bodies, and distended abdomens. It describes digestive discomfort, poor stomach emptying, and possible symptoms like vomit or diarrhea in the early months, tying relief to gentle comforting and careful feeding.
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