Stromboli Volcano Erupts Prompting Mass Evacuation
June 28 report from Rome notes Stromboli on the northern Sicilian island bursting into activity with a violent explosion heard far away. Residents abandon homes and flee to Sicily as the long active volcano raises fears of further seismic events linked to Messina’s near future.
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Stromboli
Sicily
Messina
Post Office Quest In Tiny Town Delights New Yorker
A country visitor questions a town policeman about the post office while seeking a place to rest. The officer directs him to a drug store substation, noting in their town everyone meets at the post office, prompting a lighthearted exchange amid a ball game suggestion.
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Broadway
New York Sun
East Montpelier Court Tries Local Cases and Sentences
The East Montpelier Orange County court heard a range of matters from divorce and tort actions to theft and murder. Notable events include a man slaughter plea accepted and sentenced to 18 to 22 years, a burglary case plea of guilty with a three to four month sentence, and a murder charge resolved with a life or longer-term term in prison. Local parties, including Gratton, Morley, and Reed, appear in various civil and criminal actions as the week’s docket concludes.
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Harry Gratton
New York City
Clifford Morely
New Jersey
L. W
Sible
B. Martell
Joseph Cerasoli
Wilbur Martell
Peacham Pond
Gerald, Mason
Taree
Dolly Mason
G. H. Hammett
Henry Kelton
South Barre
Graneville Woods
Harry ‘Tabor
Montpelier
Oscar Emery
Sto Heaton Hospital
Chelsea
Orange County Court
Charles W. Taylor
Goon
East Montpelier
Atp
Atto A. Reed
Benjamin Hi
Heaton Hospital
June Adams
Azro A.reed
Edward W. Kent
Allie Smith
Paniel
Archibald
Prosar
J. Ward Carver
Barre City
Match M. Wilson
Reie
Reb Abbott
Seeealen
House of Correction
M. C. Taft
Lyle R. Bewith
Lila Palmer
Harry K. Palmler
Longmoor
Porter, Witters & Longmoor
St. Johnsbury
Albert E. Henry
Robert Wilson and Wife
Corinthia An
Tert
Feft
Pla
HA Allen
Randolph
Return of Playfellow Racehorse Bankrupted by Wind Seeker Claim
New York reports Sam Childsreth requests the return of 415000 paid for the racehorse Playfellow, brother of Man o War. The horse, bought from Quincy stable, was withdrawn from a race at Acqueduct due to being a wind seeker and unfit to race. Playfellow had risen to notice after two Belmont wins and ties to Man o War lineage.
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Playfellow
Sam Childreth
Quincy
Acquiedurt
Manay War
Belmont
Rancocas
Etubte
Knobbie
Tater
Fair Guin
Social Notes From Barry And Barre
J Hutchins of Willi Masa was called here by the illness of his moth er Mrs Oscar Emery Andrew Johnson and Mrs Mason were in Barry Friday C A Badger and family were visitors in Barre Saturday Work on the state road between Barre and East Montpelier was suspended on Saturday until after haying
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Willi
Masa
Oscar Emery
Andrew Johnson
Mason
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Barre
East Montpelier
Portrait restoration discussed by Mrs Newrich and Buston Transcript
In a brief exchange Mrs Newrich notes a faded portrait of a tetor was preserved, while Buston Transcript describes having it returned to near-pristine condition by framing. The dialogue hints at a local interest in old photographs.
Lemon skin whitening lotion promises clear complexion
A crude beauty remedy claims to blend two lemons with Orchard White to yield a quarter pint of a freckle bleaching lotion. The impure formula suggests applying daily to face neck arms and hands to bleach freckles and blemishes and whiten the skin.
Pink Tinted Remedies Aid Sunnyside Woman
A Sunnyside Kentucky testimonial describes long illness and nervous strain. The writer credits Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound with relief after trying doctors and home remedies, noting decades of use helping women with similar symptoms. The piece promotes the product’s history and perceived efficacy.
Community church summer school plans and local events
Sunday at Stowe’s Community church Rev. G. E. Hayward spoke on summer school plans for children. Mrs. H. W. Barrows and others sang. Mansfield Mountain Grange meeting featured Flora and several recitations. A birthday event honored Phylise George with gifts and a cake. Many locals attended summer activities, visits, and family gatherings across Stowe and nearby towns.
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H. W. Barrows
J. S Macuteban
H.W. Burnham
C. J. Strand
Mansfield Mountain Grange
P.of Hy
Flora
Fannie Faunce
Laura Robinson
Hattie Recor
Evelyn
Catherine Paine
The
Grange Choir
Nellie George
A. R. Biran
Delia Tomlinson
Miles Nellie George
Mth
Phylise George
Mire George
Marion Santamore
Summit House
Mansfield
Vermont
George Leavitt
Raymond Twavitt
Lebanon
N. Hi
Clement Mooty
Mosenw
Stowe
Ee Julia Eee
Hay
Omption's Point
Monee
Gale Billitgre
St. Lowis
el- Mr. Billsh
Oratane
Keven
A. Cleveland
Famiy
von Chamberlain
DR .Adame
Waterbury
Waitefield
Ba Brown
Norms Perkine
Watertrary
Mien
Mrdine Boardman
Fie
Mabel Sleeper
Lake Placid
N.Y
Mise Louise Morgan
E & F. C. Burt Co
Benigre Notch
Diamond Dyes Ad Promises Easy Home Dyeing
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the right dye for garments or draperies. It claims rich, fadeless color with simple directions and promises no mistakes or failures. The copy warns that using any dye other than Diamond Dyes may result in poor results like streaks or fading.
There's Death in the Pot Beecham's Enduring Reputation
An old time remedy theme extols Beecham's as a trusted, generational cure for digestive waste, arguing that natural elimination is best and warning against drastic drugs. The piece touts Beecham's worldwide usage and customer-driven reputation without citing medical proof.
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Nature
Beecham
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