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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
4
Laws require ingredient labels to help consumers pick healthful foods. Royal Baking Powder is described as a high grade product made from pure cream of tartar derived from grapes. Low grade powders use alum or phosphate of lime, and labels must indicate ingredients.
A read-through of the Barre Daily Times columns notes humor and commentary on Prohibition era unrest, wartime geopolitics, and local Vermont life. The piece references Harvard, Wilson, Huerta, Thaw hearings, and North Randolph auto tours across Colorado and Utah with a local editorial voice.
The Times noted a $15,000 Newburyport bequest tied to Sunday hours while the Quincy Ledger cites the Thom Crane library as a cautionary tale of reading rooms becoming venues for romance. The piece argues stricter enforcement could curb unsuitable use without hindering public reading rooms.
The text presents a cryptic critique of the English alphabet and moral themes. It posits that the Totter "e" character reveals faults in language and society, suggesting dangers and duties tied to honesty and personal conduct.
Last Saturday the Randolph Grange held an annual children's night with a full program of piano duets recitations songs and tableaux. Guests and members will meet at the hall at 10 15 to march to the Baptist Church service on July 4. Updates include residents leaving for Chicago Boston and Rochester and several real estate transactions in the area.
East Orange residents report G W Davis improving slowly while Miss Gorham cares for him. Announcements list school exercises at Washington, trips to Barre and Brendford, summer returns to Barre, and visits among families including Hamilton, Simpson, and Prescott clans.
Colby of this place attended Lake Morey on Saturday June 28 to mark the 20th wedding anniversary of both couples Mrs Hutchinson formerly resided here until her marriage.
Walter Russell and Wesley Childs accompanied A. P. Bigelow to Hartford for a short stay. Mrs. G. F. Ainsworth returned to Fayston after spending the weekend with F. o. Eaton. Miss Kate Gaboree finished work in Fayston and went home. Mrs. Homer Lambert and two sons returned from a visit to East Randolph. S J Winslow and relatives hosted guests including Cora and Margaret Hook with chauffeur Albert Johnson of Pittsfield NHS at N. Stockwell’s. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stockwell and daughter hosted guests at Richmond. Mra F. J. Eaton spent Friday with relatives in Fayston. W. H. Marshall visited his daughter in Waitsfield. The Home circle will meet with Mrs. Arthur Bailey on Thursday. Lawrence Miles is visiting his aunt in East Montpelier.
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