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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1916
Page
3
A quirky 1920 postcard style note shows a telephone operator saying each of us girls is a notary and any one of us could marry him. The message ends with a playful call to join hands and a cryptic money amount.
A brief consumer testimonial describes female dyspepsia not relieved by standard remedies. The patient, Mrs Williams of New Albany Indiana, reports relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, noting improved digestion, color, energy, and ability to work without pain. The ad-style tale emphasizes stomach trouble specific to women and merited relief from the product.
Washington June 30 American Federation of Labor leaders renewed their drive to avert war between the United States and Mexico. They appeal to both governments and directly to Mexican labor representatives in Washington. The federation claims influence in securing Carranza's order to release American soldiers and Gompers sent a telegram urging Chihuahua prisoners be freed.
Prominent rabbis from across the country gathered in Wildwood New Jersey for the twenty seventh central conference of American rabbis. The executive board met in the morning and the general session opens tonight and runs through next Friday. Rabbi William Rovenau of Baltimore will deliver the annual message tomorrow evening. The week features committee reports on prayer book revision civil and religious marriage harmony religious surveys and university religious work.
Berlin authorities decide to maintain municipal poor kitchens year round amid crowding and complaints of insufficient rations. The measure follows a months long extension beyond March, reflecting ongoing pressure from the needy population.
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills promising to reduce indigestion and wind from eating excessive meat. It asserts benefits for thin or weak nerves, throat soreness, stomach weakness, and heart palpitations, claiming the pills enrich the blood and tone the system. The copy urges readers to consult physicians or druggists and cites an unknown author.
A WaITSFIELD record notes a Congregational meeting at Cabot with attendees including Key and W A Remele. It mentions Wellesley commencement, local weddings, and several residents traveling. A severe storm on Tuesday damaged ledges in the village and cut multiple telephones. following events describe other local visits, a Mass regiment, and town conditions with pervasive confusion.
Readable fragments list individuals and places including St Altans Boston Lisbon Calais and names like Katherine Maxwell Howard Leng Helen Mire Wil Mer. The text is garbled with no clear event or action to summarize.
Mr and Mrs W M H Turner Mrs uriet Brown and Rev and Mrs Frank Montiel attended a Washington County association meeting of Congregational churches. Sunday will be observed with speeches serene at the Berlin Corners return home.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a product or remedy for skin whitening and clear, bright skin. Mentions promises of strong whitening effects and a regimen to achieve visibly smoother skin. References unclear brand names and claimed benefits without verifiable details.
Proceedings in Waukegan recount the third day of the Marion Lauchert murder case. Witnesses including Jostyn near Madison and prosecutor Davitt test questions about whether Orpet anticipated or learned the victim’s fate, with testimony touching on Marian Lauchert’s death and early coverage.
The jury in Rae Tancer’s breach of promise suit against former assistant district attorney James W. Ose Hoyne remained deadlocked at noon after two hours of deliberation in New York.
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