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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
6
An appreciative crowd attended Friday night as students presented penigrams and essays from high school and grades. Teachers and pupils showcased effort, with notable drills and art. Tuesday's town meeting sparked excitement when four seats suddenly gave way beneath voters, a reaction tied to the license vote outcome.
Maple Sugar a few pairs of good Maple Sugar to close at Lica pound. Maple Syrup $1.00 per gallon. Remember, we sell Hams, Bacon, Salt Park, Salt Salmon, etc. First class goods only. Give us a call, we will wy and use you right. JA OSBORNE East Barre Succnmmor to R to R i Woodward.
The Barre Daily Times reports a humorous exchange where a Village Philosopher responds to a Statistica Enquirer on the town death rate. The piece reflects local wit and mentions insurance, specifically National Life Insurance Company Mutual, with agents Ballara and Bilard in Barre.
A cluttered notice row lists cut flowers, framing, and home goods with prices, a typewriter desk and chair deal, a clairvoyant schedule, Edison records sale times, rental offers for an office and tenements, and a real estate ad in Italian language notes, all from local merchants and agencies.
Grace Merritt stars in John Marlowe's Mary Tudor as the seventh season revival of the Tudor court romance. An expansive company and elaborate scenery enhance the melodramatic tale, praised for faithful adaptation and enduring appeal among romantic drama enthusiasts.
A bold offer invites all rheumatic sufferers to try UsieO at Smith Drug Co in Syracuse with free home trial samples. Readers are urged to mail name, address, and pharmacist, then test the remedy at no cost. The ad emphasizes personal recommendations and nationwide sales, including Barre's Red Cross Pharmacy.
Town visitors and locals gathered for a charity evening at the opera house in Montpelier. The event opened with a six-piece Chelse a band, followed by Hon. Hale K Darling introducing Frank Promley who spoke for 90 minutes on civic life and Vermont values. The audience responded with warm applause.
East Calais Burnham and Hardwick residents are mentioned with visits and illnesses. D A George attended Woodbury and Montpelier. Ira Ormebee of Marshfield. Mrs Levi Wheeler ill. Nathan Block from Burlington visited. Dr L Taenvett and Frank attended Barretstown business. various locals traveled to Montpelier and Hardwick. the dancing school closes with a public event at Memorial Hall Friday night.
Chas Williams, newly named principal of the Conservatory of Music, will present an evening of entertainment at Guild Hall on March 1. The program recalls his previous performances with songs from The Real Dairy of the Real Boy and The Detes, under the auspices of the Leiew Lit Society.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pill as a remedy for health issues including headaches and malaria. It promises a full refund at Red Crows Pharmacy if customers are disappointed.
The undersigned agree to refund the money if the product fails to cure your ailment or cold, with a satisfaction proof battle and money back. Red Crees Pharmacy and names including F A Crown CH Kendrick Co D Davis GC L J A McArthur Wet Milen Medllister Broa Boward J A Cumming J W Parmenter are listed as participants.
In Graniteville unknown culprits robbed the Malian hotel, taking items from guests and staff. Local authorities have begun investigations as the business reports losses and vows to tighten security. Boutwell Milme and Varsum credit the incident to a coordinated theft at the well known establishment.
Moscow reports confirm the czar will persist with constitutional reform after replying to Moscow nobility. French President Fallieres plans a Russia visit by late July, with a naval escort to Cronstadt. Diplomatic chatter notes hopes of wider visits by Servian King Peter and Emperor Nicholas to Italy. A concert crowd injury occurred during a Wednesday event.
War Office methods are critiqued after a proposed mountain gun sold abroad amid apathy. A Whitworth offer to Napoleon III for life, testing failures, and a precipice drop ruin the new weapon’s chances, leaving India with obsolete arms per London Sketch.
A three year old Jeannette pokes a biscuit with a knife at the breakfast table. She declares she is simply trying to "en Joi ve on this biscuit, it’s me tight." Her mother cautions her to be careful lest she cut her hand. New York Times quote.
Mr PA Balcom of Munafield Mase reports a remedy named Hill Pile Pomade as a cure for severe attacks after trying other dorm remedies. A druggist confirms the remedy and notes the public notice. Also advertised is a for sale profitable retail granite and marble business in Roth oneter New York with terms via T. H. Marrion Rochester. Public survey and train schedule updates accompany the notices.
A New Broadway Magazine piece contrasts the gilded Waldorf crowd with hidden Wall Street losers. It portrays fugitive financiers, crashed traders, and 16,000 smaller victims nervously watching loan books, while others haunt cafes and hotels for a dangerous, artificial glow.
A garbled column notes Miss Martha Davis of Peoria dying after many surgeries, a Chicago woman adopting Julia A. Horman, and various eccentric anecdotes. It mentions Mrs. Abner Bates in East Gloucester Ames selling wishbones, a Newark letter from 1864 reaching Newark, Monte Seber the Prima Donna insuring her voice for 59000, and a sample quip about an elephant and a rat with playful commentary.
The Cleveland Leader quotes a philosopher of folly praising checkers and whist as marvelous inventions. He argues these games let a man waste time while feeling he accomplishes something intellectual.
A fragment notes a man in a window and clocks. the line references a jeweler named Londeo Fun. The text reads as a brief, oblique descriptive line with no clear event or attribution. The source lacks a full narrative or verifiable context for expansion.
Humorous exchange cited by the Houston Post recalls the line Does your wife make you explain all your acts, followed by Worse than that she does not permit me to explain them. The witty quip reflects domestic irony and marital friction in a brief syndicated feature.
A brief quip about a man failing to understand a woman in three life stages. The jokey exchange lists periods as before he knows her, when he knows her, and afterward.
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