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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
7
A long scientific note recounts a Mexican horned lizard Phrynosoma orbentiry ejecting a blood jet from its eye during a dramatic display. The event, observed after handling the animal, produced a loud spray and forced eyelid swelling before quickly receding, leaving researchers astonished at such a pronounced ocular discharge.
A New York tale and California hotel example argue tipping is obsolete. A Southern California hotel eliminates tips by raising wages, persuading staff to back no tipping, and reports higher satisfaction. The plan spreads to major New York eateries as managers pitch fair compensation over gratuities.
A fragmentary report notes Count Boni not coming to the United States. Mentions Paris, Marek Moee, Count Bimi de Cas wellane, and relations to Mme Anna Gould and Prince de Sagan amid unclear references to a voyage or visit. Details are sparse and uncertain.
A fragmented 19th century notice from Bristol and nearby towns discusses tax matters and local figures. It mentions district voters, an April 1 land decision, and various named officials and residents amid scattered details about fire, insurance, and building appeals in Woodstock Arington Westminster and nearby areas.
Fragments describe a theater scare near Powfret involving a centuries old trap and a burning scaffold as fire units and 150 police responded. Indictments connected to shipping charges were noted in Windsor federal court with suspects Levin and Apel. Witnesses recalled bank robbers caught after a dramatic pursuit.
A boy missing for four years returned with the Gypsies who had custody of him. He wandered the country before being found by March 1 at a site near Vall Ke. He was malnourished and near unable to recall his name. The gypsies faced trial after the incident.
A Texas case records Waters-Pierce Oil Company ordered to pay a large fine and damages totaling 2,918.65 with credits of 1,710.10. The judgment amounts to the full sum, and the property seizure was noted as part of the enforcement.
An East Raymond notice mentions Rev P Starbird and a veterinary service. The fragment references Bucklen's and a price 26011 with Cross Pharmacy noted, but the text is garbled and unclear. The readable bits indicate a veterinary business promotion linked to a local pharmacy.
The scene notes a busy season with preparations for openings and a September-like schedule. The launch of a new vessel fleet, including a notable crane, is marked by optimism as the line aims to beat rival fleets between New York and Troy. President Buckham expresses support for higher education and public service while Governor Proctor’s appointment draws praise from the student body and public.
The town settled a case involving George IL Barrett of Wo Bratletoro who claimed $5,000 in damages for injuries after Barrett’s car crossed a highway bridge in West Bratflabora. The incident left Barrett, his horse, and a horse attendant injured in Avast. Settlement details unclear.
St Paul reports a fire at the New Torying and Manufacturing plant on Seventh and Frank streets. Fire officials say unknown origin caused extensive damage while the entire plant was evacuated. Lifesaving efforts minimized injuries as workers fled the scene yesterday afternoon.
Commissioners notice for claims against the estate of Jolian Gale. The notice specifies a filing deadline of March 4 and directs all creditors to present their claims for settlement. Official action by Allen, Commissioner. Mar 14-51-28
Fragmentary notices discuss examinations for teachers and qualification concerns. References to dates, locations, and procedures appear garbled, with mentions of "exams," "teachers," and "ability to teach." W. Boot is cited, but precise actions and outcomes are unclear from the readable text.
Notice to owners or keepers of dogs one swenth old and over to be licensed by April 13 with fees of $4.00 after April 1 1908 penalties apply. City officials oversee licensing and exemptions for spayed or neutered dogs.
The fragmentary text appears as a garbled OCR line with unclear names and content. It provides no coherent facts, events, or identifiable entities to summarize into a meaningful news item.
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