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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1908
Page
7
A fragment describes a performer hidden in the chorus with a shrouded man behind, his knee supporting a singer onstage as mystery and dread pervade the scene. The anonymous observer notes the eerie image of a figure veiled in shadows and ancient guise.
The six inch broadside gun on the Missouri blew off its muzzle in an accident. The fracture was clean with no damage to surrounding metal. The gun will be replaced by a new cam from the Washington navy yard. No injuries were reported.
Advertises a nonmedical cure for rheumatism with a mail subscription offer. Claims to mail a remedy and urine test, urging readers to cut out the notice and mail today. Mentions cereal based ingredients and local sale in the vicinity. Druggists sell the item, with promise of cure and immediate action.
The article surveys billiards teaching methods and reflex techniques. It mentions players like Homer Irish and M. Goddard of Rutland, notes focus on touch, speed control, and wrist action, and references a pharmacy ad at the end.
Windham county farmers report a late last season with 16 days of delays and four weeks of lean days. John Krewe, 81, filed a petition in a United States court matter seeking relief with claimed liabilities of 457.95 and a debt of 176.60. Mr and Mrs Whenever Gay of Northumberland Me celebrate farming around Brattleboro hoping for a bigger factory season, but only 200 of 400 acres are pledged. Sixteen bot is a ton poll near by cited to insure good profit amid price pressures.
Fred Lefebvre testified about a child’s claim in Burlington Court on March 31. Peter Crebett, charged with sealing, and Ben Pastiby, alleged ring involvement, faced questions as Lefebvre recounted a confusing night at Combett’s home and Corbett and his wife preparing for bed. The judge ordered return to a location near 501 North Shrmet.
In New Orleans and then Panama three players traveled with heavy funding from government officials and workers to back the decisive Panama game. Crowds cheered as Culebra led late, and players were hauled off the field amid a stadium din, while pools and wagers ran high among participants and observers.
A fragment mentions Iblair's Pills with price details and a court ruling. The text notes rates, foreign terms, and a notice regarding allowances or permissions issued by a court, with references to Ala and a person named Carleton. The readable portion points to a regulated price and legal action without clear narrative context.
Frank P. Gaynor, 37, of Athol, was found dead in his room after a hemorrhage. He had been with the Whitney Company for twelve years. Authorities ruled the death due to natural causes, with the body discovered Thursday night.
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