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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1908
Page
4
The Vermont drag plete urges tighter enforcement of poison sales as a timely issue in New Hampshire. Major General George F. El. notes a single illustration of the need for such a law in New Hampshire amid renewed actions for stronger regulation.
Deturee Cloth unveils a fall showing with extreme fashions for young men and special models for older men. Conventional ideas for the conservative featured. This week highlights $20 suits.
Niott, commandant of the United States Marine Corp, cites Portsmouth prison stock and argues New Hampshire lacks laws to curb surreptitious drug sales. He notes Vermont requires sales be recorded by licensed dealers and urges narrowing access to deadly substances to licensed pharmacists.
Rutland notes report physician concerns for Poulin after illness. A telephone concession invites press access during the legislature. Plans to reorganize the Farmers' club are discussed, alongside the state board of health biennial figures showing births, marriages, deaths, and divorces. Laboratory work in Marlinton covers diphtheria and tuberculosis testing and related costs.
A humorous Barre column recounts a bearded gentleman who shaved off his facial hair at a barber shop, triggering mistaken identity by friends. A conductor's misadventure with a power outage and a Pullman car mishap adds city anecdotes. The piece riffs on the Merry Widow hat controversy and social foibles in local life.
A series of public rhetoricals starts at Montpelier Seminary last night and will run through the year. Seniors presented original orations and declamations by juniors ranged from Life of John Brown to Daniel Webster and Shakespeare. Students debated aviation and examinations in prep schools, with Miss Parker and Miss Marsh among the speakers.
Sunday services listed across Universalist, Presbyterian, Congregational, Baptist, Evangelical, and other churches. Sermons cover themes from Divine Plan of the Ages to The Strong Christ, with youth affairs, catechism, baptisms, and evening worship scheduled. callers welcome, no collection in one church.
Graniteville announces a dance in Unity Temple South Bare on Thursday evening October 1 at 8 o clock with Billys Orchestra. Teams can be put up at ML Lewis.
Saturday Market Specials advertise Nice Native Chickens raised by the sellers at a fair price. The ad touts smoked shoulders for 10 cents and a fresh line of vegetables and fruit, plus daily oysters.
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