Cordial invitation to working girls endorses Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Miss Barrows of Nelsonville Ohio relays how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegatable Compound aided working girls facing female disorders from long hours. The letter praises the medicine for regulating cycles and easing pain and urges girls to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham whose guidance is free and confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B
Abby S. Barrows
Nelsonville
Athens Co
Ohio
Lydia E Pinkham
Pinkham
Lyun
Mass
Montpelier Boys League Plans 12 Games This Season
The Montpelier MLCG A announces a boys league for the season with a May 2 opener and a 12 game schedule. A cup final is proposed at season’s end for the top teams.
State Librarians to Meet in Montpelier
A Vermont library gathering is planned at the James Hubbard library building in Montpelier on Thursday May 15. Edward M. Goddard, president, aims to broaden membership to all state library workers and will send welcome letters. speakers from outside the state are expected and board members will discuss the commission’s work. Attendees are asked to indicate intent to attend to aid planning and overnight accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Librar Omeoettion
Joge-Hubbard
Montfee
Imuke
Edward M. Goddard
Board of Library Commissioners
Swindling Charge Brought in Caledonia County Court
St Johnsbury attorney Ena Brooks arrested in Littleton New Hampshire on April 3 on charges of conducting a lottery tied to a clothing business. About 700 dollars were allegedly swindled from residents of Johnsbury and Hardwick. He had a hearing and was bound over to the June term in 300 dollars, which was not furnished. Represented by May and Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Ena Brooks
Littleton
N. H
Johnsbury
Hardwick
Caledonia County
May
Hill
Who Will Claim Them Post Office Letters Week End Jan 13 1905
Uncalled letters listed for Tay Barre post office for the week ending January 13 1905 include numerous men and women. Names span Alex Adams Jesse bait Horace Gilman Winfred Hewitt Thomas Honnagen Jon Julien Jus LaBoune L W Pee Wim McKean McGowan Lek Chas Maye amend tilves Jan O Connell Pat Connell Joseph Police W Parking D Royce Attilio Rossi Alex Robertson TH Kuester James Stephen Jas Smith Nellie Allen Mrs Conner G H Hinery Briggs Mrs Jars Grammo Mrs E Gravel Mrs Lamb Mrs Stella Tallant Mee Win Mefiain Mrs Geo Rayo Annie Redney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Barre
Alex, Adams
Jesse Bait
Horace Gilman
Winfred Hewitt
Thos
Honnagen
Jon
Julien
Jus
LaBoune
L. W
Pee Wim
McKean
McGowan
Lek
Chas Maye
Amend Tilves
Jan
O'Connell
Pat Connell
Joseph Police
W. Parking
D | Royce
Attilio Rossi
Alex Robertson
TH. Kuester
James Stephen
Jas. Smith
Nellie Allen
Atr
Conner
G. H. Hinery
Briggs
Jars. Grammo
Mrn
J. E. Gravel
J. E. Lamb
Stella Tallant
Mee
Win
Mefiain
Geo. Rayo
Annie Redney
Hale Hour for Lunch in The Times Short Story
Jeanette Melton, a deft office typist, faces a choice between marriage to a wealthy junior partner and continuing her tea making at the office. She chooses independence, preferring a shared life with her employer Darcy, leading to a playful proposal and a vow to keep both worlds balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette
Francis Darcy
Jeanette Melton
Jenn
Davey
Ap Aanette
Francis
Darcy
Miss Melton
Jove
Carcy
Temple Rainey
Dr Miles Nervine Sleep Aid Advert Thanked By Reader
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a sleep remedy and nerve builder. It claims sleep relieves mental and physical strain, restores vitality, and strengthens nerves, with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana. It includes testimonials of weakness and headaches relieved by the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Miles’ Nervine
Miles
Henry
Benahe
Miles Mical Co
Elhart
Ind
Vermonters to Albany Study New York Legislature Rules
A Vermont party including Speaker Mether D. Proctor clerk T. Cheney and others travels to Albany New York to observe the New York Legislature in session. The aim is to gain pointers for the Vermont commission studying house and senate rules set after the last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morrisville
T.©. Cheney
House of Representatives
Mether D. Proctor
Pred Hamilton
Salisbury
Albany
N. Y
Vermont
House
Senate
Lieut.Gay
Charles H. Stearns
Johann
John H. Merrifield
Newline
Cheney
Walter K. Warneworth
Rutland
Gen
Clarke
Fitts
Brattleboro
Commission
Clara Turner All the Week at Barre Theatre
Announced engagement features Clara Turner in a full week long run with her popular priced company. The show promises lavish drama and elaborate continental scenery, including the tour’s highest salaried repertoire company. Next week includes the play Lured to Ruin on Wednesday night and Cosy Cor as a high priced production by Ca Taylor company.
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Clara Turner
Mins Turner
Sams
Barre
Mi la Pointe
Whitney to mail access line to N G Hay weekly
Miss Susie Be Whitney will send a fine line of access items to N G Hay by Barre starting Monday August 7 and each week thereafter until further notice. Miss Helen Vassar will supervise the work in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie BE. Whitney
N. G. Hay
Barre
Helen Vassar
Granite Cutters Demand in Concord Prices Agreement
Concord travel union seeks wage and work rule changes for granite cutters. Proposed Article updates cover overtime, holiday pay, outdoor work 26 cents extra per day, cart fare, age 50 cuttter minimums, shelter and dust control, cash payments every other Saturday, and a 7% price rise across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Courant
N. H
Granite Cutters National Union
Peace and Violence Mix in Chicago Strike Era
In Chicago on April 14 Montgomery Ward and Co began dispatching more wagons despite a continuing strike by teamsters and garment workers. Police guarded the wagons as tensions rose and a peace conference yielded no settlement. The company claimed the nineteen striking workers had been replaced and could not be rehired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Teamsters
Garment-Workers
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Teamsters Stra
Chicago Fan Players’ Association
Great Northern
Ee. Montgomery, Ward & Co
Rment
Unions Must Pay Damages In Gurney Foundry Suit
A jury in St Catharines Ontario awarded $1,500 damages against six local labor unions in a case brought by Gurney Foundry Company of Toronto. The claim sought $5,000 per member, $16,000 from unions collectively, and an injunction to end boycotts after the company declared an open shop. The ruling follows a province wide boycott conflict sparked when the open shop policy faced union opposition. Water pipes in Burlington were also noted as being in need of repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catharines
Ont
Gurney Foundry Company
Toronto
Gurney
Gary Songpany
Gurney Song
Ules Alin
Burlington Squabble Over City Water and Bills
Burlington aldermen held a heated meeting titled A Royal Squabble. Charges of crookedness flew as Mayor Burke urged order. The session focused on appointing a committee to review the city water supply and the disputed water bills tied to Henry Parker, with the board ultimately approving bills after a vote and withdrawing the veto. The committee includes the water committee members, Dr. J. S. Wheeler, Dr. F. J. Clark, and City Engineer O. Sinclair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buwlington
Burke
Taft
Bila Ie Ceak
Fy Henry Parker
Board of Aldermen
J. 3. Wheeler
de. F. J. Clark
Sinclair
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Montpelier
Eara Brooks
Caledonia County Court
the Times’ Daily Short Story
Temple Hailey
Williamstown
Burlington
Ayers
Davai Men
Chesser & Bird
North Main Street
Hearst
Boston American
Ideal Book and Stationery Store
Hale's
People’s Shoe Store
Frank Harris
Manyon
Almient
Catarrie
Tina
Stelans
Philadelphia
Tselt
Cadillac
Standard Electric Co
Depot Square
People’s Lighting, Heating and Power Co
John J. Flynn
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