Maine Woman Finds Quick Relief From Stomach Ailment
A Maine woman from Aphdile, Mrs BW Senet, suffered long with stomach and digestive disorders. She tried many remedies until Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy gave swift relief after one dose. The ad claims the product cleanses the digestive tract, relieves stomach, liver and bowel issues, and is sold by Russell's Red Cross Pharmacy and others.
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Maine
Senet
Aphdile
Mayr
Sande
Mayer
Russell
Red Cross
Fuasecy
Adot
Taft on Monroe Doctrine and Canada in Montclair address
Former U S president and lawyer William Howard Taft discussed the Monroe doctrine and Canada during an address in Montclair New Jersey He argued that landing troops in Canada by Britain s enemies would not violate the doctrine but establishing a new form of government after victory could and urged caution in anticipating future invasions He noted Canada s wartime role and cautioned Congress and the public to seek law based solutions over emotional reactions The piece reflects Taft s cautious legal view of international intervention amid World War I concerns.
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William Howard Taft
United States
Ohio
Superior Court
Cincinnati
American Academy of Jurisprudence
American Bar Association
Kent
Yale University
Montclair
N. J
Taft
Dominion
Canada
Mr. Tait
Great Britain
Gery
Germany
Canute
Mr. Taft
Himerif
Chritian Leiwner Montfor
Montpelier Electric Car Workers Elect New Officers
Division 242 of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Employees of America held its annual meeting at the car barn on Saturday night and elected officers for the year. Dennis Sweet as president DeWitt Parry as vice president Ray Coppine as recording secretary Charles H Reagan as financial secretary Arthur Smith as warden and sentinel William Somerville C J Reagan and J P Chapman as delegates to the Central Labor union Ed Rent as correspondent secretary to the union paper. Charles T Sibley sold three parcels of land and a house in Barre to W H Ward for 1000 dollars. Seventy one Marquis de Lafayette chapter D A R members attended the December meeting with regent Mrs W J Dewey. Delegates chosen for the state convention to be held in Montpelier in January include Mrs J A DeBoer Mrs F L Hayden Mrs C Warren of Waterbury and Mrs J C Worthen of Barre with alternates Mrs N D Phelps of Barre Mrs A G Eaton Mrs O K Hollister of Barre and Mrs B R Demeritt of Waterbury. A program was given. In city court Ern est Poindexter pleaded guilty to larceny of a watch from Samuel McCloud and was sentenced to days in county jail. Deputy Sheriff Lawson escorted William Spear from Barre to the state correction at Rutland yesterday.
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Aasociation of
Street and Electric Employee of America
Elec
Dennis Sweet
DeWitt Parry
Ray Coppine
Charles H. Reagan
Arthur Smith
Central, Labor Union
William Somerville
C. J. Reagan
J. P. Chapman
Ion
Montpelier
J. A. DeBoer
Fla
Hayden
C. Warren
Waterbury
Mes
J. C. Worthen
Barre
N. D. Phelps
A. G. Eaton
O. 1K. Hollister
B. R. Demeritt
Erneat Poindexter
Samuel McCloud
Lawson
William Spear
Rutland Yeaters
Bethel Official Gets Barre Promotion At Local Station
Bethel J L W H Carr longtime C V railway station agent accepted a similar position at Barre station after years of hard work. During Woodbury Granite Co suspension W H Allen hunted and brought a red fox. Mika Flensie Goodell suffers appendicitis and will go to Burlington for opera. Leavens of Burlington visited Bethel Inn. Ke Spalding served on Woodstock grand jury. Noble and Washburn on petit jury. A telemeal choir fundraiser at F C Muslam’s featured four church choirs and a sacred concert the Sunday before Christmas. Wanun’s club met at Kid Fellows Pocane and heard a Scotland talk by Mrs ar ranged between trams ed the village as well as school teams.
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Woodbury Granite Co
W. H. Allen
Mika Flensie Goodell
Thurlington
MW. L. Washburn
F.C. Mulsam
Wanun
Kid Fellows
Scotland
Mre
Echaol
Piles Cured in Days Claim for Ointment Sale
An advertisement-like notice markets a product named mommy MO PAR OINTMENT claiming cures for itching, bleeding, and protruding piles within six to fourteen days. It presents a refund promise and urges readers to purchase for relief.
Westehill resident injured by revolver misfire update
Chelsea Neal Clerk of the Hood farm on the West hill received an ugly wound in his left hand from an accidental gun discharge. The bullet lodged in the writ and was removed by Dr. A. T. Mirehall. Not expected to cause serious results. Dr. F. J. Godfrey attended a state medical board meeting in Burlington. Wallace B. Dutton of Brookfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dutton, clerking at Ordway Holman & Co. store. Other locals include O. Fay Allen and Archie F. Seaborn in Moston on business, Alonzo Taylor of Barre visiting daughter Mrs. George D. Lyford in South Washington, and Dr. Fred L. Beckwith improving after stomach trouble. State's Attorney Williams and Sheriff Kent left for Boston to round up witnesses for county court cases. Lydia (Trask) Bixby died at 70 after a lingering illness. funeral at Weet Till church. Allen & Underhill contracted with Eastern Empire Lyceum for Rip Van Winkle by Sprague brothers at the opera house on East Hill. Boardmans return from Northfield to finalize winter plans. Local dramatic company replayed The Man of Mystery at the opera house with fair attendance despite bad weather. Tracy building a private garage for his automobile, supervised by Harvey W. Spear.
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F. J. Godfrey
Burlington
State Medical Board
Wallace B. Dutton
Brookfield
Iver Dutton
Ordway, Holman & Co
Hen A. Goodrich
O. Fay Allen
Archie F. Seaborn
Moston
Alonzo Taylor
Barre I4
George D. Lyford
Washington
Fred L. Beckwith
Frank S. Williams
Edward W. Kent
Boston
Lydia (Trask) Bixby
Ellen Andrus
Court Street
Dintetes
Sind
Lyman Sprague
Andrew L. Sprague
West Hill
Thoreday
Urbin le Hixby
East Hill
Allen & Underhill
Hastern Empire Lyceum Burea
Syracuse
N. Y
Sprague Brothers
Rip van Winkle
Opera
Augustus J. Boardman
Opera Howe
OOD
Tracy
Harvey W. Spear
Thanksgiving Week Social Notes From East Montpelier
East Montpelier Vermont notes record Carl Sibley and family visiting Bethlehem NHS for Thanksgiving with Clark Sibley and Lewis. Laing brothers and wives spend Thanksgiving in Woodsville NH. W A LaPoint hires Dick Beckley as winter janitor for the stage school, boarding at Richard Copping's. Philip LaPoint recovers from rheumatic trouble and can go out. W A LaPoint ships eight cows from Winfield to Davis Montpelier. Lewis Sibley injured left wrist fixing a door lock and treated by Dr Harkness. Arthur Coburn and Mrs. Coburn visit likeminded hosts near Thanksgiving. Mrs. Laing of Woodsville views Lewter Far... (text fragmented)
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Carl Sibley
Bethlehem
Nhs
Clark Sibley
Lewis
Lester Laing
Woodsville
Dick Beckley
W. A. LaPoint
Stage School
Richard Copping
Philip LaPoint
Winindeld
Daviath Montpelier
Lewis Sitley
Harknees
Montpelier
Arthur Coburn
Weste
Harry Townsend
Laing
Woodeville
Seales
Marre
Adversely Recounted North Montpelier Visits and Travel
Fragmented OCR notes describe a sequence of names and short travels. Mentions Mr and Mrs Ato Maytom of North Montpelier visiting relatives, and various others such as Morr, Whitehor, Walter Patel, and Mrs Kate York. References to business trips to the West, and visits in Montpelier, Darre, Narre, Woodlury, and Narre with related names.
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Ato Maytom
North Montpelier
Gazella
PB. Morr
Wharesee Whitehor
Walter Patel
Worbert Lowery
C. HL Lashler
Montpelier
Darre
Minnie Horr
Pamey
King's Yard
Willie Folle
Woodlury
Wieter
Narre
Kate York
Vanity
Eteyee Rohansom
Robert Lowery
Pharre
Randolph al a Priget and tin daughter notes of Montpelier trip
Randolph al a Priget and family members travel to Montpelier for a state grange event. Local social updates include visits, births, health notes, and upcoming Odd Fellows hall dedication with Mason Stone as speaker. Rev J J Thompson relocates with family to Kelton House.
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AL A. Priget
Tin
Mins iMary Priest
Montpelier
Grange
George C. Flint
West Berlin Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mise Blanche Gilpin from Northfield visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Horry last week. Miss Claudia Robinson was in Montpelier Tuesday. Mrs M M Stires was very ill that week. Mise Addie Emerson was in Montpelier last Saturday. Mrs Baral Davie visited her daughter Mire George More in Waterbury and returned home Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Walter Dolneton visited their parents Mr and Mrs B S Gave Sunday. Frank Hobnson of Dewitt from Burlington recently visited his parents Mr and Mrs A Robbeun.
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Mint
Gertrude Lull
Montpelier
Nver
C. Chamberlin
Mise Mary Pratt
LaMotte Smith
Saime City
Wis
Mra
S. TL. Brooks
Hame
Frederick Leeds
Trvin Chase
Shelburne Falls
Mags
Irvin Chane
John Chase
Newton Ville
Mass
Mise Blanche Gilpin
Northfield
Clifford Horry
Claudia Robinson
Mont-|epolier
M. Robinson
Berlin Corner
Mise Helen Flin
Pullamville
M. M. Stires
Mise Addie Emerson
Baral Davie
Mire
George More
Waterbury
Walter Dolneton
B.S
Surilay
Dewitt
Hurlington
Parenta
A. Robbeun
Waterbury Christian Endeavor Event At School Gym
A pleamot and well attended Christian Endeavor meeting occurred at the local school gym. Participants included Phane wala Mise Destine Bidwell Mise Hath Gravee Pauline Ayers Arial Doretiy Melent,iam and others. A later social hour featured Warden Vereher and remarks about the week’s activities.
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Socrot
Phane Wala
Destine Bidwell
Plane Dunte
Mice
Pauline Ayers
Ireta
Beth Paatrode
W. Ly Hnhewutt
Graniteville Evening Gate Event Report
The fragment describes an evening scene in Graniteville with a group gathering near a gate and noting involvement of Perk and Be Sal SF et A. It mentions a person named Pernton and a toned event at the gate, with references to feet and a ceremony. details are unclear due to damaged text.
Begy's Mustarine Promises Fast Relief for Pain and Illness
An antique advertisement touts Begy's Mustarine as a universal remedy for lumbago sore throat neuralgia and many ailments. It claims rapid relief from heat colds bronchitis sore throat cough lumbago rheumatism and neuritis and lists sprains bruises cramps and swelling as treatable. The ad urges readers to buy a 25 cent yellow box from a druggist, asserting its effectiveness and prompt action.
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Begy
Advi
Christmas sale in Marshfield draws success and support
The annual Marshfield Christmas sale blended church decoration and bustling booths with candy, fancywork, aprons, and a dollar tree. Volunteers led by Mrs Morton Moree and Miss Mattie Dwinell organized food and entertainment, while cooks offered chicken pie meals. Community members contributed articles and gifts, and plans for a community Christmas tree were encouraged to involve all residents.
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Morton Moree
Mattie Dwinell
Mra S. Swerdfeger
M. Lilley
Acts Durnam
Voews Solow
Sponieen
Ethel Lamberton
Miss Burnham
A. L. Preston
Lowell
Mass
Ray Nichols
Randolph
Huel
George May
Instoweeks
Mes
Thovring
Toston
J.T. Dasting
J. Bailey
Groton
Truman Bartlett
Plainfield
Princes Verk
Tor
Bern
Bern Pristesson
Wwe
South Randolph Mm Chrtens teed wet of the lew Gay
garbled OCR fragment mentions events near South Randolph with unclear names and dates. readable bits suggest a local item about a church or event, but key details are unreadable and no clear action or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
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Lew Gay
Samus
Ford
Industrial opportunities in American resources and transport
Extracts from George Otis Smith's address emphasize four pillars of western industry brain brawn labor and capital. He argues favorable distribution of raw materials and shared power resources drive industrial expansion citing coal land petroleum natural gas metals and hydro power as key assets across states and regions. The piece highlights mobile finance public support and American ingenuity as vital to peace time production and postwar prosperity.
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United States
Engineers of
America
Mnantaie
Saga
Made from a Rib in a Town Debate
An Indy orator, a tall angular woman, argues about equality and women’s rights. A balding man questions the rib origin, crying out and muttering poses about men claiming credit. The exchange features sharp retorts and a mock debate on gender and creation.
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Bethel
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C. V
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American Clothing CO
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Crown
Steve
Barre, Vermont
THE
Barre Electric CO
Sek
Chelsea
Neal Clark
East
Adamant
Paw Bates
Maggie Ead
Rew Mgm
Glendine Lina
George Chatfield
W.C. Stack
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Jennie Fishy
Emmi Greene
May Goodwin
Hila Benee
Mattie Chase
Clara Ketcham
Delia Chandler
Martha Williams
Mix
Mary Jord
al H. Beedle
Frank Parker
Parker
Mele
Claremont
Nhw
Mieie
Arthur Garlarneau
Hon
Mason 5
Stone of
West Berlin
Pelton
Graniteville
South Carrot
South
Mra Meraer
Wilerd
Reverehouse
Tiss
NEW York Auction & Commission House
N. Main St
Dreamland
Frank McGill
George Otis Smith
U.S. Geological Survey
DR. Chase
Auco Furnace
Perry & Noonan
Pete E
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