Before and After Xmas at Stationers Store
An imperfect ad describes a store’s pre and post Christmas event at Stationers headquarters. It promises gift items, a wide selection, and a focus on usefulness with no mention of prices.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1905
Page
6
An imperfect ad describes a store’s pre and post Christmas event at Stationers headquarters. It promises gift items, a wide selection, and a focus on usefulness with no mention of prices.
Fragmentary item from The Barre Daily Times discusses insurance and life company matters. Mentions The National Life Insurance Company of Vermont and agent Ballard with offices in Miles' Block Barre Vermont. Includes scattered references to policy details and pays, though text is garbled.
A jumble of local notices and advertisements lists shops and goods from Burt’s to Mason Charbon and Pooley Show Store. Mentions eggs at City Dish Market, calendars by B. Hooker & Co., and Queen Quality christening gifts. Also notes Lodge and club meetings, weather strips ad, and a ferryboat incident near South Shaftsbury with a brakeman injured.
A damaged ad recounts an incomplete tale of a pastor from Harpersville who allegedly endured severe coughing fits. The user claims that De King’s New Discovery relieved throat and chest symptoms and cured consumption, with Attie Parlor Drug Store offering the remedy at trial price.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe, purely vegetable remedy for women’s ailments. It claims to avoid alcohol, sows broad cures for nervousness, weakness, displacements, and painful periods, and invites readers to write for advice and to purchase the 3008 page medical guide. Testimonials praise relief from bleeding, back pain, headaches, and insomnia after using the tonic.
Miss Lois Gidinter worked in the Northfield News office during the weeks of the holiday break. The Northfield Public and graded schools closed for two weeks of vacation. winter term starts January 2. Norwich University alumni activity and university building plastering progress noted. Local social events include a Christmas supper and oyster supper at St Marg’s church. Dr. Geo A Hubble to occupy renovated Main Street store space.
Topeka reports an indictment against State Senator F Dumont Smith amid a Kan-sas land fraud inquiry. The case alleges attempts to influence a federal officer. Smith is a prominent Republican figure in Topeka politics.
Albert HB Aniress a former selectman and farmer died by suicide in a barn. He was a well known town citizen, served on the Board of Election for years, and refused a third term. Survived by a son Albert Leroy Andrews in Berlin and a daughter Miss Scott J. Andrews. brothers live in Mississippi and California.
Philo Fotler aged about 101 or 102 died Sunday night December 1 at the dorms of his daughter Mea Verney Wood in Panios after a brief illness. He was the eldest member of Olive Branch Lodge F, 4A MM and was the Gret candidate on whom were conferred when the prank was granted coin. Survived by three children Frank H of Numbarplbn, Mrs Volnex J Wood of or, Abil Bilewortt J Voller of Jackson Michigan. Promoters of Electric Read to Mest have called a meeting in Vergennis Thursday December 31 to discuss the Champlain Valley electric fund project and possible route from Brwak Chemgle to Orwell through Leya and other towns.
Advert reads that Page’s Perfected Poultry Food boosts fowl gains up to 207 percent when hens are well cared for. A Brownsville man endorses two years of use and notes he raises 76 to 100 birds, claiming he cannot do without it. Readers can request a free sample by mailing address on a postal card to CG. & Peegs Hyde Park UK.
Police J P Milford announces a moral improvement stance amid fluctuating arrest figures. Data show varying monthly arrests, with February recording the fewest at 18 and several months peaking, including 97 prisoners slated in July and 60 in August.
Proceeds from an ante at Sir Peters Noman Catholic church Ment iebore will aid a新的 church fund. Authorities note the fundraising reached about three quarters of the required amount and expect work to begin soon after. A national House naval affairs committee considers a bill to provide spectacle funding for a state exhibit in the Capital building at Montpelier.
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