Comforting Words on a Kidney Pill Remedy
An elderly Barve Vermont resident Alvin F. Smith recounts lifelong back pain and recurring kidney issues, praising Doan's Kidney Pills from a local drugstore as relief after multiple attacks. The advertisement urges readers to buy the Foster-Milburn Co. product with the slogan Remember the name Dean's.
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Alvin F. Smith
Vint Street
Barve
Daya
Bea
Drown
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Piles Trick Promises Pain Free Cure
A vintage advert promotes Hill's Pile Pomade claiming painless relief from piles in 14 minutes. It touts easy 48 apply with no staining and urges readers to obtain it from their druggist. The notice appears to support a public service listing with contact details.
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Hill
D. F.ee
Maple Sugar and Syrup Offers Advertised in Vermont
Pair of good Maple Sugar to close at Dc a pound and Maple Syrup priced at 1.00 per gallon. Advertises ham bacon salt pork salt salmon and other first class goods. Encourages calls and mentions J. Ry Osborne East Barr, Vt processor to BR, J. Wondward.
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J. Ry Osborne
East Barr
J. Wondward
Insurance in No Mistake in Barre Daily Times
Fragmentary OCR complains that insurance must be present at all times, praising National Life Insurance. The garbled text lists stray words and names, giving no clear event, date, or responsible parties to anchor a full summary.
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Mir Your
National Life Insurance Sump
Eas Ve Oe
Balara
Yen Rers
Salad
Roeal Sean
Bors
Talk of the Town items and shop notices
Cut flowers at Youngaun's. Wanted two hundred cart for winter storage. Geo J. clad Masonic charms and pins at L P Austin's the watch and cloak man. L P Austin sells stone cutters glasses from 20c to 2.00. Framed or unframed pictures in store at wholesale price. H P Baldwin.
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Youngaun
S. Tel
Geo. J
L. P. Austin’s
L. P. Austin
H. P. Baldwin
Town Hall event draws large crowd for poetry and praise
The Williamstown gathering featured a poetry reading by Mrs A S Whitcomb, a poem to celebrate a couple’s twenty-fifth anniversary, and refreshments. Edison records sale and social events filled a busy evening with music by Montpelier's Hale pavilion orchestra and notices for real estate, services, and church activities.
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Aine
Whitcomb
Graniteville Union Meeting Notice Proceeds February 26
The regular meeting of Branch No. 12 Quarry Workers International Union of North America will be held February 26 at seven p.m. in Miles' hall Graniteville. Corresponding secretary Jesse Miller notes this and other details. Houtwell Milne Varnum.
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Quarry Workers’ International Union
North America
Miles’ Hall
Graniteville
Jesse Miller
Patente
Grandmas
Houtwell, Milne & Varnum
Local Tonics Featured at Red Cram Pharmacy
Mrs K Sein of Harbor praises TL as a neighborhood favorite tonic. The remedy touted as spring medicine is sold with a guarantee at Red Cram Pharmacy, Rickert & Welle, priced at 50 cents.
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Mra. K
Sein
Tyre
Jie
Red Cram Pharmacy
Riekert & Welle
Refund pledge for Greene’s Tar Syrup kept by merchants
The undersigned agree to refund the money on a 60 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure cough or cold. A 25 cent bottle is offered to prove satisfactory with money refunded. Red Cross Pharmacy and multiple merchants signatories include E A Crown CH Kendrick & Co D L Davis and others.
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Greene
Red Cross Pharmacy
E. A. Crown
Kendrick & Co
D. ¥. Davis
Cae
L. Bédson
J. A. McArthur
W. H. Mites
Barre Vermont City Election Notice and Ballot
The legal voters of Barre Vermont are warned to meet on the first Tuesday in March 108 at 9 in the forenoon in their wards for the choice of mayor treasurer city auditor and other offices for one or three year terms. They will vote on licenses and on school and alderman positions in several wards and at named polling places.
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Barre
Vermont
Matoh
Sons
Eet
Dork
Nity
Boll
Echool Commission
Pivoran
Sim Wand
Chum Street
Funeral Notices and Local Incidents From Montpelier
The Montpelier column records a trip to Atlantic City by Mr. Crom Mrs. Ewers and Mise Currie Crone for two or three weeks. It notes the funeral of Mrs. Raysignw W. Balt on with details of attendees and interment at Reed Monta cemetery. Reports include a near-fatal candy incident, a hospital death of Stephen P. Marsh at 9 o'clock, and several social events with residents like Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Haskins, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cole of Barre. The text mentions multiple names and places, reflecting a bustling community notice page.
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Bart Crom
Mra. Ewers
Mise
Currie Crone
Grateway
Atlantic City
H. de Wanker
Hyde Park Calf Skin Center Promotes Local Bank Adverts
The feature extols C. S. Page of Hyde Park for building a leading calf skin business and a thriving Hyde Park Savings Bank. It credits home investments and Page’s advertising strategy with boosting deposits by nearly a quarter of a million in six months, praising conservatism and trust in local banking. It urges other institutions to adopt similar advertising to grow.
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Boral
CS Page
Hyde Park
Page
Vermont
Hyde Park Savings Bank
C. S. Page
Chelsea Townsfolk Seen At Social Tonight
A mistyped list of local residents and visitors appears, noting Ida Mowry of Witder entertaining Mrs. Ann I Goss and various Chelsea individuals traveling to Barre City, Northfort, and Rutland for family and social reasons. The piece mentions illnesses, house moves, and a grange gathering with dances and a local arrest tied to an unrelated charge.
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Ida Mowry
Witder
Ann I. Goss
Oes McFarland
Washington
Chelsea
Barre City
Vrank EL
Leon
Bone
Lealie
Maple Avenue
Sprague
Fo Northfort
George A Tide
Funeral for W. Was Held With Frasier Officiating
Funeral services for W were held yesterday at the cee Pe street with Rev Fraser officiating. Numerous mourners attended including Willis Morton Robert Mitchell Dr George Scott and Ernest Tracy. Floral tributes were many from friends and relatives. Interment followed at Southview cemetery. Several out of town relatives and neighbors were present including Mr and Mrs Johnson of Lebanon and four others.
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Editon
Fraser
Willis Morton
Robert Mitchell
George Scott
Ernest ‘Tracy
Afbualians
Holson
Johnson
Lebanon
Gators
Southview Cemetery
Northfield Community Notes and Local Events
Local residents report Kendall and family returned from a visit to As Aremville. J H Winchlaw has been confined to the hearse since Tuesday with grippe. A large crowd attended a dance at Vaxbury Friday evening. Miss Certride Dunham mentors at the public library during Mine Nelite Brows’s absence due to illness. A De Witt Clinton, UK delegation plans a meeting on Werner May to welcome a new deputy. The town and district school meeting will publish two covers this year for war votes. Norwich basket game against Wesleyan Friday night is anticipated as Wesleyan’s strong team visits. Lerwick shows progress and is expected to fare well against visitors. The town meeting agenda includes extending tax exemptions to the B. B. Tite Granite company on Wall and Water streets, a matter already drawing discussion and board of civil authority attention.
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Tlay Kendall
Aremville
de J. H. Winchlaw
Grippe
Uip
Inlet Spratt Montpeller
Vaxbury
de Witt Clinton
Werner
Toedlog
Auwil
Toakon
Norwich
Will Cove
Amine
Wesleyan
Ae Wesleyan
Lerwick
Smd
B. B. Tite Granite Company
Inge
Board of Civil Authority
Plainfield Mra Mahala dies after long service in East Barnet
Plainfield mourns Mrs Mahala, born Cabot in 1831, who lived in East Barnet. Funeral at Langereasenel Church Cabot with Rev Jennings officiating. Survived by daughter Moe Coane Gea. sons W Porter Marshfield and Arthur Bat thelier Plainfield. brother mies Bewiile in the West.
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Mahala
Moe
East Barnet
Langereasenel Church
Af Cabot
Res
Mr. Jennings
Cie
Barnet
W. Porter
Marshfield
Arthur Batthelier
Plainieuts
Mies Bewiile
Hering
Iwhala
Hiewdle
Cabet
March
Tpost
Algenti
Cavindtal
Nerdell
Card of Thanks We Wish a Memorable Obituary Note
A brief card expresses gratitude to all who offered support and sympathy during a period of loss. It acknowledges friends and neighbors for kind words, visits, flowers, and meals, and thanks the community for comforting assistance.
Misread Telegram Sparks Bitter Suspicion at Dover
A proud M P rushed to Dover after a telegram he misread as infidelity. Back home he confronted his wife who said she had sent a harmless note to a Mr X about tea in Dover Street. The episode ends with a lighthearted realization and cricket talk.
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Warren Herjamin
Pears
Hichard Kennedy
Sheri B
Adame
Tivkien
Thurway
Weer Fairler
Wiliam Maul
Justive
Hirvach
M. P
Charing Cross
Dover
Mr. X
Mrs. X
Dover Street
Pearson's
Brown
Jack
London Judy
Wit on the Field of Honor and Humorous Bits
The Cleveland Leader quotes Curran and Egan debating honor with sharp banter about size and marksmanship. Corobill Magazine notes humor as a trait of a true humorist and Bacon reflects on trust in giving counsel.
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Bacon
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Dirse
Howsehold Wii
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J. D. Ossola
Xarly Bourkse
Louis K. Averill
D. Bot
Ista Barro
T My Ata
Purnell Street
I. J. Bolster
F. L. Harris & Co., Carpenters
Folie
Joe Koralsky
Custom Tailor
Lavtier En Dyllemen
Dei
Elere
Gein Rene Muita
The
Gareerie and
Diag Sk
Teley Hone
Eastman Bick
Main St
Barre Daily Times
Talk OF
TOWN
Williamstown
C. A. Briggy
RE. Eilia
Spaulding Street
Edison
Ene Averill Music Co
Univer
Earth
Lambind
Hale's Pavilion
Montpelier Orchestra
Edwin Arvoo
Jef Frees
South Main
John Tierney
Soni Saitet
North Ain
Univermlist
Mbea
D. A
Tafonn
Thorn
Anil
Uh Tome
Alrs
Henry Stewart
Rails Promenale
Adtilandon
Carson C.D. Brockway
Range County Carriers” Association
Mr. Walbridge
Feanl
Spaulding
Summer Street
Wand
Beckley Strort Echo
Montpelier
Stephen P. Marsh
Pleut
Bertin
Rita Fin
Bia
Mevapethr Seminary
Saris
Wigar Lowell
Mane
Aml
Savings Bank
Lydia Rixty
East Brookfield
Aire
Charles Chackwit
Mies Nara West
Weiler
le Restolph Normal Poli
Ieft
Hloonie West
George
Adama
Stanley Wilson
WW. Wilson
Konewm Ceange
Enat
Aurora
Grange
Haut
Randolph
Saul Royalton
Tunbridge
Waeliiegtom
W. F. Editon
Elido Mewelly
Mrs. Suttte
Gabrielle
George Flint
Lottie Plint
Indy
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Braintres
Fannie Howard
Harry Sautte
Somersville
Maso
Ed. Sault
Highlands
Waldo Flint
Share
Braintree
S. W. Fish
Fish
Ned Buck
Felchville
Darwin Washburn
Ameumonia
A. Neville
Keena
N. H
Myre
Arthur Putnam
Henry George
Monnday Miraing
Oldlock
Tie Bee
W. A. Batchelder
W. A. Me
Rewster
Pod. Blanchard
Clarence Booth
Ea. George
Richmond
Northfield
Dunham
Northielt
Northfield Shoul
Plainfield
Ghaniteville
Garam
Faye
Ieee Ne Eve Cy Ees
Chien
Riley
Curran
Egan
Histol
Mr. Egan
Cleveland
Corobill Magazine
Ayer
Ic, Ayer Co., “Mami
Lowell, Mass
Cisely
S.J. Segel & CO
Barre Clothiers
Depot Square
Rogers & Hubbard Bone
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
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