Beauty Tips for Clear Skin and Vitality
An advertisement urges ambitious women to achieve a clear complexion by addressing internal health issues. It promotes Seaver's Laxative Tonic Tablets as a remedy that purports to improve bowel function liver health and skin tone, offering money back if no benefit. The ad cites Red Cross Pharmacy Barre Frank Roark East Barre and S C Woodry & Co Cabot as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana
Juno
Seaver
Red Cross Pharmacy
Barre
Frank Roark
East Barre
Woodry & Co
Cabot
Advt
West Berlin News Notes on School and Local Visits
Miss Nellie M. Tillotson closed her primary school for summer study at Castleton Normal and will return in fall. Northfield funeral attendance, pupil discipline and marks cited. Average year attendance 95 percent. Miss Claudia Robinson at a Waterbury concert. Grace Ramsdell visiting Corrie Streeter. Methodist church day exercises praised. Ladies' Aid entertainment netted 8 dollars 40 cents. Mrs. Florence Clark visited friends. Clinton Barrows spent Sunday with his Georgia-based mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Tillotson
Castleton
M. J. Ayers
Amos Chase
Maas Arbuckle
Northfield
Ray Berry
Albert Leonard
Norbert Town
Edith Berry
Catherine Clark
Lillian Culver
Mary Magowen
Helen Town
Edith
Roy Berry
Claudia Robinson
Waterbury
Grace Ramsdell
Montpelier Seminary
Corrie Streeter
Florence Clark
Clinton Barrows
Georgia
Minnie Townsend
Montpelier
Frank Townsend
Nettie Hutchine
Maud Farnham
Flora Whipple
Nellie’ Morse
Hi. Packer
Marchfield
V. Aemia
Jennie Pike
E. J. Volby
Henry S Lawson
B. J. Townsend
Alice Shorey
Lyndonville
Carl Jenson
Racine
Wis
Richard Jones
William Mears
Barre
Nathan
Goddard Seminary
J. W. Ratehelder
Clifford
Carl Batchelder
J. Martin
Fanny
Mildred
Marjorie Cate
Lucy Holt Hikter
Abba Clark
Misa Ethel Bemis
Alice Hudson
Henry Batchelder
Reston
Rebekah
A. W. Hewitt
H. ¥. Cutler
Orville Baker and Sone
Concord
Wood
Hane Fredrickson
F. E. Adams
North
East Montpelier
Fortney House
Sehool Street
Roxbury Notes and Bethel Visits Highlight Local Week
Howard York and J. McCullough were seen in Roxbury and Bethel on Saturday with no orders leading the Barney Marble Co to cut work to five days a week. George Conden rode his motorcycle to Randolph, while Mrs. Howard York returned from Platteburg after a three week visit. Women Watch the Clock as shops urge end of day rituals and ads promote Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from backaches headaches and nervous irritability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard York
J. McCullough
Bethel
Barney Marble Co
George Conden
Randolph
Platteburg
N. Y
Northfield
Bethel Birth and Local Happenings in Royalton
A daughter was born to Ephraim EK Gagne and wife in Royalton, their 17th child amid large families from Massachusetts origins. The town records also note the sudden death of William Taylor in Royalton, burial plans for Somersworth, and various local movements including visitors, property sales, hospital recoveries, and upcoming church conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ephraim EK
Gagne
Royalton
Mr. Gagne
Mrs. Gagne
Gugnes
Massachusetts
Warren Waldo Place
East Montpelier Village Notes and Local News
Mrs Philene Willard visits friends in the village while Frank LeBarron a Civil War veteran dies at about 67. Funeral services Friday from his East Montpelier home with burial in the local cemetery. The five year old run over in Barre Memorial Day is improving. A Greensboro Bend man visits his sister in law. A cooking school attracted many. Cutworms trouble gardens this year causing replanting. One man nets over $00 from his garden plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Philene Willard
Frank LeBarron
East Montpelier
Charles Abbiatti
Barre
Are These Symptoms A Signal To Constipation Remedy
A historical medical pitch describes morning breath and coated tongue with constipation as dangerous. It promotes Pinkleta laxative pills from Dr Williams Medicine Co Behenectady New York, claiming gentle relief without griping and offering free samples or 25 cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Behenectady
N. Y
Plainfield Mins. Notes Local Summer News
Local notes record Beatrice Kellogg finishing teaching at Wheelock and returning home for summer. Various visits and arrivals include Mrs. Martin and son in Cambridge, Max Royce from Waterbury, and Miss Alice Knapp from Montpelier. Schools closed for summer, memorial services held, and a range of town residents and visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Kellogg
Wheelock
Lloyd Farnham
Elva Chase
West Berlin
Frank Rive
Victor Reed
Greenfield
Mags
William Martin
John
Cambridge
Mass
Martin Farm
Edmund Pike
Marshfield
John Bond
East Montpelier
Forrest Walker
Harry Flood
Boston
C.D. Perry
Montpelier
Montpelier Seminary
Max Royce
Waterbury
H. J. Gale
Alice Knapp
Edward Bond
Arthur Prescott
Burnham Colby
Syracuse University
Syracuse
N. Y
Granville Notes and Local Visit Events
Granville social roundup reports Mr and Mrs Quin Ford of Rochester in town Sunday Elwin Scott of Dare visited Mrs W C Sente and Phelps shows farm improvements Roberts of Nortleteehd seeks a home end has taken pon Weelon The farm located on the has moved to the bene drend There will be a church social at the Indira hall Friday night All are invited with extra gend halldings Mr im
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quin Ford
Rochester
Elwin Scott
Dare
W. C. Sente
Phelps
Roberts
Nortleteehd
Locmted
Indira’ Hall
Local Notes From West Topsham Visit
An unclear report mentions William Hightoe and Trinny Tem visiting West Topsham with scattered references to a mine, a barrecad, and Wooderidle. The text is fragmentary and crops up near Md and FP initials, offering few concrete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Sewyer
Newt
Eure
Soft Fluffy Hair Beauty Trend Notice
A fragmentary note describes soft fluffy hair as first aid to beauty with unclear references. The text mentions names and casual phrases, appearing as a garbled passage from an OCR source. No coherent events or identifiable entities form a complete news item.
Death of Mrs Jennie Gifford after tuberculosis illness
Jennie Gifford, also known as Mya Jennie Jewett Gifford, died Sunday at the home of Mrs. Dean Funsett after months of tuberculosis. Born in Hancock, she lived on a Rochester farm with her husband Henry Gifford until his death in 1910. Survived by a brother, sisters, a daughter Ellen Gifford Ellis of Pittsfield, and others, the funeral was held at Mrs. Lamb’s home, with burial beside her husband in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gifford
Dean Funsett
Hancock
William and
Mary Laport Jewett
Henry Gilford
Rochester
Highlands
Gifford
Chelsea Births and Local Notices Paper Fragment
A garbled report notes a daughter born to lr and Mrs a om Tuesday June 8th and another daughter to Mr and Mrs George Tutherly on Thursday. Various names and events are listed from Orange Sheuliow Hale K Darling in Culeie Mast Keturlay to attend meetings. A high school basketball game involving the bowel hearhall team at Taw Aclph Center is mentioned with the Aggies. The text includes many unclear details about attendees, teaching, and local residents across Mt Allene Remdaiph and Clerten Rem areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tutherly
Dane
Mivers Funiee
Bertha Bowen
Orange
Sheuliow
Hale K. Darling
Culeie
Greene
Mt. Allene
Moulton
Eter
Wrek
Remdaipheres
Sylvie Coan
Shemugraa Argent
Hearhall
Eral
Wwf
Chebeon
Local Notes From Fitchburg And Surrounding Towns
Carl Tenney visited Fitchburg from Tuesday to Friday while Rev. Emery bought a Ford from Pearl Green of Stockbridge and built a garage near the Methodist church. Susie Safford traveled to Farmington for Grace Fagley’s wedding. Dr Woodrat of Barre also visited. A boy was kicked by a hare, requiring four stitches. Mr and Mrs J Cheelsera attended a vacation exercise with their daughter Micé. Hydras and seminars drew residents to Crystal Lake and Reeter New Mexico for education. Quarantine cases led to limited movement as three patients improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Tenney
Fitchburg
Miss
B. Emery
Pearl Green
Stockbridge
Susie Safford
Farmington
Mmne
Grace Fagley
F. H. Jusnes
Elise
F.C. Fhotelier
Micé
Tethel
Sever Dhroetore
Mies
Alice Abedel
Haelykine
Margaret Montghing
Bethel Wediewlay
Hodgkins
J. F. Gould
Tre
Angell
Woodbury Co. to Furnish Granite for St Johnsbury Church
Hardwick Woodbury County secures contract to supply granite for the new Methodist church in St Johnsbury seating about 1000 with a project outlay of 604 dollars. The baccalaureate sermon occurred Sunday evening at the Methodist church given by Rev Reading. Class day exercises will be at the opera house Wednesday afternoon and graduation exercises that evening. Seventeen graduates, with Miss Francis Dutton delivering the valedictory and Miss Carrilla White giving the salutatory. Various residents and visitors noted in town including Karl Everson of Barton and Miss Marjory Kimball in Montpelier. The village has improved grounds and greenery planted by the Society and residents Me. and Mrs. Charles Hithherd and Leona Storey were in Myde Park, with other townsfolk mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury Co
St. Johnsbury
Woodbury Granite Company
Haas
New Methodist Church
Methodist Shore
Reading
Opera House
Privday
Francis Dutton
Carrilla White
Karl Everson
Barton
Filly Hall
Marjory Kimball
Montpelier
Mise Leona Storey
Myde Park
Saterday
Mise Florepice Batchelder
Stowe
Mary Garvey
Herre
John Sullivan
A Question of Courage at East Barre Opera House
East Barre residents will see Granite Amusement Co presenting the wartime drama A Question of Courage in two parts at the East Barre opera house tonight. The program opens at 7 30 with pictures starting promptly at 8 o’clock, plus bargains in discontinued corsets advertised by Vaughan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Barre Opera House
Granite Amusement Co
Vaughan's
GetSIT Magic for Corns Promises Quick Relief
A historical ad fragment touts GETSIT as a new simple remedy for corns. It claims quick relief and ease of use once tried, urging readers to experience the product's effects firsthand.
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Roxbury
Ephraim E. Gagne
William T. Taylor
iNiam HH
Taylor
Somersworth
N. H
C. D. Greene
Mr. Taylor
W. C. Blossom
Cliftondale
James F. McCullough
Howard Tenney
Windsor
Ida Davis
Jefferson
Campbrook
C. B. 'Green
H. H. Whitaker
Bella Wynn
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
W. B. Reynolds
Rutland
New York
Grace Reynolds
Christchurch
John Wilson
B. C. Rogers
William Bartlett
Windsor County Court
Whitcombe High School
Kenneth RB. Spaulding
Veda B. Davis
University of Vermont
Dartmouth College
A. Len Cady
Jesse Moody
Fred F. Hackett
East
Mr. Collins
Greensboro Bend
Mrs
Philena Willard
Paris
THE
N.D. Phelps CO
Plainfield
Granville
West Topsham
Urs
Ellen Blanchard
Chicago
Donald Woodworth
J. M. Woodworth
B. A. Durkee
C. R. Pratt
Durkee
Hills
Dow
L. C. Drew
San Diego
Cal
Annie Wood
Essex
Harvey Mendel
New York City
A. Eaton
Mendel
McCall
Marie van Valkenberg
Tewksebury
Athol
Maas
Dwight Adams
Redwater
Cb, Ho
Tale
Father Ham
Helen Blanchard
Smith College
Ruth
Josephine Stimete
South Strafford
Esther Stimets
Mine Charlootte Stimets
Patc Dam
Chelsea
Christy Mathewson
Easter
Peepee
Iashing Rep
Tornee
American Tobacco Company
Vay
VAVAY
Gaysville
Hardwick
Hylte Park
Cheries Wilcow
Joheenn Moray
Johenen
Ort
Sonnet
Art Ry Sree
Cake Ree Ee
Ford
Peter
Allen
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