Deans Kidney Pills Advertised For Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement promotes Deans Kidney Pills as effective for backaches, kidney trouble, and related pains. It cites testimonials from customers in Marre and Buffalo and urges readers to buy from Down's Drug Store, 80 cents a bottle, with Down's as the trusted name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Churchil
Merchant Street
Marre
Axyes
Drown
Charalin
Strienile
Byvelearche
Poster Mibura’ Co
Buffalo
United States
Down's
Wowan's Great Test to Make Herself Attractive
Poor OCR text outlines a health tonic claim for women. It mentions constipation kidney issues blotches and eruptions. It promotes Med Cross as a remedy for stomach liver blood and hair health and social appeal.
Mens Suits And Hats Sale Ad From Local Store
Local shop advertises men's suits priced around 100 for this week with discounts on regular line. Also offers soft hats from 1.25 to 1.75, light colored caps, and Bolbriggan underwear at bargain rates. Boys' suits offered at about 2.50, plus 75 cent children’s suits.
Pea Pad Faire Opens With Mothers and Girls Event
A local event titled Pea Pad Faire opens this weekend featuring mothers and their girls in a community gathering. Organizers invite families to participate in activities, crafts, and displays aimed at showcasing youth involvement and neighborhood spirit.
Portable work items cited for use in towns
A garbled note references portable items linked to work in towns. It mentions potatoes and tubes in a nonsensical context. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Weathered Wood Mix Showcased in Local Lumber Ad
Fragmentary note describes hard and soft wood mixes for weatherproofing and construction. Mentions proper article style and delivery, with stray phrases hinting at a printer's or supplier's idiosyncratic wording. No clear dates, prices, or named entities available from the readable text.
Montpelier Residents Attend Social and Health Events
A valley of Montpelier residents and visitors gathered for community activities and health notes. Visitors include Mary Vivtehtr in hospital care. families such as the Sibleys and Youngs travel to New York for health and education visits. a village-wide sing is planned June 24 under Diedley Bri Your direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheninion
Montpellet
Petler
Mallory
Orreit Parker
Fininiirid
Roey
Harry Shaky
Mies
Aline Gilmore
Durte
Goddard
Roxbury
Julia
Willard
Henry D. Arevinw
Sterling, Mass
Foster
Mra
Stevene
Stevens
Tr. M. Farnham
North Randolph
George
Williams
Williamtown Notes From a Summer Season in 1900s Era
Local items from Williamstown report church visits and university ties in Syracuse and Montpelier, with residents attending conventions. Anecdotes include travelers from California to Washington seeking white worker placement and granite works endorsements. Social notes cover marriages, visits, and family gatherings among townspeople and neighbors.
Randolph Isked Fragmentary Village Notices
A mangled OCR fragment from Randolph lists names, movements, visits, and small events. It mentions residents and visitors such as Arthur Austin, Mrs Jennie Kell, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Adams, and George Purdy, with notes on homes, cottages, church activities, and school events. The jumbled text references a barn, a building under construction, a terrace residence, and local social notices including funerals and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Kell
Walontis Tre Brooks
Sertou
Tutla Gure
Reptile Church
Boston
Shale
B.S
Sesike 9
Huntington Cony
Elileon
Williaim
G. Crampton
Enoe
Jor
Homer White
Eld
Mien
Rovian
Develiter
George Taplin
Mike Meride Glifurt
Ofa
Ap Bethel
Arthur Holling
Wrat Somerville
Lacine Webb
B.S Waakleiesi
Dwlehyville
Sim
Stelle Ane
Lebanon
Mira
Neal Beek
George Purdy
Derry
Lien
Brigg House
Selrooefront
Wallace Cheeboro
Providence
B. L
Frown Uni
Melief Corps
Piller
Marcela Amaden
Montpelier
GAR
Jenala Vaoraam
Mary Pletcher Horphal
Dury Tiyrton
Tiwksbory
C.J. Rusoritl
Cewhsbury Eotchape
Orchard Beach
Thareday
Banford
Batley
Gilvon
Satan
Reformer Seeks Campaign Expenses From Gubernatorial Candidates
Thattleboro reports The Reformer has solicited sworn statements of campaign expenses from candidates Mead Ingness Westenhers Hapgood ahead of the state Republican convention. Three replies have arrived, one candidate has not yet responded, and The Reformer plans to print the detailed accounts for voter review and convention reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thattleboro
Toeponce
Allice
Campaien
Messrs
Wientwoml
Mead
Ratehelder
Hapgood
Groton Social Notes Mention Visits and Construction Plans
Me Tl Whitenill at Unicome painting recetti born to Mr and Mrs Dawid Wiedenbill. numerous visitors including Mr and Mrs William Wicker of Woodbine NH. Foundation started for a Baptist voyage project. public service commission members examined the railroad bridge and recommended an underpass project with a 7000 dollar assessment from Groton to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl Whitenill
Unicome
Recetti
Dawid Wiedenbill
Meadt
Darling
Mortpeller Wrenenter
Mire
Mary Loeeil
St. Jotnedyrye
New Baptist
William Wicker
Woexlweine
Myera
Woat Newton
Lane
H.W. Hesth
Sore
Jome
Cheries
Teton
Miss
Athan View
Heath
Jeckeow
Dai
Manders
Cnmmiston
He Eelechnen
Divoll Bridge
Am ‘Imderpary
Giretan
Menor
Dellars
Reformer Offends Steam Engineers Meeting Protests
The article records a tense Local meeting where members of the Steam Engineers union oppose the Regular meeting of Joel No. 423. The disturbance centers on a proposition and objections to its terms as discussed amid proceedings at a London area venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Plainfield Social Roundup From Early Week in Town
Dell Dwinnell and others travel to Klpewater and Barre relatives visit town. Mr and Mrs Tuther Stintanm visit Chinen Home in Massachusetts. Mrs Rosale Collier and Mrs Audimen Foss stop by from Ta oni and Wetertown. Margarett Mansfeld visits sister Nebion Haniel. Louie Radord hosts at HB Lane home. Vermont Congregational Convention attendance noted. farm price details listed.
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Dell Dwinnell
Mast Calais
Hline Willy
Dwight Hollister
Klpewater
Tiurry Parks
Tallowe Palle
Pasltt
Guiting Saipan
Lanpetiero
Mon
Alina
Taoni
Wml
Audimen ‘Foss
River
Wetertown
Tie Sietare
Mise
Margaret Mansfeld
White River
Ella Kidder
Wed Mere
Louie Radord
HB Lane
Tomday
Piatt Bt
Cyr
Swittwater
N. H
Jae
Heer
Visting Nordaik
Wierd
Ervin Nye
Perrin
Fisk
Benty Bertlett
Vermont
Peerean
Hall
Sueervanty
Reguinnaiveting of Jorn No 429 at Tantus hall Graniteville
In Graniteville on Tuesday an event called Reguinnaiveting of Jorn No 429 presented by the Union of Steam Ingiivers, with benches and a general admission. Old and young folk danced to Miles on key evening under the Mostic circle, F. of A, with a lively program including entertainment and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reguinnaiveting
Jorn
Forneticial Union of Steam Ingiivers
Tantus’ Hall
Craniteville
Tuealag
Bupinene
Lapartance
Mostic
Wholesale prices and price indices in 1900 to 1910
Wholesale price trends show year over year increases across many commodities from 1900 to 1910. The text notes higher than average wholesale prices, with marked rises in food, lumber, chemicals, fuel, and dairy, plus notable declines in some items later in the year. It cites percentage changes and regional variations, including specific items such as tonnage, butter, and meat products, with comparisons to 1908 and March 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriain
Igy
Deventer
Colt
Getabers
Paneer
Onte
Jrmes
Rural Free Delivery Network Sends Billions of Letters
The rural free delivery service of the United States distributes nearly 3,000,000,000 letters and parcels annually across all states and territories from Maine to Alaska. About 410 carriers daily manage routes. workers’ salaries total 98 million dollars yearly. The department processes millions of inquiries, routes changes, and record copies, with a small staff of about 110 in some regions, and keeps extensive daily ledgers for postage and delivery records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
wWaya
Exery
Maine
Aleka
Department of Rural
Gertion
Loterp
Trv
Hartiers
Growing Ginseng and Its Massachusetts Farm Venture
A Massachusetts farmer recounts the long, costly path to cultivating ginseng, noting it takes years to grow marketable roots and discussing the risks of blight, pests, and weather. The piece cites a twelve by four mile plot, the need for regular spraying and roofed protection, and references industry interest amid cautious optimism from local growers.
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Luix Woods
Masschusatte
Wich
Nestler Wristel
Mienay
Pervona Ly
New York
Miraschwaitte
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J Waite
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Scioto
Bere
Wells River Railroad
A Wowan
Meramec
Corey
Ash
Alex, Gorey & CO
Depot Square
Calder's
CM. Taft
Handolph Canter
Office
M. Morse & Jackson
East Montpelier
Williametown
Crk
Syracuse
University
Thoreday
Stem
Joe
Tan” Daley
Grossan Beckett Granite Company
Olean F. MrAllister
Inet
Can Phillip
Peckett Bok
Wiram
Drury
Marton
Sen
N. Y
Wniversity
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Guts
Charles Sivright
Nurker
B.D. Rowte
Ralph Ditty
Berlin
Assiist
Faaines McCarthy
Misa Yeahella McCarthy
Ix Berre
Willian MrTtenard
Bo T Hobert
Toxne
Bart
Olf
Ya Pooring
Duprey
Northbeld
Mimov Nollie
Emma Smith
J. 0. Webb
Tayir Doone
Orang
Soy
East Barre
Randolph
Stern Weantmlay
I Twins
Mmulfor Farm
Mt Once
Groton
Websterville
Any Milk Trust
Horlick
Plainfield
Graniteville
Glenn
Miohaven
Bioeaeagrey
Standard Ol Company
Buick Automobile
E. A. Drown
Barre, Vt
Buick Cats
Washington County
S. J. Segel Co
Scamiptni Bick
Worth Male St
Smith & Cuminga
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