Deaths and Local Moves In Randolph Area
Obituary notices report the death of Mix Otis St. Milla on Saturday evening after a seven week illness following surgery. Her Windsor parents Walter and Gasett are named, with funeral arrangements in Windsor. Numerous residents are mentioned in social and travel notes including visits, returns, and relatives from Barre Charlestown and Dothan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix Otis St. Milla
Otis St. Hila
Walter Gasett
Windsor
St. Hilla
Col
Lealie Buverill
Glaey
Partnta
Visiting relatives and local notices from Rochester area
Rochester officials mention W. H. Campbell visiting in Holyoke with a new five passenger Reo auto. Dean Thompson visits Orange guest of Richard Hubbard. Mr and Mrs EB Edgerton in Northfield. Edgerton serves Norwich University board. Daisy Miles delegates to the Vermont division encampment. appointed vice president. School teachers for Raccotan unchanged except Rowhan replaced by Mrs Flynn Harvey and Huntley position pending. Hunting class exercises at G A R hall June 9 crowded. program praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W. H. Campbell
Holyoke
Maia
Arthur Robingen
West
Thore
Campbell
Dean Thompson
Orange
Mans
Richard Hubbard
Mie
EB. H. Edgerton
Northfield
Mr. Edgerton
Norwich University
Mine Daisy Miles
8. V
Bennington
Vicr
Vermont
Miss Rowhan
Mra Flynn Harvey
Miss Huntley
Sonta
Local Church Notes and Summer Visitors Update
Hancock Mise Jussie Church hosted by Fr Gleason family with Mrs Smith boarding. Mr and Mrs Will Stewart of New York City guests at Dave Marsh’s for summer. Church meetings held led by Rev O B Wells and Deaconess Voorn with Rev Mr Smith speaking in Montpelier. Miss Vose praised as a singer enhancing services.
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Mise Jussie Church
Hooksater
Jo ‘Smith
FR. Gleason
Henry Manning
Will Goodyear
John Welch
Bbss
Almon Gooding
Rocheser
George Chareh Hfe
Fred Robinson
Will Stewart
New York City
Dave Marsh
O. B. Wells
Rochester
Miew Voorn
Smithere
Montpelier
Miss Vose
Canadian Stallion Prince to Appear in Plainfield Weekend
Prince the Canadian stallion owned by Lugie Camire will appear at W. H. Martins in Plainfield village Friday evening and all day Saturday each week. During the first part of the week he will be at East Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Prince
Lugie Camire
W. H. Martin's
Plainfield Village
East Barre
Napoleon Caricatures and the Early Portrait of Bonaparte
The article surveys European political caricature from 1708 to 1816 dominated by Napoleon. It notes early drawings by a Brienne student, the Corsican background, and a forthright image of the future emperor with a musket. A smaller figure tugs his wig, and the caption hints at Bonaparte rushing to Paoli, later struck through.
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St Brienne
Napoleon
France
Gllray and Rowlandson
England
Germany
Austria
Bonaparte
Norwood Young
Young Bonaparte
Military
Brienne
Corsica
Hin
Persians Not Ruled by Caste Yet Seek Strict Etiquette
Mary A. Colquhoun notes in the Los Angeles Times that Persians lack caste but are rigid about social ceremony. Many cannot read or write yet speak several languages, with widespread linguistic versatility. The old royal line shows caste still governs rank, and etiquette enforces strict social bounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Nasir Din Shah
Nasir Din
Mary A. Colquhoun
Los Angeles Times
Something Original for the Bride and a Lamp Gift Idea
A fragmentary ad column contrasts wedding gift ideas with clocks and lamps. It cites humorous lines about shoes hats and Cerantes while promoting Doan’s Ointment and Dean’s Hegulets for health and digestion, alongside local seller A Be Davies of Sulphur Springs, Texas.
Electric Bitters Improve Health for Women and Friends
A fragment notes that a charming woman may be hindered by nervous weakness and illness. It claims Electric Bitters help women by regulating liver and kidneys, improving temperament, skin, and overall health. The ad ends with a local pharmacy mention Bed Group Pharmacy.
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Bed Grou Pharmacy
Do Not Water Plant Culture Before Dark
The national council of horticulture cautions against evening watering. Water only when soil needs it, soaking thoroughly. Soft stemmed plants require more water than hard wooded varieties, while heavy soils dry slowly. Watering at dusk promotes fungal disease and dampness on cuttings and foliage. Never water during heavy cloudy weather.
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Counci of Horticulture
Over Forty Five Should Take No Excessive Exercise
A piece from American Medicine warns that men over forty face increased risk of damaged hearts due to prolonged strenuous activity. Civilization has extended life but raises physical strain, and many continue intense workouts beyond what their aging bodies can handle. The article urges easing exercise after midlife to preserve heart health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athi
Legend of the Poor Sinner's Bell Cast in Breslau
Fragmented tale recounts a bell forged in Breslau Silesia July 17 3386 and the watchful boy who failed to heed safety, the bellmaker's death, and the bell's famed sweetness, earning its haunting name. Also notes Byron Beaux Brummel and Dickens Beadle references in a disjointed piece.
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Breslau
Silesia
Prunsia
Branding Him
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a quarrel as Toledo Binde recalls Jim's insult claiming someone is a regular gold brick. The overheard exchange suggests tensions and a personal slight without additional context or identifiable events.
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Jim
Toledo
He's Stil Doing. New York Thea remarks on a father figure
Fragmentary OCR yields a noisy quote about a father’s occupation and a kind old lady. The snippet includes a reply from a youthful speaker and a reference to New York Thea, offering little coherent context or full event details.
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Dickens
Dickena
Doce
Neil
Yeatster
New York
Musical Sounds Versus Noise and Other Curiosities
A compact summary from a periodical notes musical tones carry farther than louder noises, cites Cremona rioting around 1400 as superior in tone, compares with a modern bull. Also mentions Laplace’s nebular hypothesis and Lenbach Emperor Wilhem I anecdote, a box joke, and a light mother’s diagnosis anecdote.
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Cremona
London Globe
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Leelid Rumrill
Campton
N. 1
Tumrill
Frank Hatch
Ratlani
Nettie Rix
Ethel Wyman
Bethel
Mascow House
Hte
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John Chase
Boston
X. N. Fowler
Mallguien Seminary
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Colton
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Morane EA
Reliance
J. L. Arkley'a
E. Searle
North Main St
J. W. Dillon
Sand
Bolster Biock
Barre, Vt
L. B. Dodge
Main St
Plainfield
The
Main and
Pearl Streets
Napoleon Caricatures
Alwys
Yonkern Statesman
Cercantes
Cervantes
Chicago Record-Herald
Tona
Vantoadrome
Flore
Nate
Hal
Heale
Dean
Davie
Grocer
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Byron
Europe
Lord Byron
Wolf
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George Bryan Brummel
Beau Brummel
le Roi de Calats
Jerrold
Beaux and
Switzerland
Regal
Massachusetts
Regal Shoes
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Laplace
Strait Hammerschel
Orst
New York American
Franz Lenbach
Wilhelm I
Counelior
Lemhech
Mr. Coancilor
Sean
India
Pitesburg Post
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