Four Return to Work Boosted by Kidney Cure Claims
Bayoy letters tell of four men returning to work after using Fulton’s Renal Compound. Admissions from New Haven area patients describe recovery from Bright's Disease and diabetes after weeks of treatment. Letters claim improved health, weight gain, and ability to resume railroad employment, with mention of nationwide distribution and physician skepticism overcome.
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West Haven
Conn
Jno. J
Walton Ca
Sire
New Haven
Bright
Renalind
CART
Vernon St
Fulton
Pulten
Coal buyers seek better prices for local coal products
The notice advertises coal sales and pricing options including nut, stove, and egg grate coal. It mentions handling DL and Det and Scranton free ingt cols and invites inquiries. Names listed are unclear, but the gist is marketing coal products and requesting contact for quotes.
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Dl&det
Scranton
Itea Coal
Lehigh Coal
Morse & Jackson
Ice cream social and lawn party at Boulby’s Friday evening
Mrs Helen Loveland has returned from Manchester NHS and nurses her daughter Mrs B L Cameron. Mr and Mrs Cameron announce the birth of a daughter born Wednesday June 26. William A Pike travels to Wentworth Hall New Hampshire for summer employment as a junior steward. Pike district elementary school meets Thursday. Miss Anna Taey’s sister visits E A Rosbrook Wednesday and Thursday.
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Boulby
Helen Loveland
Manchester
Nhs
B. L. Cameron
Cameron
William A. Pike
Wentworth Hall
Jackson
X.hl
Echool
Pike District
Mrs Micah Dyer Dead in Boston Circles Leader
Mrs Micah Dyer aged 77 died suddenly at her Boston home yesterday of heart diseases. She was a prominent figure in weekly club and charity circles and an active member of the Woman's Charity club of Boston.
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Boston
Micah Dyer
Dyer
Woman's Charity Club of
South Barre Hosts Notable Friday Evening Event
The South Barre community invites all to a Friday evening on June 28 featuring free ice cream and cake refreshments. Everyone is warmly welcomed to attend this cordial gathering.
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Mip Nodiety
South Barre
Barre Daily Times 1707 Life Insurance Ad Preview
An early 18th century Barre Vermont advertisement fragment promotes life insurance with prices per year and mentions National Life and Mutual policy terms. The readable text hints at a 58th year publication and a Broad Street style business address, implying a local broker listing.
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National Life Pene Coy
Yey Milles Blocky
Barre
Talk of the Town items mix ads and notices
Fragmented notices list chocolate fudge sales rent offers jewelry sales and real estate ads. The column also mentions a church or organization event and various business promotions with prices and contact details, reflecting typical 19th or early 20th century town advertising.
Delightful Sunday Outing to Ausable Chasm
A proposed Sunday trip offers a round trip by boat from Barre and Burlington to Ausable Chasm for 1.00 admission to the chasm and 1.25 for a four hour boat ride. Steamers Ticonderoga and Trunderoga will carry up to 2,000 passengers with departures from Barre Montpelier Waterbury North Duxbury Bolton Jonesville Williston and Burlington, returning in the afternoon with two hours in Burlington.
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Barre
Montpelier
Middlesex
Waterbury
North Duxbury
Amy Bolton
Jonesville
Williston
Raney Janetson
Winnoeski
Burlington
Ausabjie Chasm
Hinlands
Lake Champlain
Ausable
Chaim
Tronderoga
Delayed Sentence for San Francisco Mayor Schmitz
Eugene E. Schmitz, former San Francisco mayor, appeared for sentence on a conviction related to bribery. The judge postponed sentencing to July, keeping the five year maximum in prison and possible fines. The delay could affect the vacancy in the mayoral office and trigger related succession actions.
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San Francisco
Eugene E. Schmitz
San Franciscy
Duane
Schmitz
Behmits
Chelsea Twele Tom's Cabin played to good house
Local theater drew a solid crowd Tuesday with the production praised by attendees. T Kay Allen relocated household grids to Wershire earlier in the week and plans to move to a show home soon. Walter B. Goss is erecting a new barn on Onshly land west of the river south of the cemetery, with Wntg W. Spear doing the work. German measles affect Rufus Murdock's family as the nurse for Captain M Hull is also a victim. Will H. Cook rented the H. W. Dearborn tenement on Jail Street and plans to start housekeeping soon. Mrs Erdix N. and Leonard set to visit Heaton and work on school matters, while I. Bie and others remain at home this week due to school-related duties and fines. Angus Campbell of Williamstown was jailed for fifteen days for intoxication after being committed by Constable Avro A. Reed.
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Tom
T. Kay Allen
Wershire
Seturneil i Jeryaipolag
Seo
Bohonon Family Benefit Mentioned in Obituary Fragment
In a fragmentary obituary text, Mrs Tiphonot of Piecing and Chauncey Bohonon are noted alongside four children George Ellie Hramey and Fred Bohonon. The passage references settling fines and costs on Tuesday and honors the elder Mrs Bohonon's long battle with infirmities of old age.
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Ustorty
Mra
Tiphonot
Tha
Babe
Chauncey Bohonon
Braytunyt
George
Ellie Bohonon
Hramey
Waashington
Fred Bohonon
Local social notes from Calais and nearby towns
The town column lists residents and visitors including Lovt Wheeler, Batchelder, and Pock of Cabot visiting Barre and Montpelier. Marshfield, South Woodbury, and North Montpelier residents appear in town and church events, farm updates, and weddings. Families such as Dwinell, Wheeler, Thomas, Clack, and Stayton are mentioned with travel and errands. Children’s day at Union church is announced for next Sunday.
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Cabot
Wheeler
Marshfield
South Woodbury
D. L. Scott
A. Wing
Fred Clack
Devinell
Allen
Woodbury
South
Gilbert Dwinell
Lee Keniston
Union Church
Bliss
Harvey
H. Dwinell
Neen
Mass
Shattuck
L. C. Leonard
Sugar Hill
N.hl
Mico Stoddard
North Montpatier
Ernest Wheeler
Hardwick
Clem Batchelder
Lome
Godoy
Surmer
Walter Coates
R. Dovinell
Mr. Divinell
Idola Stayton
East Montee
Local Notices and Health Remedies Mixed in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR mixes advertisement claims for Bitters and Burdock Blood Bitters with medical quackery and a brief wartime incident. Mentions of Geo H Parris of Cistur Grove Ma, a Brig Gen J B Tolles, and a lightning burn on a soldier’s arm appear amid garbled phrases and dubious cures.
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Geo. H. Parris
Cistur Grove
J. B. Tolles
Marton Eecape
Concord
N. Mh
Tiene
Beliy Gat
Jason E. ‘Talles
Ding Hleinea
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Box Ld
Brotherhood of RR
Fulton Co
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Broadway
N.Y
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F. Bliss
J. L. Arkley
East Barre, Or
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Depot Square
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Telebionw
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Barre, Ve
D. M
Blackwoll
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Rer Hocala
Fli In
Bae
Sean Ey
Gest
Cann Catia Ag
Wrens
Aay Te Bietling Remedy Co
Oh Lion Does
Ted Ti
THE
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Muronio
Reayer
Se Rgulae
Canton
Vinton
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City
Lewes
North Abintvest
Mois
Eyes of
It Co
Jane
Oe World
Raeat
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O'Elock
George D. Troup
Moses Charbonneau
Gordon Block
Holmes
Jordon Block
W. F. Bho
Shepard
D. A. Perry Real Eataty Agency
Lock, Barre
Ausable Chasm
North Islands
Mayor's Office
Chosyn
Chelsea
Angus Campbell
Williamstown
Avro A. Reed
Lovt Wheeler
Tharre
Ae Batchelder
Barre Saturge
Juno
Lissie Robinson
John Thomas
W. J. Coates
Geechi Smith
East Montpelier
Harry Pieres
Medford
Macs
Cane
Byron Pierce
Lewis Prevost
Byron
Miss Sutherland
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Dwinell
Inez Three Ech
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Standard Oil Company
York
Itehin
Dean
John KR. Garrett
Girard
Ala
Beecham
Beecha
Uge Beecham
Ville
Hawkes
F. E. Burr & CO
JEWES_ERS
North Main St
A. W.banger & CO
Eastern Avenue
Seminary Street
NEW Spring Clothing
S. J. SEGEL @ CO
Phans
Old Bive Store
Granite City Creamery
L. B. Dodge
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Main Street
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
Lea
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