A Woman's Back and Kidney Pills Testimonial
A Barre Vermont reader credits Down's Kidney Pills with curing severe back and kidney pain after a grippe left her weakened. She details prior costly medicines failing, notes relief within days, and urges friends to use Doan's pills, sold by Foster Mitchell Co and Doane agents nationwide.
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Barre
JM. Nelson
West Street
Down's
Down
Dicker
Foster
Tufalo
New York
United States
Scarcity of Hay Causes Hardship for Northern New Hampshire Cattle
In Lyme New Hampshire an animal rescue agent reports severe hay shortages. Dozens of cows and other livestock suffer malnutrition from scarce forage. One herd of 57 cows fed only straw saw 15 condemned, five killed, with more animals dying from weakness. The crisis underscores widespread winter shortages.
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New Hampshire
Manchester
New Mampshire
Amel Jarmerd
Lyme
Bank misapplication charge filed against Pittsburg officers
Pittsburg March 8 Bank Examiner W I Folds filed a third charge against Henry Richer paying teller and John Young auditor of Farmers Despoirs National Bank. The jailed men are accused of misapplying a bank sum of 1 10500. A broad inquiry is expected to follow against several businessmen in this and other cities.
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Pittsburg
Henry Richer
John Young
Farmers’ Despoirs National Bank
W. I. Folds
Notice of Rogar Parle and Spray Can Findings
Fragmentary notice notes Rogar Parle and spray can findings amid a through Pirates incident, with unclear cooperation and quarantine references. The readable items suggest a public notice about containment and response actions though specific details are obscured by OCR errors.
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Aves Trough
Fruit Store for Sale in Springfield Vermont Ads
Fruit, confectionery, cigar and tobacco store in Springfield for sale with wagon, buggy, sleigh and horse and two pair harness. Includes four room tenement, horse shed and bath room all leased for 25 dollars monthly. Write to Joe Baldassaro Springfield Vermont.
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Springfield
Joe Baldassaro
Sprinefield
Vermont
Osborne's Store Strikes For First Class Groceries
Market notice proclaims low prices and quality goods at Osborne's Store offering consistent value and superior service to customers seeking dependable groceries during a period of change.
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Osborne
Uninsured Life in a Possibility Ad in Barre
An insurance advertisement from the Barre Daily Times promotes National Life Insurance Company services in Montpelier and Barre. The notice emphasizes teaching customers how life insurance can transform uncertainty into certainty, highlighting the 50th year of the company and listing local agents.
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National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Palle
Mont
TALK OF THE TOWN ITEMS AND ADS IN ONE PAGE
A jumble of small ads and notices lists flowers at Youngson's, frame pictures at wholesale prices, clothing items, a clairvoyant appointment, a Congregational church men's supper, The Eastern Herald subscription offer, an office room for rent on Main Street, a claim of the best picture show in the U S at Flagg's pavilion, two tenements for rent on South Main, a D A real estate agency with land and stock, and a club meeting notice for March 24. The mix reflects a busy local page with merchants, services, and community notices.
Drink Sour Milk And Live To Age Of 120
Chicago report outlines a controversial claim by Samuel Fallows, bishop and psychologist, promoting sour buttermilk as a key to longevity. He argues age 120 possible if digestion and hygiene are maintained, citing sources and a Pasteur institute professor while discussing Darwinian theory and adolescent development.
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Chicago
Saimuel Fallows
Bysixcayalchirch
Ieee
Pot
Elie Metchaikod
Scienen
Metelnikoff
Pasteur Institute
Darvin
Meteimnikeif
Uncle Joe Declares I Am the Turkey in Tariff Turmoil
Washington March 24. A garbled column recounts a farcical tale about tariff revision. A speaker jokes that President’s tariff push resembles a wild turkey story told by a financier and legislators. The anecdote highlights political skepticism and playful political theater surrounding tariff debate.
First District Convention Held in Burlington April 8
Burlington March 28 The fine district Republican nominator met at the Van Ning house yesterday afternoon with all contunities present except NW Fowlyr of Manchester. It was decided the old fire district convention at Huffington April 32 about 2 o clock in the afternoon the day before the state convention. Benjamin Smith of Bridport was related as a member of the committees with names including ALA Vatcher of Military Good for Everybody. Norman Coulter endorses Hipcric Bitters as a medicine good for stomach liver and kidney disorders. Electric Hitters praised as the best spring medicine. Wood and coal prices listed by merchants with agreements on delivery. Red Cross Pharmacy and several firms sign a local bonding and cementing agreement and offer money-back refunds if not cured.
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Burlington
Fine District
Tomanttter
van Ning
Fowlyr
Manchester
Huffington
Tate
Benjamin Smith
Bridport
Vatcher
Miitetary
Norman I. Coulter
San Francicns
Oresa Pharmacy
War hinges on marksmanship and trained troops in crisis
A fragmented essay argues that decisive combat outcomes rely on accurate shooting and skilled marksmen, noting how colonial woodsmen and disciplined soldiers shaped history. It contrasts eastern and western war cultures, laments poor organization, and recalls a China lecture. The piece blends anecdotes with reflections on independence era skill and national vigor.
Remarkable Elderly Figure Stirring Public Debate
A fragmented passage depicts an elderly woman praised as remarkable by Dever while others scoff at age. The text hints at rapid public actions, with trains and Father figures referenced, and a sense of urgent civic concern in Lowville court proceedings.
Her Golden Ball An Incident Of Revolutionary Times On Long Island
An American author recounts a British soldiers ball game on Long Island during the Revolutionary era. A ball shaped pincushion hid letters, a surgeon of danger, and a mistress kept the treasure safe while troops teased and searched The tale ends with a jab about American authors writing English history and a quip on timbre of Star Spangled Banner.
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Long Island
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Thor
Fragmented quote riddled clipping on courtship and marriage
A garbled excerpt presents dialogue about smoothness and courtship, with remarks by bakers and wardens and a young bride asked if her marriage will fail. The read is fragmentary and contains misread names and words. It references Detroit and newspaper style lines about a bride and her partner.
Bethel Notes From Town And Region News
Bethel residents and visitors are listed with trips to Washington D C for processing and return, local moves, church services, and personal updates. Several families, including Heath, Wilson, Willcomb, and Straw, are noted with plans and visits, while others move homes, attend events, or greet relatives arriving from distant places. Funeral and illness items are included along with local civic notes and a two months old death from bronchial pneumonia.
Local Notes From Williamstown Community Life
Williamstown brief notices report several Wilfordy children ill and Rossi Lynde returning from Norwich University. Lawrence Kang goes to Calaly after a short visit. Blanche Godfrey recovering with nurse care. New England Order of Protiti to meet Monday evening for initiation. Mrs. Ethel Dover returns home from Adamant today with care updates. Town hall remodels ongoing. Mabel Fiddork visiting Lisa tia mother. C A George family updates.
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Jobo B. Wilfordy
Rossi Lynde
Norwich University
Ethel Dover
Pears
Tre
Eck
Benther
Merle Weet
Bes
N S. Baker
Illiar i
Mabel Fiddork
Lisa Tia Haire
Bert
C. A. George
George
Fragmentary Harbinger Verse Echoes Weather and Needs
An OCR fragment from The Harbinger presents a garbled speech about weather, heating coal, and daily needs. It mentions seeking warmth, coal buying, and a distant date or event, with numerous misread words and unclear syntax reflecting a damaged page segment.
Local notes from Randolph and surrounding towns
Mrs. Will Morrill of South Randolph visits her mother Mrs. Dupuis on Friday. A B Chandler travels to Brooklyn after visiting J F Lamson's family. Mrs. George Spear returns to Burlington and Beixex Junction after a midweek stay. Mrs. Olivia Boyes and her mother visit Middlesex for a few days with friends. The sugar season is active as Willy Howard George Flint and Clarence Webster report syrup. Mrs. Frank Bryant of Brooks Dock is ill with possible tuberculosis but improving. Philipie and Dukett announce a nine hour system starting April 1. Welly McCollom heads spring runs with W W McCollom, a UVM student. Owen B R Vesper of Springfield Mass visits Fallen Dupré. formerly Vermont resident and once in Royal Low. Mrs B F Rombard walks outside for the first time in weeks and plans to open her house on Randolph Avenue when weather warms. Edsonford store advertised for sale by Mrs Annie J Edson, widow of W Po Edson. she already has a customer for the Union Dock grocery. Mr and Mrs J Densmore Battles plan to move from Braintree to the Wrank Mane house on Central Street. Mr Meam oversees repairs. Good Templars meet Thursday night with all but one member present. one candidate initiated and a social plan arranged for next week. Orson Woolcock, once ill with pneumonia, remains a concern. his Marshfield sister has been summoned to stay a few days.
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Christopher Arnold
Postal Service
Kate Tillis
Pars
John Morrell
Fairview Cerestory
Richard Wilson
Seattle
Wash
Washington,d. C
Division of
Treasury Department
Utie
Mary Hody
Kinaline
Martell
Warton
Hodgkins
Imai
Holland
Mary Harrington
Hame
Harrington
George Furtier
St. Albeng
Geraldine Wilken
Hugely Wilson
Barlingtom
Will Morrill
Seuth Random
Dupuis
A.B. Chandler
Brooklyn
J. F. Lamson
George Spear
Burlington
Bexex Junction
Olivia Boyes
Woodard
Middlesex
Willie Howard
George Flint
Clarence Webster
Prank Bryant
Brooks Dock
Philipie and Dukett
Ers
Welly McCollomie Hee
and Mes
W. W. McCollom
University of Vermont
Owen Br, Vesper
Springfield
Mase
Fallen Dupric
Vesper Wes
Vermont
Royal Low
J. Densmore Battles
Braintree
Wrank Mane
Central Street
Meam
Good Templars
Orson Woolcock
Marshfield
Baker's Libel Suit Hits $15,000 Jury Verdict
A jury in the United States awarded $15,000 in damages in a libel suit involving Roy Stannard Baker and the Phillips Publishing Company. The case centered on alleged libelous statements in a series of articles in At Aaa It, accusing the Phillips company of offensive conduct. The suit had been in trial for several days.
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Ain 'Vest
Th Union
Mel Philti Lenthers Panaie Company
Minar
Vin
United States
Sian
Pine
Msi
Wpom
Roy Stannard Baker
Sleture
Phillips
Company
Harection Aula Vel Tal Eeeeae
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Hosa
Marie
Paine
Bieta
Pittsburg Bank
Omaia
Standard Oil Company OF New York
Wcauranete
Carpenter
Whitney
Ee Pine
East Barre
Vi. Woodward
Emslie's Flower Store
Minin St
Nest Ladd's
the Barre Daily Times
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Youngson’s
Tel
Baldwin
Deak
M. Averill
Mra
WE. Bilis
Spaulding Street
Congregational Church
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Rutland
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O. B
Flagg
John ‘Tierney
D. A. Pe
Ie Peerie
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Turkey
Uncle Joe
Cannon
Washington
Thomas
Congress
Uncle Wee
Frank Lowden
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Viola Jam
Mindy
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Sam
Krank
First District
I. J. Brlster
North Mais Street
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A. Drown
Kendrick & Co
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Joarge
A. Medrthar
J. Mlins
McAllister Bros
D.C Howard
J. A. Cumaniog
Parmenter
Joe Koratsky
Eastman Biers
No. Main St
Bar
Blair
Coloysts
Tirget
China Tiers
Mole Farcely
Helln
Jack
Old Loy
Rome
Lene
Dever
Lowinville
Boomer
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Pibson
Dallmore Amerinag
Ncorenty
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Bethel
Whitcomb High School
Washington, D. C
Abbott
le. Heath
Bo Tony Wilson
Abbie Willcomb
Ralph Straw Fe
Godard Nary
W. V. Ornutt
Gerk
Victor A. Grant
Robert Curries
Robert Twitchelt
Middlebury College
Williamstown
Goa
Tients Ale
ROYAL
Randloph
Edson Ford
Annie J. Eedson
W. Po Edson
Union Dock
Baker
Hale
George Sprague
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Miami
Reliance
Gilson
Woodpecker
Randolph Center
Washington County
Sunnyside Farm
A. W. Allen
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