Barre resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills in testimonial
Maxwell, a barber on Main Street Barre Vermont, reports severe backache and frequent pain over the kidneys linked to standing and stooping. After trying Doan's Kidney Pills from Drnwi's drug store, he claims marked relief and full recovery, endorsing the remedy and its Buffalo New York dealers Milburn Co as sole US agents.
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Dean
B. A. Drnwi
Tome Bax
Doap
Price
Conte
Vestor Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Gompers Urges Labor Protest Against Court Decisions
Labor leader Samuel Gompers calls on unions to publicly oppose recent court rulings and to urge Congress to amend the Sherman Act to exempt labor organizations. He cites a central federation meeting and similar appeals seen nationwide as preparations for April 10 actions.
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Gompers
Row York
Michaal Gorter
Tatar
Central Federated Union
Tabor
Aijeet
Maaw
Congress
We Can Prove that Hie SB Ointment is the ea fee
We can prove that the ointment helps with disease through the letters of recommendation we have. Topical ointment at Davis.
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SB & S
Raziotof
Davis
Prominent Architect Praises Electric Hitters Medicine
Mr Norman Coulter, a noted architect in the Dellnet building, Sin e Pranei, endorses Electric Hitters as a tonic claimed to aid liver and kidney disorders and act as a blood purifier. The product is marketed by Red Grow Pharmacy as a superior spring audacity sold over druggist counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman 2. Coulter
Dellnet
Sin ‘E Pranei
Red Grow Pharmacy
Insurance agents cited in Barre Daily Times note
A clipped Barre Daily Times item mentions the 50th National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont and agents Ballard and Walla. The brief note references insurance and a general aim to save rather than exhaust effort, with no clear incident or outcomes described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lick
Fam National Life Insurance Company
Montie Vt
Mutual
Ballard
Iter
B. Walla
Talk of the Town items and notices
A crowded page lists local ads and notices including flowers for sale at Youngsons and frame and desk offers at wholesale, a clairvoyant reading, a Congregational men’s supper details, rental notices for offices and tenements on Main Street, a Ladies' Aid meeting at Presbyterian church, and Easter festival rehearsal times for the Church of the Good Shepherd with youth sessions in the evenings.
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Church of the Good Shepherd
Library expands with forty four new volumes from forty one authors
Chelsea trustees announce forty four new library volumes added by forty one authors. Charlee Huntua has been forced from work at the bobbin shop due to severe asthma. Leon Cilley traveled to South Royalton for the seventeenth anniversary of Marie at Sargent Camp No 2M, Bons of Veterans.
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Board of Library Trustees
Charlee Hunt
Tuto
Leon Cilley
South Royalton
Marie
Sargent Camp No. 2M
Cabot News Briefs From East Cabot and Town
A flurry of local notes from East Cabot and nearby towns: the death of William Carr in East Cabot yesterday. Miss Marjorie Little of Leominster invites friends and former schoolmates. probate judge Hon. Reo L. Stow appoints Elmer A. Woodward and Walter K. Howe to manage the estate of Dr. Agro Hi. Meynolds of Tunbridge. T. G. Dearborn plans a move to South Royalton, renting a tenement above the Abbott harness shop. Rev. George Take returns from Hanover after surgery at Mary Hitchcock Hospital and rapid recovery. James Sanford retires from his long flat-wood business at Whit Mothers' mill. Wyrem Morse to take over. McCormick division rep in town secures Edgar Mattenon as lead agent for McCormick machinery. Traery Braman shifts within J. George W. Smith & Son plant at White River Junction. Braman’s place at home with parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braman. Miss Tail Corwin and Miss Ida E. Lon are away at Frater vacation studies in Northfield. A social gathering in town reunites the English-born Brice family with Mrs. Charles W. Abilliren at their home, attended by local youth. George B. Unteh of Milford, N. J., plans to move into Edward M. Smith’s house on Peasant Street for $100. Smith will not relocate until fall. A sale of household goods and farming tools hosted by Phil J. Little drew a large Dunery crowd with prices meeting expectations.
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Marjorie Little
Philip J. Little
Leominster
Mass
George &. Take
Priday
Hanover
N. H
Mary Hitchcock
James Sanford
Whit Fwothers
Wyrem Morse
McCormick Division
International Harvester Conpany of America
Edgar Mattenon
Orange County
Lea
McCormick Machinery
Traery Braman
J. George W. Smith & Son Manufacturing
White River Junction
Hae Boleney
Fred Braman
Corwin
Ida BE
Morty
Gripe
Northfield
Marr
England
Tee
Eette Batt
Charles W. Ablliren
Gieorge BF
Unteh
Milford
N. J
Shaw
Edward M. Smith
Williams
Community Remembers Local Widow Martha Lyford
The town details the sudden death of Mrs Martha Lyford widow of Tavero Lyford and daughter of Frederick Whittier. Funeral services were held at her home with Rev. F E Curried officiating. The report notes her long service to her widowed parent and her devotion to the Methodist church.
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Mra Martha
Taverio Lyford
Frederick Whittier
Whittier
Lareerin Lyford
Methodist Church
F. E. Curried
Local Patent Medicine Card Ends in Fraud Warning
A damaged OCR item claims a signed pledge to refund money and sell 60 cent and 25 cent bottles as cures for coughs and colds. The legibility is poor, but the text suggests a dubious guarantee and names individuals or sellers in garbled form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Stan
Crom
Renta Ee
Cumming
Community Mourns Sudden Death at Enet Oxhat
South Cabot reports a sudden death of Enet Oxhat mourned by locals. D S Hall and neighbors note interventions by FP G Tamberton and others during the event. Nathan Pinney and Clask attend from Peach, while residents reflect on the shock at the community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Hall
Arm Clask
Peach
Nathan Pinney
St. Jepnsbury
G. Tamberton
Mondor
Enet Oxhat
C. E. Bevibner
Clark Love Toon
Court meeting notes of Secretary on tense issues
Washington AN members at Court Oniwandah discuss pending items for Mempher 08. Initiation of extension and other important issues to come before the meeting. Por order of the secretary.
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Oniwandah
Merilng
Websterville Event Promises Notable Pots and Participants
A fragment from Websterville advertises an upcoming show episode in Lower Webstervilleville this Friday, March 97, featuring contestants Pinrence Harelay Borelaxy Adiiph Tante and Gladys Woycreft. The text mentions a trial run with Peart among preparations for a masked display.
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Lower Webstervilla Tose
Pinrence Harelay
Termes Borelaxy
Adiiph Tante
Gladys Woycreft
Thryp Peart
Local notices span Williamstown events and obituaries
George Beckett craftsman reports an antique desk valued at a century old, while Frank Huntin recently left for Deamison Texas. A town promenade, a Masonry meeting, and guest speaker Lillian Beaker from Nebraska are noted. Wallace M Hunter dies, with lodge resolutions mourning him. Community events include church interviews, a charitable mission talk, and a lodge initiation.
Local News Roundup From Trardwick to Morrisville
Nathan Jonty Wolcott in Trardwick Tuesday and P Gowen in Burlington Saturday. Willie Merring headed to Marchfield while A W Falbbard finished AB Jackson work. Dr Tohneton of Morrisville treated water at Dr Rubles. Morse manufacturing firm work noted with personnel Curiously varied local shuffles, moves and visits across several towns.
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P. Gowen
Burlington Saturley
Willie Merring
Marchfield
A. W. Falbbard
Jackson
Grace Goulen Feserating
Fifes
Dr. Tohneton
Morrisville
Rubles
Tom
Deelge
Néw Preivan le
Morse Manufacturing Company
Frowman Gmrytts Aml Atvhin Roilart
Manchester
Wetice Public Meeting Notice
Public notice states a meeting will be held to discuss local matters. Details such as date time and location are unclear in the fragment but the item indicates a community hearing or informational session for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tralue Felson
Local Notes From Randolph Area Social Cast
Clarfoy Révolle of Keeng Ne Hy visits the Se aease Mrs Florence Hamilton will stay in Brooklyn for a few weeks. Master Lawrence Lobnind son of J A Tapnard Central Pharmacy is ill from acute indigestion. Mr and Mrs W S Buck entertain Clarence Cleveland and two children of Burlington over Sunday. Miss Lina Miller left for Worcester to visit her uncle G H Miller. Miss Thelen Miller returned to Hadley Massachusetts to teach after spring vacation at home. Mr W T Downing sold her home to Mr and Mrs Gta Copeland, price around 3600, open as a guesthouse. Friends of Lucinda, now in Dickinson North Dakota at The Dickinson Press, plan a stay with her parents for a few months. GR Miller of White Cross Milk Co invites local lenders to discuss milk supply and pricing for heights of orders. randolph
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Clarfoy Révolle
Keeng
Florence Hamltin
Brooklyn
Lawrence Lobnind
J. A. Tapnard
Central Pharmacy
Buck Anter
Clarence Cleveland
Burlington
Mica Lina Miller
Worcester
Maia
G. H. Miller
Mies Thelen Miller
Hadley
Mana
W. Ti. Downing Tee
Gta Copeland
Publishe
Miss Lucindates
Dickinson
North
Dakota
Dickinson Press
Water Pollution Threat on Hudson and Mohawk Rivers
A historical New York Sun piece laments rivers turning into sewers as factories discharge waste. It cites dyes, soaps, oils, pulp waste, alkalis, and other pollutants from mills and leather works. The article urges stronger laws to prohibit unpurified industrial discharges and public reform to protect waterways.
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Citzen
Teal
Croek
New York
Hudson
Mohawk
Delage
Tair Anh
Bulletin
the State Board of [Health
Johnwtown
Little Falls
Amsterdam
Dolgeville
Tebew Utica
The Force of Hal Reena and a London Restaurant Scene
An odd fragmented report places Hal Reena in a London dining setting with a hungry customer. A waiter named Walter is instructed to boil four items and be ready in moments, reflecting a vivid, period voice from the source.
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Reena
London
Walter
Tatler
Snakes Targeted as Whiskey Left Behind by Odd Figure
Fragmentary verse recalls a quirky figure who sought to chase away snakes with bold gestures and eyos like a mace yet abandoned whiskey. The scene blends odd religious imagery with surreal action and stray phrases about saints and bans on drink.
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Colnor
Artistic Surgery And Exclusive Line Of Purposive Devices
A garbled ad piece markets surgical novelty items and a theatrical two step gag routine. It touts an exclusive line of devices and dramatic, provocative phrases about procedures and sensations. The wording is fragmented but suggests a sensational, comic tone advertising surgical curiosities.
Gleanings: varied notes on foods, weddings, and borders
A mix of brief items covers American butter substitutes in Syria, a proposed central home for New York Irish interests, hotel naming for a Greeters’ lounge, Spanish grape growers favoring American barrels, concerns about dishwater as a danger to students, East Indian wedding customs with rice tossing for prosperity, a herring phos for preservation, and Canada’s Boundary Line spanning 4 000 miles with Ontario, Manitoba, and Vancouver positioned ethnically with Italy and Germany.
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Syria
New York City
New York
Hheme
Canada
Ontario
Italy
Manitoba
Vancouver
Germany
The Secret of His Suocess.
A cryptic, misspelled note from a Washington column cites a European ruler and a ruler's remark on leadership. The fragment hints at attribution of success and lessons in bad administration, framed as a brief historical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
East Montpelier Orange Wednesday Dawe Meeting
Irregular OCR text describes a local meeting with a maple year event. It mentions entertainment, admission possibly 15 cents for sugar, and free for patrons. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled words.
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Olat
D. Colornel
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J. J. Osborne
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Ladies’ Aid Society
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Frank Huntin
Deamison
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Lillian Beaker
Nebraska
Woman's Home Misionary Union of
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Nathan Jonty
Trardwick
Vallean
Morriritteris
Charles Bnown Hay
Oskland
Rons
Haskell
Mtore
Ledeh
Racal
W. Sawveg
Durlingim
Mooily
GR. Miller
White Oross Milk Company
Randloph
Ota
Ita
Hal
Jane
Ted Wifts
Eels
India
Hale
Pike
East Montpelier
George Sprague
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Miami
Reliance
Gilson
Woodpecker
Brug Iy
Cc. H. Taft
Randolph Center
City Farmers’ Club
Washington County
Sunnyside Farm
A. W. Allen
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