Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Barree Reader
Barre resident Mrs. Della Stephens testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her severe kidney pains and fatigue after years of suffering. The advertisement touts the remedy as reliable, with first results seen during initial use and continued relief thereafter. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo is sole U.S. agent.
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Dean
Barre
Della Stephens
Seminary Street
Alent Dean
Price 50 Penta
Foater-Milluirn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Saved Child From Death by New Discovery
G T Richardeau of Richardeau Mila Alabama reports long bronchial trouble in their child. After trial and failure of many remedies and doctors medicines, Dr King s New Discovery cured the child with one bottle. For coughs colds hoarseness lagrippe and lung ailments it is offered at 1.00 with a free trial bottle and red cross pharmacy guarantees it.
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G.T. Richardeau
Richardeau
Ala
Dootor
Dr. King
Red Cross
Advice for Barred People Constipation Digestive Aid
An 19th century style remedy from C. H. Kendrick & Co promotes buckthorn bark and other ingredients in Adterika as an instant relief tonic for constipation. The ad claims a single dose antisepticizes the digestive organs and drains impurities, marketed by a German appendicitis remedy brand.
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Darre
C. H. Kendrick & Co
Washington social news notes from Friday and Saturday
Local residents from Washington and surrounding towns visited, hosted guests, and attended family events. Names include Revnben Clough, Avariah Barnes, Clarence H. Corliss, Madam Colby, Karl BE. Parker, Tina Ondway, and many others. Several residents returned home from visits in Vermont towns and Canton. The piece also reports a high school baseball game in West Fairlee where Washington defeated Thetford academy 6 to 2 amid controversy over player eligibility.
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West Pallee
Thetford Cmy
West Fairlee
Thetford Academy
All Prema Cy Med
Llewellyn Miller
Ing
South Royal‘ton High
Mattoon’s Park
Man Hurt in Woods Accident Near Washington
Fred Duff suffered severe gash and multiple fractures after a tree fell on him while working in the woods Thursday afternoon. He was alone until his wife and neighbors assisted, and he was transported home for medical care by stretcher. Doctors treated the injuries and expect a comfortable recovery.
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Fred Duff
Hiy
Huteh
Chelaon
Mr. Dutt
Plainfield Local Notes And Births And Visits
Mrs William Calleran is reported ill Bari Kiserla works for Aleon Smith Mrs B17 Townsend spent Saturday in Marshfield Charles Abbott was in Newbury on business Austin F Hawes of Burlington visited town Frank Shorey works in Montpelier foundry Ernest Tanner of Marshfield was in town on business A son born to Mr and Mrs George Holt on May 1 A daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Nye on May 2 Mrs Orlanda Knupp spends a few days in Boston with relative Mrs No H Martin with friends in Montpelier Bar Bartlett of Montpelier in town Saturday Mrs Milford Kiser and daughter Margaret in Montpelier Friday Mrs Clarence Reames of Montpelier visits sister Mrs O L Martin Friday May Wall at North Montpelier Friday masquerade promenade by Hobekahy well attended Unweight Hollister called to Hardwick for death of brother in law Rev Perrin A Fiskhive moved to Henry Bartlett home on High street Harry Parks Barre and George Dion Marshfield in town on business Mrs Lillian Brown of Groton with Wheeler Hathhelder Mrs Clara Cloke of New York visiting for a few weeks Smith Martyn Eva Lamberton and friend of Marshfield with Mrs Tene Anmtlo Mrs Carlton Woodwork and Gar moved into tenement Mrs Viola Bemis house vacates returned Saturday Electrical storm blew silo on Archie Lamphere farm Mrs Frank Woodemk and Miss Tuex Remix visited Bemis in Montpelier last week Beil Beamer and family in field after winters stay with Misses Jane and Abbie During storm Lamphere silo blown Mrs Wilfrid Russell and daughter return to field New Hampshire after several weeks with Mr and Mrs B VY Duke
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William Calleran
Bari Kiserla
Aleon Smith
Townsend Pent
Marshfield
Charles Abbott
Newbury
Austin F. Hawes
Burlington
Frank Shorey
Montpelier
Ernest Tanner
George Holt Mondey
George Nye
Orlanda Knupp
Boston
No H. Martin
Bar! Bartlett
Rast
Milford Kiser
Margaret
Clarence Reames
O. L. Martin
North Montpelier
Marsh Montpelier
Hobekahy
Unweight Hollister
Hardwick
Perrin A. Fiskhive
Hame
Henry Bartlett
High Street
Harry Parks
Barre
George Dion
Marshfield Weere
Briday
Lillian Brown
Groten
Wheeler Hathhelder
Clara Cloke
New York
Mit
Smith Martyn
Eva Lamberton
Marahfield
Tene
Carlton
Frank Woodemk
Mies
Montpelier Lhat
Bemis
Heston Hospital
Wilfrid Russell
Field, N.hs
Waterbury Notes From Morrisville to Barre Local Roundup
Waterbury news items report John Preston in Morrisville, Ray of Burlington at August Booker's, Helenora Stalker at Heaton hospital, and visits by Mrs. Whitehill, Mrs. Berry, and others. Relatives, car purchases, and a Buick roadster exchange feature in the social notes from Barre, Burlington, and surrounding towns.
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John Preston
Morrisville
Oly E. W. Flghtley
Batox Fnixties
Ray
Burlington
Fe Givat
An Appeal to Wives Offers Orkine Treatment for Drink Abusers
An appeal targets wives warning of terrifyal fiction about excessive drink. It claims money spent on alcohol hurts the home and promises a refund if no benefits from Orkine. Orkine is offered in two forms and priced at $1.00 a box, with a free booklet mailed on request from the Houston company. Burt L. Wells promotes the sale in the city at 400 North Main Street.
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Win
Pil Farm
Orkrine
Houine CO
Amering Mk
Washlngton
Doo
OWUNE
Death of H J Hamblett Noted in North Montpelier
The H J Hamblett death notice recalls his service in Lowell Massachusetts years ago and his later life in North Montpelier. A funeral was held Saturday at 2 o clock at his home, Rev George Martin officiating, with interment at the North Montpelier cemetery. Family thanks friends for flowers and kindness.
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HJ. Hamblett
Local Notices From Moretown Nears May Gatherings
Moretown residents report illnesses and treatments including peritonitis erysipelas and a blood poison case. Several visitors travel between Montpelier Waterbury Warren and Middlesex, with social visits noted among families like the Clarks Haddocks and Ankleys. A Mother’s Day service will be held at the Methodist church with Modern Woodmen attending, and Rev Crawford will present his lecture The Burk-Eaters at the town hall.
Gypsum Fire Proofing Co to Open Vermont Offices
Gypsum Fire Proofing Co of Chicago granted permission to operate in Vermont and will establish a branch in Essex Junction led by Allen Martin. The article notes local mishaps and a Montpelier board of travelers appointing officers, plus a court sentence for Abe Trombley after assault allegations.
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Gypsum Fire Proofing Co
Chicago
Essex Junction
Gypsum
Summer Banker's Ransom Tale With a Calf and Calamity
In a Hopedale town tale banker Mr James Gilbert of Gilbert's Bank is drawn into a light melodrama. A summer canoe mishap leads to a humane rescue by a young man, Miss Kitty, and a hotel owner, with romantic sparks and a playful debt settlement. After playful exchanges and family approval, Mr Gilbert and Miss Kitty are engaged a year later.
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James Gilbert
Gilbert's Bank
Hopedale
Central
Fshing
Flo
Gilbert
Judge Henrys
Miss Kitty
Long Gil
Miss Henrys
Mr. Gilbert
Tay
Application for Policemen in Derre City
An 1880s city notice calling all men to apply for police positions under City Clerk and Chief of Police M. Wither Bree. Appears dated May 4 with names and department references, urging eligible applicants to submit at the police department offices.
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Derre Een
M. Wither
Marriage Not a Failure Ends in Happy Union
A dated tale shows Mr. Frederick Hornblower and Miss Sophia Gilbert, both past prime bachelorhood, agreeing to marry after a long marriage-avoidance ritual. They negotiate living arrangements, pets, routines, and sleep needs, ultimately compromising on habits to share a life and a home.
Graniteville Bid Draws Mixed Reactions At Meeting
Residents in Graniteville spoke about a proposed bicycle path and mile long project. The discussion covered costs and potential safety benefits as officials outlined funding and timelines.
The Thief Grips Audiences In A Woman’s Heart Drama
Amusement notes praise the operatic style and dramatic power of The Thief a play spun around love and betrayal. It is described as a centerpiece work by Hernstein that captivates both European and American audiences.
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Lise
Eleetric
Sax
Europe
America
Madame Sherry at the Opera House May 13
A New York musical comedy unfolds around an unmarried nephew in disguise supported by an overbearing uncle and a convent girl named Yvonne Sherry. Mischief arises from staged domesticity and mistaken identities as lovers pair off, with the hit number Ev ry Little Movement Has a Meaning All Its Own. The production plays Saturday May 13 at the opera house.
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Sherry
New York
Gouree
Lut
Yvonne Sherry
Opera House
East Barre Minstrels Step Into Gill Lodge Theater
East Barre residents attend Dokey minstrel show at Gill lodge No 37 in East Durre opera house on Friday evening May 12. Performance includes dancing and features the Oogey Tones quartet billed as the theater’s top act. Public schools savings program reports 455 deposited with teachers by 76 children.
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Gill Lodge
East Durre Opera House
Weat Ratland
The Thin and Scrawny and Health Advice
A health column argues that thinness signals illness and urges weight gain through a program called Samose. It claims fatness and happiness go together, warns thin people may be unhappy, and promotes a money back guarantee if results fail to match claims.
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F. Davie
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