Fruit-a-tives Headache Relief Ad from Ogdensburg
A vintage testimonial ad for Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets claims long lasting relief from violent headaches. It features Mrs Alexander Shaw praising the remedy, with pricing at 60cc boxes, six for two dollars, and a trial size of 25 cents. Distributed by Fruit-a-tives Limited in Ogdensburg New York.
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Convac Sr
Jon
Alexander Shaw
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N, Y
West Danville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Roy Bryer, visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Bryer, has returned to Berlin New Hampshire to see grandmother Mrs George Kittredge. Miss Blodgett spent a few days at J E Parkers. Mrs Alberta Tillison was home from Passumpsic over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Augustus Roy visited St Johnsbury with Otis Brickett and Mrs John Brickett. Harvey was with Mr and Mrs Allen Partlett on Sunday.
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Roy Bryer
Clarence Bryer
Berlin
N. H
George Kittredge
Miss Blodgett
J. E. Parker
Alberta Tillison
Passumpsic
John Brickett
Otis Brick
Augustus Roy
St. Johnsbury
Harvey
Allen Partlett
Lester Carr
Alfred Tripp
Elvira Gray
James Buell
Mortimer Holbrook
Lyndonville
Charles Morse
Camp Forest
Hardy
Miss Barnard
Vance
Perry
George Gilson
Sherburne Lang
John Crown
Mabel Vance
F. E. Farmer
St. Johnsbry
A. A. Cheney
P. H Harris
Montpelier
Oliver Jenness
Lorenzo Stafford
Asa Hunter
Lyndon
Roberts
Wells River
U. S. Switzer
Wilbur Duval
Burke Hollow
Bemis Hill
Bessie Randall
Sheffield
Muriel
Henry Swanwick
Barnet Notes and Obituaries From Barnet Vermont
Wilbur Nelson called to Kansas City for ill son William who attended an auto mobile school there. Mrs. Minnie Campbell and Mrs. Harvey Phelps visited St. Johnsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Somers Holmes were guests there. Mrs. Aiken of Barnet Center died of pneumonia. funeral planned at Horace Gleason’s home with family burial in Barnet Center cemetery. De Louis D. Schofield, 68, long a Central Vermont Railway worker, dies in St. Albans.
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William W. Dow
Highland Avenue
Coventry
William G
Emma Knight Don
Adelaide M. Hinckley
Glover
Forrest Dow
Sumner W. Dow
New York City
Clinton A. Wood
Newport
Harold W. Dow
Daniel Rossier
Newport Center
Dow
L. A. Edwards
Arthur Clough
Trasburg
Charles Niles
Woods
Harold Dow
Robert
Charles Bergoire
Elida
Wilbur Nelson
Kansas City
William
Somers Holmes
St. Johnsbury
Minnie Campbell
Harvey Phelps
Barre
Robert Hazelton
George Quimby
John Wise
San Antonio
Texas
Jennie McLaren Aiken
Horace Gleason
Barnet Village
Aiken
Barnet Center
Alex McLaren
Ethel McLaren
St Johnsbury
William J. Nelson
Barnet Center Cemetery
Walter Johnson
Benj. Gadley
West Barnet
Puesday
Red Cross
Louis D. Schofield
St. Albans
Central Vermont Railway Company
Letters From The People Abolishing Primaries Debate
J D Bach of St Johnsbury argues against primaries and urges Republicans to preserve direct primary principles while noting past convention costs. The letter cites last year’s 40 000 voters choosing candidates and questions the bill amendments. In Bennington Paul Corey dies after a hunting accident when a revolver discharged piercing his abdomen.
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Primry
Republican Party
J.D. Bach
St. Johnsbury
Paul Corey
Bennington
Corey
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