Rheumatism Cure Claim with Blood Purity Basis
Dr Williams Pink Pills advertised as a cure for rheumatism by cleansing the blood, building up the system, and preventing relapse after exposure. A Vermont user from Cazenovia shares a positive personal experience of initial weakness, severe inflammation, and eventual permanent recovery after using the pills. The ad notes other claimed benefits and lists price details and the manufacturer in Schenectady, NY.
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Williams
John Riley
Cazenovia
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Brattleboro youths face board over flag vandalism
Six boys and their parents appeared before the Brattleboro school board to answer for cutting down the high school flag and displaying a skull and crossbones banner the night before Memorial Day. The panel expelled two and suspended four, after prior questioning and remanding actions.
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E. B. Smith
William Adams
W. M. Adams
Elliot Street
Sporting notes from college games and track meet summary
Saturday results include Harvard 1 Cornell 0 Princeton 9 Yale 7 Williams 4 Tufts 3 Pennsylvania Brown rain West Point 3 Wesleyan 2 Fordham 5 Holy Cross 2 Colgate 7 Hobart 2 Bates 8 Maine 2 Bowdoin 5 Colby 1 Vermont Academy Saxtons River banner state inter scholastic track meet Burlington University of Vermont hosted Burlington High Vermont Academy and Leland and Gray Seminary competed From start exciting race with shifts in lead Only three teams entered from twelve schools Bennings silver cup car race Hood of Baltimore set record 2 12 43 for 10 miles and circle Bennings track Huon drove a 60 hp car Rogers Racine previous mark was 2 18 00, last year The old man was one in a thousand His three sons are all competitors
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Burlington
Grand Commandery
Grand Council of
Vermont
Grand Lodge
A. Calderwood
St. Johnsbury
Masonic Veterans’ Association
Order of High Priesthood
Vermont Academy
University of Vermont
Burlington High School
Leland & Gray Seminary
George A. Custer
G.A. R
Bennington
Mary Lowrie
Harvard
Cornell
Princeton
Yale
Williams
Tufts
Pennsylvania-Brown
West Point
Wesleyan
Fordham
Holy Cross
Colgate
Hobart
Bates
Maine
Bowdoin
Colby
Saxtons River
Leland and Gray Seminary
Townshend
Wallace C. Hood
Baltimore
Bennings
Washington
United States Motor Racing Association
Huon
Rogers
Racine
Wis
Chicago
Miss Darvinge Forgery Arrest Tied To Burlington Residence
Miss Grace Darvinge, arrested in Pasadena on forgery charges, lists Burlington Vermont as residence and Lowell Vermont as birthplace. The elder sister and main family support, Brigham Academy graduate, reputedly held in high regard. father remarried and living in Grand Isle county. sisters teaching in Franklin county.
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Grace Darvinge
Pasadena
Cal
Burlington
Lowell
Manchester Librarians Meeting Highlights Valley History
The Vermont State Library association held its annual meeting in Manchester in the Congregational church parlors with over twenty librarians attending from across the state and many villagers. Officers elected include Frances Pierce president and Clara Chamberlain as vice president. Dr. James H. Canfield of Columbia University gave the evening address on The Place and Value of the Free Library.
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Manchester
Vermont State Library Association
Congregational Church
Mark Skinner
Frances M. Pierce
Ludlow
Edward M. Goddard
Montpelier
A. L. Graves
Frances Pierce
Clara M. Chamberlain
Edith Clarke
Burlington
William Ellis
Northfield
Redfield
Manchester Depot Notes and Local Changes
The marble mill resumed work Monday. Wissell and Stevens dissolved their meat business partnership. Wissell operates alone. Willie Stevens and wife stay with A. J. Lincoln until their house is vacated, then begin housekeeping. Robert Patterson moved to Rube Colvin house at the Center. Due to illness David Bulkey left Vincent Bakery. Lyman Whitman takes his place. Maud Taylor and a friend from Bennington and Ruben Taylor visited Fred Reed's on Decoration Day. Frank Smith and Henry Kendall were in Peru last week for plumbing work. Co. B. Carleton and wife returned from London Derry.
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Wissell
Stevens
Willie Stevens
A. J. Lincoln’s
Robert Patterson
Phoebe Taylor
Rube Colvin
David Bulkey
Vincent Bakery
Lyman Whitman
Maud Taylor
Bennington
Ruben Taylor
Fred Reed
Frank Smith
Henry Kendall
Peru
Co. B. Carleton
Londonderry
Local House Movements and Visits in East Jamaica
East Jamaica notes include Mrs False living with her son Geo Doane. Albert Howard visited Orange Massachusetts the past week. Mrs Whitney of Brattleboro staying with Charles Simonds. Mrs Martha Howard slowly failing with sister still present. Leon Grout and family moved to their farm. Henry Hulett moved into the old house on the Lestiua Howard farm. Carroll Doane and wife visited Geo Doane on Sunday.
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Leon Grout
Henry Hulett
Lestiua Howard
Carroll Doane
Geo. Doane
Witty Fragments of a Dinner Remark and Village Anecdotes
A string of humorous and fragmentary vignettes from a dinner speech and local scenes. Prince Haseba jokes about Japanese floor care and shoe removal. A London student recalls a janitor’s clean hall and the winter notice “Please wipe your feet.” A veteran with a hot stove encounter ends with a quip about burning clothes. A clergyman debates slang as parishioners laugh at a hymnbook moment.
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Prince Haseba
Japan
Ssokane
Jaanzae
Antion
Sinve
Gr. C
Jean
Women enrollments reach 2193 across Swiss colleges
In six Swiss colleges no fewer than 2193 women are studying with the majority from Roerlans. Berne reports 444 women enrolled, Lausanne 299 in medicine, Geneva 443, Zürich 276 and Basel 14, among others.
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Roerlans
Berne
Lausanne
Geneva
Zurich
Basie
A Wreak Tree and the Asiatic Star Tree Tale
A peculiar tree described as an Asiatic star tree grows sixty to eighty feet tall with a forty foot bare trunk above which a tangle of limbs sprouts. These limbs emit a phosphorescent glow, marking it as a freak of nature in the narrator's account.
French Stopper Aids Warship Protection Revealed
An article describes Colome's stopper, a French device to seal hull leaks in warships. A rod with a weighted plate pivots to cover a hole, then cushions and nuts secure the inner side to stop flooding. Designed after the Spain conflict, it adapts to various hole sizes with stoppered shoes for different openings.
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Spain
Fragmented historical notes mix rail costs and private schools
A Houston Post clip blends a Pacis report on railroads bearing annual costs for workers with private school fee data and a Gilbert and Sullivan London revival anecdote. It references figures, exemptions, and a mix of unrelated items, including a Main Street sighting and playful banter about a three legged motion.
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Houston Post
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