A Ripple for Three Years Promises Restored Health
A man from Lorne Ontario, confined to bed for over a decade due to rheumatism, describes his trial with Fruit-A-Tives. After taking the product, his health improved steadily, enabling him to walk miles daily. The ad promotes Pratt-A-Tives Limited and lists price and dealer details.
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Lorne
Ont
J Cvn Wilk
Alexandei Munro
Rex Hox
Pratt-A-Tives Limited
Oudensblrg
Local Congregation Welcomes New Monroe Pastor
Rev Mehard Smith of Lawrence Mass has arrived as pastor at Monroe and North Monroe. His wife and son are due this week. Neighbors and families including Rev and Mrs C L Carter from Auburn visited, with Boston trips to witness events. Various locals, such as Mrs Emma Aiken and Mrs Etta Short, visited St Johnsbury and Brockton relatives, and several residents planned weekend trips or held family gatherings.
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Mehard Smith
Lawrence
Mass
North Monroe
C. L. Carter
Auburn
Henry Page
Lean Hall
Boston
Merle Bishop
Laconia Vade
Feeeman Johnson
Walter Carson
St. Johnsbury
Ben
W. E. Emery
Esther Frazer
Robert Beattie
Henry Smith
Woodsville
A. F. Kimball
Barnet
PB. Blanchard
Emma Aiken
Etta Short
Johnahing
George Gibson
Bridgeport
Conn
Ida Nelson
Martin Turner
Tharnet
J. Astle
Brockton
Mais
Loly Beattie
Weaisville
Eugene Bedell
Grace Reainard
Perley Emery
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promoted In 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement extols Foley Cathartic Tablets as a all purpose bowel cleanser and stomach aid. It claims to remedy indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating gas and constipation and includes a customer testimonial from Wm C E Bielke of Hancock Michigan praising their effectiveness.
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C. E. Bielke
Hancock
Mich
Stout
Boise
Army in Germany letters describe Coblenz life and views
Lieutenant Howald B Hardy details lodging at 85 Mainzer Strasse in Coblenz near the Rhine. He notes American control, billets in German homes, and a prosperous city with well kept streets and intact structures. He discusses German food shortages, French destruction, and the war's broader implications with reflections on England and the United States.
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Hoedy
Feef
A. L. Hardy
Hardy
St. Johnsbury Academy
Howald B. Hardy
Coblenz
Germany
Cobleng
Tt Ik
Mainzer Strasse
Mainger Strasse
Germain City
Rhine
Dickmaty
Army of Occupation
Louse Jooks
Carnegie
New York
Dante
Troves
America
France
Chateau -Thierry
Rheims
Dorothy
Verdun
England
Paris
Uhe
Hick
Community Notes From Wheeeock and Lyndon Area Auction
At the Dana auction last Saturday a good crowd attended and things went well though the 11 acre lot above the church remained unsold. Rev J W Burgin of Lyndon Center conducted services last Sunday and will return next Sunday at 1 am. Kenert Barber and wife welcomed a son born last Thursday. George Bickford traveled to Barton to visit relatives. Homer Bennett and wife plan to move to the Gerry place they bought last fall. Mrs Frank Scraton is improving and dresses herself again. Ed Brown and sister Mrs Willey hosted visitors from Sutton. Sugar making continued for those who had not yet gathered buckets. George Weed and family visited A F Weed. Mrs Shorey spent two weeks with her son and wife then visited St Johnsbury to see her daughter Mrs Flood. Tadies Union social and supper last Friday was well attended and netted the society.
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Dana
G. A. Roberts
J. W. Burgin
Lyndon Center
Kenert Barber
George Bickford
Barton
Homer Bennett
Gerry Place
Frank Scraton
Ed Brown
Sutton
Lune Tagae
Shaw
Weenal
Thom Britains
Nichols
He Hi Infantry Supply Co
Haat Wepords
Mercy Mallett
Charlotte and
Paul
Loy
Harry Silsby
Frank Silshy
Hucley Cowles
Lys
Dongilly
M. J .Bowker
Hawker
Tursday
Urwin Baleh
Garrity
Walder
Fitzdale
Len Ne Hartshorn
Ferya Lewis
Jod Whittuny
Jefferson
M.wr. Bell
Bellview
South Leanerburg
Misa Julia R. White
Lancaster
A.D. Nichols
W.W. Phelps
Pred Curdee
Guildhall
Davies
Reading
Mass
Goulwin
St. Johnsbury
Plymouth Creamery Company
Lunenburg
Fred
Will King
Boston
Lud M.C
Prink Lane
Littleton
Clara Nieholy
Trone Bull
Nellie Parkar
Fitssalo
Fred Curtix
Clinton Hartyhorn
Leon Conrad
Tassie Hartshorn
Henry and
Mix
Jaanie Hartshorn
West Have
Conn
Pincay
G. W. Douglas
Riverside Cemetery
Marshall M. Stocker
Heights House
S. F. Claflin
Manchester
Brown
J. J. Bowker
Local Happenings In East Burke And Lyndonville
East Burke Mrs Bosaw of Swanton visits and stays with her son-in-law Mr Shute who finished work for J Webster Magnunl Borvington had a 21st birthday party with dancing games and gifts Maynard is wished many returns. Mrs John Stafford of Lyndonville visited Mr and Mrs John Thrown H E Jenkin from Speedwell Farm visited at PS Harris Warren Knapp and Freeman Kidder of St Johnsbury visited Charles Knapp Mrs J Q Angell visited Lyndonville Monday Mary Helden confined to bed Ladies Aid raised funds Friday night for parsonage repairs papering and painting Curtis Harvey returning from overseas has gone to New York Lady’s Aid meets Wednesday with Mrs A G Gilbert
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John Thrown
H. E. Jenkin
Speedwell Farma
Harris
Warren Knapp
Freeman Kidder
St. Johnsbury
Charles Knapp
J. Q Angell
Lyndonville
Mary Helden
Curtis Harvey
Rt. Harvey
New York
U. S. Army
George Cole
L. T. Frasier
A. G. Gilbert
Universalist Church Drive Surpasses Pledge Goals
The Church of the Messiah conducted a pledge drive that exceeded estimates and previous years. Total pledges and donors more than doubled, funding higher operating costs and supporting a salary increase for the minister.
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Church of the Messiah
Doctor Fairbanks Made Citizen of France for Work
Dr J Charlotte Fairbanks of St Johnsbury earned citizenship of France and a gold medal from Luzancy municipality for leading medical work in a war torn village. Eight American women, led by Dr M Louise Hurrell, served at Luzancy Hospital aiding diverse regional populations near Soissons and Chateau-Thierry. medals and a painting were presented amid speeches by local officials, with gifts to the unit and mayor.
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France
Luwaney
St. Johnsbury
Welldstown
J. Charlotte Fairbanks
Luzaney
Sureon
Ameenn
Murpuree FB
Samgster
Siites
M. Louise Hurrell
Col
Swen Bentley
New York City
Soissons
Chateau-Thier- Ry
Medaille Militaire
Ean
Henri Dubois
Charlotte Fairbanks
Luzancy
M. Chalomon
Sous- Prefet
Congress
United States
Sous-Prefret
Jena
Pairbanks
America
Marne
Marse
Lunenburg Notes From Town And Surroundings
Lunenburg reports spring arrives with visits from relatives and neighbors. Local efforts push War Bond and community projects, including a proposed creamery plant and town hall gathering. Deaths include Private Tassie Hartshorn after illness. community mourns at Riverside cemetery.
Hospital Morgue Doctor Furloughs in London Visit
Dr Fairbanks of the hospital morgue is on furlough in London visiting her brother Robert N Fairbanks and plans to return next month. The unit will relocate to Blaren court where German prisoners have built barracks with 75 beds for the American medical unit. She expects to stay until September before resuming practice in St Johnsbury.
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Fairbanks
London
Robert N. Fairbanks
Blarencourt
St. Johnsbury 1
Vermont Senator Roberts 74 Fights Drug Charge Link to 1917 Murder
Robert, 74, of Shelburne, Vermont, a State Senator and drug representative, reportedly died. His wife and daughter said he served in the Senate and marked a 50th wedding anniversary. Adjournment postponed as prosecutors seek new evidence tied to July murder case. testimony could yield 10 to 15 years for manslaughter. A church built by parishioners, Adams Shore Evangelical, was dedicated in Quincy, Mass, with Rev. Clarence W. Smith formerly Montpelier pastor leading the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orze N Robert
Shel Inurne
Vermont
Islature
al Satur
Clarence W. Smith
Quincy
Mass
Adams Shore
Newfane R R Criticism and local cases spill into reports
A Newfane inquiry into Vermont Railroad service on the Wort River branch draws officials and citizens. Earlier items record a $20,000 breach of promise award to Miss Anna Dyey, a $40,000 claim won by a hotel operator, Summers, and a North Peach hotel fire. An assault on Srene Cloutier, a nurse association forming in Middlebury, and a Bellows Falls robbery scheme involving phantom money are also noted in this compact chronicle.
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Newfane
Wort River
Genral Vermont
Brattlehany Board of Trade
Sone Newtite
Xeheilie
Dewey
Anna
Hyer
Rutlanil W
Chares
Pyar
Dyey
Liawrence
Lawrence
Srene Cloutier
South Franklin
Sleuthier
Ben
Frontley
North Peay
McRe
G. P. Gilbert
Faiven
Vermont
Middlebury
Mill Ends Deal Tied to Rutland Company Rights
A lumber business report notes a large deal with the Prank W Trombetta Co of Rutland securing rights to cut all remnants from the Mill Co in Hartland Maine. The sale priced bundles at 4.88 dollars each with a 60 yard lot and delivered terms.
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Trombetta Co
Bank Connection
Land
Mill Co
Hartland Maine
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Page
Partial readable lines mention company names and personal names in a damaged page segment. No clear event or outcome is stated. The text hints at a business or legal notice with entities and individuals but lacks coherent context.
Memorial medal for wartime amends at public meeting
In a late evening gathering at a local hall, officials announced a memorial medal to honor contributions amid wartime service. The event featured reflections on civic effort and a tribute to veterans, with plans for a formal ceremony in the coming weeks.
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Bayer
Iit
Meine
HOLT
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Monabel
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Uil
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Mine Seale Companys
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Waite
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