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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
3
A Brattleboro reader recalls a personal dispute about support and care for an aging mother. The letter expresses concern over financial strain and requests neighbors to help ensure proper assistance and dignity for the elder.
A historical medical meeting discussed appendicitis origins and treatment. Dr George Re Andersin presented cases, noting autopsy advances and the shift to surgical management, while Drs Tucker and Lame led a post paper discussion on diagnosis, timing, and outcomes.
Vermont prep schools anticipate strong baseball seasons with several players remaining from last year. Captain Mattison leads the team as Manager Hardite oversees a large indoor squad and Boots Mako of Northern League fame coaches. The schedule features April games at Middlebury Vermont Academy and Rutland, May contests at Brattleboro and Keene, and a June clash with Dartmouth Academy, highlighting regional school matchups and rising talent.
The Springfield training congregation marks the anniversary of the Young Men's Christian Association with a special service at the Baptist church. Dr. Doggett, a noted author on religious education, is billed as the speaker with plans for a robust program, including choirs from town and floral tributes featuring Governor Bell.
An advertisement touts a month long free treatment by Dr. Barbrick using Magnoynility therapy and X-ray examination to diagnose disease. It claims cures for numerous ailments from asthma to nervous disorders and promises free examinations for those unable to pay, with schedules in Boston and many dates.
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