Death of Mrs. Charlee Owen in Ainedale
Windham County brief notes record the death of Mrs. Charlee Owen on High Street in Ainedale after a long illness. She was 71 or 73, widow of Charles Owen, with nine children, and survivors include several offspring in local towns. Funeral services were held at her home with Rev. Gore officiating.
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Ainedale
Charlee Owen
Charles Owen
High Street
Owen
Mary Green
David Isham
Austin Isham
Williston
Albert Comstock
South Burlington
Orleans County
Hinsdale
George H. Bailey
David Owen
Quincy
Lowell Tod
Minnie B
Myra Owen
Gore
Roscoe
Blood Wine advertised as a cure in 1805 Windham Reformer
An 1805 Windham County Reformer advertisement promotes Blood Wine as a strong cure for winter weakness and disease. It claims the medicine targets the blood to remove illness, urges readers to seek testimonials, and encourages trial despite prior medicines.
Remarkable Blood Wine Cure Claimed by Michigan Man
Mr Carroll, after nine months with bowel trouble and fifteen doctors, credits Blood Wine with saving his life. He traveled from Michigan to Worcester, Massachusetts to thank the manufacturer, insisting the remedy halted chronic diarrhea in three weeks and led to a 25 pound gain within days.
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Menie
Yeett Getrac
Carroll
Worcester
Maxs
Michigan
Ale Donoven
Mich
Sam
H. G. J Cammers
District Supervisory Board Meeting Notes and Local Elections
District Supervisory Board met to approve precinct tax for lighting streets and to hear updates on school administration. West Dover and nearby towns reported on school director changes, Langdon admission to the district, and Supt Richards salary increase from 21000 to 1900. Community notices mention preaching, school openings, and local visits.
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Alstead
Westmoreland
Walpole
W. 8. Nichols
Keep
Knight
Langdon
Amall
J. Richards
Richards
Nurse Bessie Barrett joins Frost Hospital staff
Bessie Barrett is an accepted nurse at Frost hospital in Chelsea. Several new cases of measles are reported but all are doing well. Casper Roders is quite sick. Chester Thomas was taken to Montague Tresilay for an appendectomy. the result remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Barrett
Frost
Adams Family Visiting Brattleboro Area
EAST DOVER Mr and Mrs Wales Adams and children of Brattleboro are visiting Mrs Adams parents Mr and Mrs G D Hale Rev G M Burdick has closed his labors at the Methodist church After two years he has won community respect and esteem He preached his farewell sermon to a well filled house.
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West Chesterfield
Indies’ Circle
Des. HG. Smith
Burton
Charles F. Hill
Rouse
George F. Amidon
Spotford Grange
Neo
PBCU
Clarindie Crekler
G. Orsmer Cobleigh
Sam Bowen
Thomas Wing Bux
Beaver Day
Wis
Cora
Barry Judge
Putney
Sarah
Stoppinse
Norris
Jennie Bowen
Maverette
Wodall
East Dover
Wales Adams
Brattleboro
Grange Holds Regular Meeting with Scripted Program
The grange met Tuesday evening with six in class taught in the third and fourth degrees. A harvest supper followed as the program featured music reading recitations and the play A Matrimonial Advertisement. Presented by Master Blood and Sisters Waite Brown and Bennett. Remarks by Brother Waite of Vermont grange. 32 members attended. Next meeting set for April 28.
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The
Grange
Bro, Blood
Waite
Brown
Bennett
Bro. Waite
Vermont Grange
Era Grange
Jamaica Now Hampshire Gold Presented by Pioneer Lodge
Jamaica now Hampshire Gold, a thromnoid comedy drama, will be presented by Pioneer Lodge at oper hall on Friday evening in April.
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Jamaica
Hampshire
Pionner Lodge, I. 3
Oper Hall
The Great Voting Contest For The Reformers Quaker Range
The Reformers Great Quaker Range voting contest nears its end with three weeks left. Contestants must intensify efforts through new subscriptions rentals and advertising to win first class ranges. Results from the past week show voting progress and opportunities before April.
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Wallworth
Blood Wine praised as restorative remedy in 1900s letter
An 1900s letter from Mrs E. J. Wixentel describes using Island Wine and Blood Wine to regain strength during illness. She notes Blood Wine did not disturb heart or stomach and claims it revived energy, enabling work. The missive mentions physicians approval and J. W. Pearson as insurance agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onhhia
N.Y
E. J. Wixentel
Man Recovers After Twenty Years Of Agony From Ailments
A man describes decades of suffering from chills fever and joint pains before finding relief with a patent medicine. After trying many doctors and remedies he reports renewed strength health and ability to work daily. The testimonial credits Tremont firm products including Wine for claimed cures.
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Korres
Uire
Ital
Twente
Clyne & Laney
Tremont
Blood Wine credited with curing consumption after typhoid
Wantington DC March 8 296 a man writes that his wife Elsie weakened by typhoid fever and consumption recovered after using Blood Wine. He claims she could not lift her arms but improved after first bottle and fully recovered after completing six bottles, praising it as life saving. He notes doctors had given up and says others also found benefit.
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Wantington
Elsie
Fiany Shiedds
Blood Wine Faithful Cure Promoted After Fall
An 18th century fragment details a man who fell stairs and became bedridden for months. After trying Blood Wine, he regained strength and can walk, praising it as a health builder for old and young. A second testimonial from Mrs Irving Mack describes severe illness and renewed strength after treatment.
Solemn Oath and Testimony in City Insurance Case
An unusual sworn statement asserts the truth of every word from a writer claiming a weekly visitor and ties to a city insurance matter. The declaimer, described as a former medical student, frames the testimony as beyond question.
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Wastiserns
D.C
City of
Am Insurance Cillecioe
Blood Wise Medicine Claim and Consumption Cure
Fragmentary account claims a boy with consumption recovered after using a tonic named Blood Wise and a medicine called Blow sent by Divine Providence. The writer asserts dramatic health restoration and urges others to avoid medicines, touting Blood Wise as the universal remedy.
Blood Wine Use Report From Fitch's Drug Store
A letter from Mrs E C Wow of Auburn Street describes purchasing Blood Wine at Fitch's drug store to aid tiredness and eyesight. She notes clearer vision, less ear trouble, and overall improvement after using nearly one bottle, and plans to continue the tonic.
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Concord
Fitch's
Chile
Auburn St
E. C
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