Dyspepsia of Women and Unyielding Treatments
A clipping notes many women suffer dyspepsia that resists standard remedies. It questions the effectiveness of usual medicines and hints at ongoing distress despite treatment.
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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
6
A clipping notes many women suffer dyspepsia that resists standard remedies. It questions the effectiveness of usual medicines and hints at ongoing distress despite treatment.
Mrs Wright and Mrs Pinkham claim a dyspepsia linked to female organs can be cured only by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They cite a Brooklyn case of a woman cured after others failed, praising rapid recovery in five weeks and urging use by affected women. The advertisement extols the compound as uniquely endorsed and widely effective.
Vermont Methodist conference at Enosburg Fair reports officer elections and district appointments. Montpelier and Burlington activities include Sabbath observance, finances, Sunday schools, and church property valuations. Dewey birthplace foreclosure noted. Tremblay and Rogers cases summarized. legal notices on liquor law enforcement and a bankruptcy ruling upheld by the U S Supreme Court.
Texas Congressman Lucius Tuttle testifies before a Senate committee on railroad freight rates. He argues long haul rates must reflect distance losses, criticizes arbitral plans, and notes public railway benefits are misrepresented. Lawyer Walker D. Hines, aiding the anti-monopoly cause, defends existing law and court remedies.
Local notes from West Guilford and Guilford Centre detail farm sales near Janice Ave and surrounding homes, with residents like Philip TL Franklin and May Franklin connected to teaching and household work. Obituaries note Mrs Harriet A Willard’s death after 24 years of illness, and numerous arrivals, visits, and farm transfers mark a busy community period.
Fragmented local notes report travel moves, hotel work, and housing projects in Londonderry. Easter service planned at a national church, while Bert Garfield visits Manchester for renovations. A milliner from Ludlow attends a local event as runaway incidents, horse near escapes, and minor property issues are mentioned.
Newfane weekly column reports church attendance in Minky, visits from residents to Richmend, and local social notes. Hortense Switzer teaches in West Townshend, Mink Alcestia Wheeler teaches in Jamalen, and Mrs Chere Harrie travels to Bingharpline for witness service. Prostate and bladder issues discussed with Foley's Kidney Cure endorsement. Rodney Burnett of Buck Port writes of relief after treatment. Harlan Thorpe’s death in Grafton noted alongside a dramatic entertainment tale and society notices from Westminster West and surrounding towns.
Williamsville reports visitations and family news. C K Stedman visits son Lucian in Gantver. Florence Adama has returned. Mrs Gevrey Ware of Trrvotetine rests at her brother Alton More's. Hubert Brown and Mrs. Hol Wilson visit. School opens with thirty scholars. Floyd Putnam teaches at Exwex Junction. An event is planned at Scirf House Hall Friday evening.
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