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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1904
Page
1
A dubious medical claim promotes Hyomel as a guaranteed cure for respiratory ailments. The text repeats likely false promises, including refunding money if Hyomel does not cure, and asserts rapid relief from throat and lung symptoms with no verifiable evidence or credible medical sourcing.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a positive cure for hay fever symptoms. It claims the product soothes watering eyes, nasal irritation, and burning, providing quick and lasting relief by calming the irritated membranes.
The document announces the appointment of le ber Yeung as appointee to assist in settling the estate of Wak Es Will Lat, late of Patuey, with claims and demands to be presented to the district by the third day of January next. It names Patuey as the place and dates in August and outlines the proceedings and duties of the appointee for the probate.
A large crowd heard Cannon attack Parker while Littlefield pressed tariffs during a campaign stop. The speech touched on party loyalty, economic policy, and the Republican stance from Vermont to national issues, with remarks highlighting historic support for protective tariffs and critiques of opposing platforms.
A Pretty Wednesday ceremony in West Brattleboro united Miss Coraline Mule Kenedlony and Mr John Charles dvhawen amid neighbors and friends. The double line service, Lohengrin march, violin solos, and a reception followed. the couple will reside at 18 Forest Street.
An unclear notice purports a state report about preventing death by own action and mentions a tonic called Great tonic and mervine claimed to strengthen nerves and build up the system. It also touts benefits for stomach liver and kidney regulation, with odd spelling and dubious specifics.
The piece reports Crosby Fitts and Gibson are confident of securing the Democratic nomination for representative. It discusses caucus expectations, campaign dynamics, and who may emerge winner, noting Gleeson and Crosby as key figures and a rally planned Monday evening with speeches by prominent Democrats including Crosby of Pittsfield and H. Shrively of Indiana.
The Brattle area parish honored Reverend Patrick Cunningham with solemn funeral rites at St Michael’s church. Bishop Michaud presided as priests, mourners, and a visiting clergy assembled, then the body was interred at the Roman Catholic cemetery amid a guarded procession and church pews filled with mourners.
In Hratilebara Vermont on August 16 1604 Kiilitor the reformer Mr Fitts signals a stance against organized teams at the caucus. He urges voters to come to the polls independently and without summons or coercion, asking supporters to bring friends and participate.
Ewart C Crosby writes from Aug 20 caucus time 2 to 5 pm urging voluntary support from friends and fellow voters. He declares no campaigning by him or others and emphasizes fair representation of voters at the Republican town representative caucus.
A letter to the editor defends integrity and independence in elections. The writer denies misrepresented candidacy for postmaster and reporter, supports a weekly payment bill for industrial firms while excluding farmers, and promises to resist corporate influence while protecting labor interests.
A midpage fragment shows a soldier urging a general to abandon the beef diet. The tall vegetarian figure is named as a key interlocutor in a terse exchange about military meals and dietary choices.
Over 100 alumni gathered in Bernardston for the Powers Institute triennial reunion. Principal Allen presided as members voted to continue the reunions with the next gathering planned for August 2007. Newcomb of Greenfield, elected president, along with officers and committee members, led a day of speeches, dinner, and musical performances.
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