Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Claim Falls Flat
An advertisement touts a guaranteed catarrh cure by claiming inhalation of a special air remedy will purge catarrh. It promises a full refund if not cured and lists a 31.00 outfit including an inhaler and bottles, with George B. Greene named as dealer. The text questions the treatment’s efficacy and customer benefit.
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George B. Greene
Windham County Reformer Ovvier to Stay Open Thursday
Reformed Windham County publication announced extended Thursday evening hours until further notice. The notice mentions the rattlebore Calendar for 1000 and multiple regional calendars including Springfield Hartford and Providence editions. Names KAaLee Tirus appear in the brief memo accompanying the update.
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Reformer Ovvier
Springfield
Hartford
Providence
Local Notes And Gossip From Brattleboro Area
Local notes cover meetings at the Ladies' D C club and the Haptlet church Young People union social. The month’s liquor prescription sales, weather shifts from snow to rain, a bishop’s visitation, a wild goose captured near a factory, and various lodge nominations are reported. A Vermont National Guard exam date, court actions, scarlet fever cases, plays, marriages, and community events fill out a dense local update.
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D.C
C. C. Winchester
Young People’s Union
Haptlet Church
FY. Thomas
G. BK
Greene
H. Holden
C. EB Graffam
Sunda
A.C. A. Hall
J. Michael's Episcopal Church
A. Smith Company
Jacob Kempf
Wantastiquet Lodge
O. Fi
Innocent Indulgence and a Digestive Remedy
George E. Greene promotes Miona tablets as a simple, practical cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. The ad asserts over-eating causes real suffering and claims the tablets, containing bismuth subgallate and cerium oxalate, strengthen digestion and allow eating freely. The guarantee promises payment only if it cures.
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George E. Greene
George EE. Greene
Big Basketball League Considered by Local Clubs
James E. Allen plans a professional league with Brattleboro Greenfield Shelburne Falls and Easthampton to boost rivalry and popularity. Shelburne Falls and Easthampton are ready to enter, Greenfield may form a team with James Doran as captain, while East hampton already shows strength. The Independents compete next versus Middletown Conn with Athletic travels and high school and Bristol Delaware prospects referenced.
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James E. Allen
Brattleboro
Greenfield
Shelburne Falls
Easthampton
Mars
Allen Ie
Z. F. Lawlor
O& Team
Fasthampton
Os Vice
Wooda
Tolman
O'Brien
Morrisey
Vice
Independents
James Doran
Middletown
Donran
Lawton
McConiche
Oakes
Delphi
Second meeting of the Professional club discusses The Social Evil
Monday evening at the Brooks house the Professional club held its second meeting with strong attendance. Dr. W H Lane presented The Social Evil from a medical viewpoint, noting media secrecy and public ignorance. He cited statistics on social dangers and outlined regulation options, referencing Dr Howard Kelley. Dr Lane’s remarks drew keen interest as Dr H D Holton led the ensuing discussion.
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Stowe
Springfield
Mass
Protective Orange
Brattleboro
Dee
Bratt
Montpelier
Etate Orange
Ting
Opamp
Modern Woodmen of America
Conaul
Rexford Penson
H. H. Hunter
Ashton Tayior
C. L. Cobh
Pare H. Fisher
Hildreth
Frank Penslee
R. Aldrich
FE. R. Lynch
Boston Post
Clarke C. Fitts
Rovers
Fitts
Post
Delalla
Lorne Elwyn Company
Brattwbore Memorial Hospital Corporation
George Leevening
Dunham
Harry R. Miles
8. E. Lawton
G. L. Dunham
J. Gray Estey
H. R. Miles
W. H. Brackett
L. Fr. Adams
Brooks House
W. H. Lane
Howard Kelley
Baltimore
Lane
H. D. Holton
Mozart Symphony Club Concert at Grand Central Palace
The Mozart Symphony Club of New York plans a Thursday evening concert led by manager Fox. Featured performers include Marie Stort soprano and violin, Theodore Hoch cornet and violin, Julie Peterson piano, and Richard Stoelger viola. Kritiques praise Stort, Hoch, and Peterson. Stoelzer's viola solo noted as novel.
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Mozart Symphony Club
Fox
Mozart Symphony Club of
New York
Marie Stort
Herr Theodore Hoch
Julie Peterson
Richard Stoelger
Stort
New York Herald
Grand Central Palace
New Haven
Queen Alexandra
England
London Musical Courier
Cincinnati
Stoelzer
Herr Stoelzer
Canal Street Lot Sales Advance in Brattleboro Market
W Edgett & company sold two Canal Street lots to Albert W Rockwell from Mrs Abby E Waller. Five lots from the property are now sold, one house built and another remodeled, two more lots remain for sale. Rockwell plans a residence, Browell completed a house, and Mrs Fuller will deed 20 feet front to Canal Street school grounds. A village meeting is called for December to decide water ownership, bonds, and related business.
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Sholes
Dummerston
M. J. Carmody
Walnut Street
Vermont National Guard
Brattleboro
J. Gray Estey
George M. Powers
H. G. Barber
Mary Blakesleegott
H. D. Holton
A. E. Cudworth
Rowell
Edward R. Lynch
Dr. Lynch
Tron Bridge
Elliot
Flat
Windham County Couht
Henry Tucker
A. T. Kirkwood
Ethel
Biree Street
St. Ridward Kirkwood
Elliot Street
Brattiehorn Memorial Hospital
Oan Darleigh
St Stebbins
Darleigh
George M. Holbrook
Springfield
Mass
American Writing
Braltiebore
Armes Hill
Mosart
Ladies’ Enterprise Society
H. A. Foster
Organ Street
C. O. F. Hall
Bingham
Bingham Chapter
Masonie Hall
Prattleboro
Jacob Riis
Brittleboro
Daughteria
Ameriden
Annie G. Cobb
Linden Street
Young People's Union
Baptist Church
The
Murray Chib
Grange Hall
Mies Howe
Hinsdale
F. D. Walte
Emerson
W. Cc
T. UW
Ita
George Fox
Joan B. Hall
Ming Burt
Manchester
N. Hy Noy
Hall
Jacksonville
Fila
Prank Hagan
Theodore
Randolph Burke
Jesse Hailey
W. Edgett & Company
Albert W. Rockwell
Canal Street
Abby E. Waller
Rockwell
Browell
Santa Claus store offers wide assortment of men’s goods
A Santa Claus repository advertises house coats, robes, mufflers, handkerchiefs, neckwear, scarf pins, cuff links, gloves, sweaters, and more in boxes. Coupons are free with purchases of one dollar or more. A strong baggage smasher line is noted and prices range from 98 cents to 12 dollars, with some items at eight, ten, or twelve dollars.
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Santa Claus
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