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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1906
Page
6
District notes show 180 visitors, with key events from a Friday program at the village school. Emphasis on exercises, including recitations and songs, plus details on attendance, enrollments, and staff roles across primary and grammar departments.
Atlanta physician addresses Brattleboro residents on Vino l Vinol as the best cod liver preparation. He claims it strengthens the system, aids coughs and lung issues, improves digestion, and helps anaemic or run down patients. Local druggist George F Greene sells Vinol with a satisfaction guarantee and refund option.
Friday events fill the community page as residents attend a school program and dance at John Cummings Ball. Mrs. Stockwell visits her son in town while Bertha Manchester completes work at the Brattleboro telephone exchange. After a funeral in Guilford, deacon Nelson W. Goddard is remembered. updates include relocations and social visits among families like the Pierces, Mundells, and Habitual performers.
Fragmented Newfane page reports villagers traveling, visiting relatives, and attending meetings. Names include DeWitt, Boland, Wellman, Taylor, and Underwood among others. It notes a West River meeting, local sparking changes, and upcoming gatherings with plans for public events and discussions in January.
Notes from a rural community recount various poultry needs and farm supplies on hand, including a Pewter Ehiloe of the slike of eaves and food for winter. Several local households and families are mentioned with visits and farm activities across Warflahins, Chester, and Teunineter.
Fragmented OCR entry lists numerous names and locations in a late 19th or early 20th century community. References include meetings at Grat ro Thuraday, Miss Lavina, Mrs. Dilla Guilt, the Christain Archaver society, and the annual meeting of a local club. Mentions of travel, visits, and social events are interwoven with scattered dates and places, reflecting a busy town social calendar.
A historical advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for tumors and related female health issues, claiming testimonials from women who avoided surgery. It urges readers to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for advice and showcases several letters praising the remedy's effectiveness and the end of severe symptoms without operation.
South Londonderry reports a string of community updates. Mentions of residents Marvin Hivward, Howarth, Joseph Giron, James Orderavod, and others attending work, funerals, and family visits. Mentions a wedding trip, a bakery possession change, a death in the town, and local church bell concerns.
A fragment advertises a poultry feeding product from G M Rerson Co Eevox Center Vi. claiming increased fertility and flock vigor. The misspelled text touts “Page's Perfected Paul thy Food” as containing nutrients to improve hatch rates and overall bird health.
Marlboro reports Leelinn P Werden of Decatur James 31 1906 Whitney travels to Wilmington to work at Porter Hubbanl s Sydney Belows ill with Rab orline engine. Denples wood piles. Samuel Adame arrived in town from Kansas about 20 years ago. Whitney and daughter Aliee may be in Boston with Mrs Cone. Miss Whitney stays winter. Universal verdict references early rise pills and satire.
Central Vermont rail lines advertise winter travel options with route details between Ravin end Soediatg statliad and neighboring stations. The notice lists fares, staff, and services including guaranteed salary to employees and promotions for various rail roles.
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