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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1896
Page
3
Fragmented OCR notes claim a Smiths rheumatic cure shows positive results and widespread use. Details are garbled but indicate a claimed 200d results and persuasive statements about efficacy. Report lacks verifiable specifics or sources.
A Vermont village healer Mr Newell in last years has attracted hundreds with claimed power to ease pain and heal illnesses. He treats rheumatism headaches and injuries with hands on therapy, drawing families and neighbors who report relief though the healer warns he cannot cure all.
A garbled paragraph hints at a faded Bethe Wills dispute and a potential Friverian influence. It references a cream trail and veering toward a firelighting event, but the text is heavily unclear and names or places are mostly unreadable.
Amid a murky discourse the Monroe Doctrine dominates discussion over constitutional balance and presidential powers. The text weighs historical authority from 1788 into modern executive reach and the interplay with congressional prerogatives, citing reactions and potential limits on international action.
A medical note warns that minor backaches can mask serious kidney trouble. It describes how small, persistent pains may develop into a larger problem if ignored, urging attention to evolving symptoms.
Baker's Kidney Pills claim to cure backache by removing the kidney trouble cause. They target early kidney issues and allegedly restore strength. priced at 50 cents with a free book on backache and kidney trouble. Sold by druggists, Sinker Pill Co, Bangor, Maine.
A fragmentary notice lists Vermont men in Boston including Chief Justice Walbridge Birtd and other jurists and clergy. It names many prominent lawyers, professors, editors, and railroad officials connected to Boston and New England institutions, and notes an upcoming meeting of the Sons of Vermont in Kil- area with speakers and civic figures.
A garbled 19th century political ramble discusses party drift and policy shifts. It references Democratic and Republican tensions, wartime legacies, and economic concerns including wheat prices and reserves. The piece mentions leaders, conventions, and the press reacting to evolving national sentiment.
A long ad lists reduced prices on dresses, waists, skirts, hosiery, lace, and fabrics. It promotes new Spring styles at Tony Nord and notes discounts on Ginghams, silks, lace, and ready-to-wear items with numerous price points and clearance lots.
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