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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for neuralgia rheumatism and various ailments. It claims to purify blood, strengthen nerves, and alleviate fatigue with no toxic effects. A Kentucky doctor endorses its wide therapeutic value and safety for long use.
A sprawling, garbled roundup mixes plans for a world museum in Chicago with political threats, dockside bribery talk, typhoid cases, university water woes, labor unrest in Montana, a Grand Trunk derailment, medical debates on formalin, naval incidents near Japan, a Charleston clash with casualties, and a flood of international notes from Newfoundland to Germany. Numerous named figures, places, and events are cited in a jumble of anecdotes and rumors.
Fragmented dispatches report an automobile launch amid jam and flood in Galicia, oil found in Ireland, and plans to address the Irish question. Mentions of Pope Leo XIII, a Vatican ceremony, and other European affairs describe political intrigue, financial scandals, and international tensions with varied locations including Dublin, London, and Rome.
The article recalls a troubling medical case with a patient described by E. Greene of Brattonners in Worcester. The narrative mentions healing through a mysterious method and warns of severe conditions, urging attention to blood health and rheumatism. The intact OCR shows names and places, including references to a Dr. Greene and local addresses, suggesting a public medical notice or testimonial from the era.
New overnight train runs daily from Chicago to Denver via Milwaukee and St. Paul with a sleeper and free reclining chair, departure 10:35 p.m. No changes or delays expected while the narrative also mentions various political and military topics in a garbled subsequent passage.
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