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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1896
Page
10
A brief fragment mentions a pair of shoes and a matter of agreement with a reference to a 15 that may indicate a date or code. The context is unclear and names or places are not recoverable from the readable text.
The article path notes Senator SotiGs of South Carolina contemplating retirement next March amid mispleawure from Bowe Tilhin and Gov Evann in Tillniin's mic. It mentions Confederate veteran conventions, McKinley and Cleveland era politics, and tensions in Wall Street and foreign affairs, with references to Ohio and Pennsylvania regions and the Venezuela incident.
Obituary notes honor Anat or Guiltory, Georgo A. Packer of Troy New York a prominent local leader, and Christopher Ho Smith of Weston Minnesota with a detailed career in public service. Also reports on Charles W. Billings of Troy and other regional figures, plus civic events and a summer school program in Windsor County.
A distressed patient misdiagnosed by her physician faces worsening symptoms until she discovers Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. After writing to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts she receives advice and rapid relief, with the testimonial noting decades of use and gratitude in her library files.
Local sports notes claim the Putney squad defeated their rivals to extend a five game win streak. Pitcher McVeigh dominated with ten strikeouts while Keyes and Wallin contributed timely hits and solid defense.
The Windsor County ceremony at town hall featured graduates who performed well Corrie Stephens wrote a squarels which energized the crowd The report also mentions Creche safety in Vermont and a suspect arrest in New York for a post office robbery with stamps recovered The article blends local happenings with a crime note and scattered names and places.
A fragmentary 19th century item details Maria Tarrows falling from a piazza injuring her heel, with neighbors and local figures Frances Wright and Vernon mentioned. it also notes gatherings, a surprise birthday, and election-related activity, all conveyed in a garbled, local newspaper style.
Fragmented report from Praniln County Massachusetts recounts the death of Thomas ob. Tinned Wincee aged 26, with references to Bernardstown and Bernardyton. It describes a prior assault case involving a Mrs Frances T. Tawon and a later investigation by a grand jury, plus scattered details of a woman’s injuries and a riverfront incident. The garbled text includes mentions of a postmaster general order and multiple local places and names, but the exact sequence remains unclear.
In Menatneton County Wharvis Shepard of Noeth Beoning received four injuries when a car car door window struck him as a train lurched along. He was returning home from Tivonderage and was seated on the car facing a truck bin near the left window. A labor car on an adjacent track is believed to have started the car and slid through the window, injuring Shepard badly.
Ads announce men's suits from 5.00 to 100.00 with $5.00 price holds. The sale includes skirts wrappers shirts waists and duck suits plus special mitt or shirt waists in black and white stripe. Limited samples offered for free inspection.
G A Barker and Juvkman work on repairs while Howwired this week. The Fillage held a school picnic last Friday afternoon. Miss Blake, a teacher, returned to Bradford Monday. Mes Dickey and Ardelle Montpelier visit town. Rev Mr Sailth of Williamstown occupied the Universaliet pulpit Sunday. WR Rowland returned from Goddard Seminary. J H Chamberlain and family returned to New York City.
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