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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
6
The advertisement touts Mrs Lydia E Pinkham as a renowned healer for female diseases. It cites thousands treated yearly and testimonials from women like Mrs Seydel praising the product, claiming it cures various female ailments and advising readers to write for free guidance from Lynn Mass.
Schedule notes changes for spring services between Springfield New London and nearby towns. Daily and weekday patterns adjust routes to Boston New York via Millers Falls, Norwich Line, and connections for Palmer. Minor intercity connections and locale stops are clarified, with certain days shifting to new patterns.
The jury found Alvah Banderean not guilty at Woodstock on Saturday. Testimony covered Sanderson’s alleged morphine supply to Willett and Casey, with Willett and Harkness cited. Separate items note Middlebury College’s 106th commencement, a Granville grain works closure, a major Bennington barn fire, and local storm damage near Lake Champlain with drownings and arrests for theft.
Rail schedule details for Rutland and Green Mountain Flyer routes with connections to Montreal and St Albans. Separate report notes a destructive July storm in northern and central Vermont causing road and bridge damage, crop losses, and mill fires. Also mentions a legal verdict in Lamoille County court against Central Vermont Railway for $4,475 in damages from the Cambridge wreck.
A state commission report on Waterbury Insane Asylum recommends removing Superintendent Dr. Marcello Hutchinson and Trustee chairman George W. Wing for failure to follow orders and business missteps. The document cites building repairs, ventilation, fire protection, convalescent housing, patient care, fuel and coal handling, and procurement practices as areas needing change.
Federal grand jury in Chicago indicts 17 men for Sherman anti trust violations in the beef packing industry and four officials of Bohwaraschlide Sulzberger for rebates with railroads. Armour Swift Nelson Morris Cudahy Fairbanks named. Plymouth note says one unit acted independently. Also reports on peace envoy selections, Russo Japanese talks, and John Hay death.
Mrs. Kate Furwards, sentenced to death for her husband’s murder, remains without clemency as authorities refuse to grant a commutation. The final disposition ends with the sentence upheld by the court.
The fragment hints at a health product named Comfort Powder claimed to refresh and heal a parched person. It mentions price and benefits but specifics are unclear. The item reads as a marketing note from a periodical advertising a remedy.
The seventh annual health school closing session at Burlington focused on food inspection. PF Moat of the lab read a paper, discussing new statute compliance and tuberculosis prevention. Officers elected included President De Caverly, vice presidents Greene and Bartlett, secretary Redfield Proctor, Jr., and treasurer Hay. An executive committee was formed with officers and county representatives. Speakers included Redfield Proctor Jr. and Dr. Joseph Trudeay of Saranac Lake who noted tuberculosis trends and corresponding sanatorium developments.
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