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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Baine's Celery Compound as a health product promising strength and vitality. It emphasizes overall wellness and vigor with a persuasive stance typical of era medicine ads.
A jumble of late 19th century dispatches reports Bryan planning a Europe tour to study social conditions, a string of personal tragedies including drownings and assaults, a ship fire at Toronto dock with a 25000 fine, and various violent incidents across the United States, from jail escapes to railroad worker battles and a deadly powder works explosion.
George E. Greene partners with Mi-O-Na to offer the flesh forming food in a new sale method. Each pack includes a guarantee bond, promising assurance with every purchase. The proprietors trumpet the product as a remarkable digestion regulator and novelty in merchandising.
The advertisement promotes Mi‑o‑n a health tonic from Georgi and Greene claiming it aids digestion and boosts energy. It targets individuals with poor appetite weight loss and fatigue noting a guarantee bond to back the product.
A collage of dispatches reports floods in Silesia political upheavals in Servia and Ireland, coalitions toast exports to Roumania, and heat waves in Paris. The Vienna Vienna dispatch notes King Alexander debt dispute and a conspiracy in Belgrade. Churchillian style notes rail and military movements and a London sale of Hufts poems to Burns monument.
A fragmented note outlines a ponmman who can write rapidly, claiming speeds of 480 turns per minute and 25,000 per hour, with references to various brands and unclear terms, mentioning pace and strength in a garbled historical context.
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