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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
6
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as the key to health and happiness in June, claiming it cures insomnia and nervousness, restores energy, vigor, and enjoyment of life. It urges readers to take the medicine to achieve healthful blessings and better spirits.
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Hinsdale reports a quiet Sunday with church services canceled due to illness. The town notes weddings in Boston and Brattleboro, class day and commencement events, and local church activities including children’s Sunday and a minstrel planning committee.
The fourth annual Western Massachusetts library club gathering drew about 100 attendees from Colrain Bernardeton Amherst Northampton Holyoke and Springfield among others. Reports covered library topics and community events including a strawberry supper and cornerstone laying at Pierce Street Baptist church.
Fragments describe a prophecy event by Neil and Franklin with undergraduates, students of Thayer, and Henson chorus. The closing line by Frank W Wright proclaims seniors no longer, welcoming them to the world beyond. The prize speaking contest drew a ready crowd despite afternoon rain. eleven participants earned credit as the urs exit on Wednesday.
Bennington County plans a river widening project from the Hathaway bridge to the railroad bridge. The aim is to straighten the course, widen the river to 120 feet, and remove leaning banks. About twenty five men and several teams will be hired for the work.
Rontaboro reports gold fever rising as three mining firms push large land fronts in Rendeboro. The Brown Mining Company already erects five buildings and starts machinery, with 8000 acres leased to Readshoro Mining. Chase Mining, Troy based, reports a 0.75 ton ore sample rich in gold and silver.
Tyler 1. art and the ome of the jury on a manslaughter case. attorneys attend court. Local schools close today and Friday. A Clemont delegation elected to state committee. Rev Hen and Rev A de Houghenye spoke at town hall. Alfred C. Bigelow buys a farm in Apdower. Fred Rowell in Boston. L Mien Carpenter in Kutland. Mrs Pease from Minnesota visiting Grafton street. Hugh Henry of Concord visited town.
Weather Bureau report for New England notes wide temperature swings near freezing, frost risk, and varied crop prospects. Fall-sown grain in good condition in the north, fruit set uneven with frost damage in some areas, apples and cherries uncertain. Strawberry and raspberry crops show promise, while potatoes suffer in moisture and cool nights. Beetles and cutworms cause damage. Maine potato planting delayed by weather. mice and field conditions affecting yields.
A dense excerpt discusses energy, matter, and the conservation law. It explains how gunpowder energy compares to universal energy, noting that altering any grain of sand or bullet momentum could disrupt planetary orbits and even the sun, threatening cosmic balance. The piece reflects on the immutability of universal constants.
A jumble of dialogue and ads features a question about a school friend Bimeun, comments on his bright potential, and a remark about him building a private business without office runs. Interwoven are erotic lines, a quoted political critique, a Detroit press fragment, and a travel promo to Denver and surrounding regions with low-rate tickets and agent contact.
A garbled OCR note outlines proposals for printing work for the state of Vermont. It mentions the secretary of state, the University of Vermont, and various state departments and commissions. It notes bid specifications and the expected opening of proposals at 2 o clock Monday at the state offices in Montpelier.
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