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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
3
An advertised patent remedy promises a week of free treatment for kidney and liver health. The offer touts a solvent named Caseura and claims world famous reputation, with a covent bottle provided and pricing tied to six bottles for ten dollars.
Fragmentary notice describes unreliable pricing for goods sold by guess in a country store. It mentions beans and shoes and suggests customers may lose value by not buying now and returning for a better deal, urging caution in purchases.
Fragmented OCR text notes a cemetery entry with names and phrases about a high ground, retirement, landscape, and family mentions. Details are unreadable, with several garbled terms and missing context.
Congressman D. Foster of Burlington presented diplomas to twenty seven Brattleboro High School graduates as the auditorium ceremony opened with music. He lauded Vermont youths for industry and integrity while urging graduates to uphold republican ideals and leadership in public service.
The article chronicles graduation ceremonies and closing exercises at Haverhill High School. It notes a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. E S Osgood, student diplomas, and speeches stressing loyalty, endurance, and civic duty. It lists graduates across grade levels and mentions a reception and dance at the Bivets House.
The Greene store marked a milestone as 200000 prescriptions were prepared over 27 years. George I. Greene hosted the celebration on Tuesday, with the event highlighting the long service of founder Mr. Greene and the history of the business from Civil War era to the modern pharmacy.
The class day events occurred at Comere farional church despite Wednesday’s downtour. Artemas Orlando Wiking of Put fay delivered a discourse on classical and scientific training. Martha Sabrina outlined progress, and Alice Lewlee presented a class prophecy. A telegram from Lt. Joseph Mich reported Admiral Clark’s portrait protest ties to the Mary Rogers hanging threat, urging Vermont governor Bell to show mercy amid a statehouse tribute to Captain Lloyd Clark’s Oregon defense.
President Roosevelt condemns United States Minister Bowen for attempting to entrap Assisant Secretary Loomis and for two years of alleged scandal pursuit. Loomis declared innocent. Bowen’s diplomatic usefulness ended. Taft report clears Loomis as Morocco seeks international conference aid. France agrees to discuss. June events include Essex Junction telegrams and Vermont murder trial remarks.
The article notes Chinese government urging major powers to back a united front to demand compensation and stability. It reports on political tension, military movement, and calls for unity among nations to address perceived aggression and enforce collective action. The piece mentions regional actors and international responses.
Mr and Mrs Fred Jaeger and their eight children traveled from near Kyrie New York to Augusta Maine on foot despite extreme heat. The family, financially strapped, carried belongings in a wheelbarrow and a clothes basket. They hoped for aid in Augusta and planned to find work there, describing a simple life with few possessions yet apparent happiness.
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