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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
6
A revival style ad extols Paine's Celery Compound as a health booster for overworked women. It quotes Mrs Stephen Smith of St Paul Minn and praises the product for restoring vigor after a severe illness and fatigue.
In a London tale set at Westminster and Greenwich, Brandon and I attend a royal joust and banquet where a striking, noble stranger captivates Queen Mary and sparks curiosity about his rank and fate. The narrator befriends Brandon, sharing courtly intrigue, rivalry, and plans for wealth, debt payoff, and future glory.
A dramatic Niagara River voyage features Charles A. Perey piloting a boat through Whielpont rapids and the gorge. The detailed craft description notes a double ended design with compartments and a covered cockpit. The sequence ends with the Fool Killer boat, owned by Peter Nissen, being lost to the whirlpool after a risky propulsion method.
The U S Geological Survey creates a Division of Board to study the nation’s water supply with Professor G H Perkins appointed in charge for Vermont. Town blank forms will be mailed to collect data on wells springs and water quality to guide future investigations at no cost to Vermont.
A Bennington tailor was arrested after forming a customer circle who drew lots to decide who pays fees and which portion covers his suit costs. Rival clerks complain the lottery harms their trade, while locals debate enforcement and morality amid broader concerns of politics and business.
An old advertisement extols Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney disease and rheumatism. It claims relief through tablets sold by a corporation with testimonials and mentions of a Newark or Randtoun address and a prescription note.
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