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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1905
Page
4
Advertises Vinol as a cod liver extract tonic to rebuild strength and appetite for run down adults and children. Claims Vinol improves digestion, red blood, and energy, featuring testimonial from Andrew Jackson of Springfield and a Brattleboro druggist George E. Greene.
A fragmented notice from Laurence Minot and Richard Bradley warns creditors and beneficiaries about trustees actions to cover debts and care for the ill or disabled. The document seeks to limit liability, assert the trustees’ authority, and prohibit certain transfers or acquisitions while naming involved parties and potential exemptions.
Poultry raisers are urged to consider supplies from The Grange Store and Cypher Incubators including incubators brooders chick food and beef scraps forcing food for poultry.
Sir Andrew Clarke warns Americans away from mint tablets and other so called digestives after meals. Mi o na is touted as the only remedy that removes stomach irritation and inflammation, improving digestion and health. George E Greane sells Mi o na with a money back guarantee.
Worh Brockett was in Greenfield on business while Phowpson Mae spent a week in New York City. Dozens of residents including Sewall Moree, G. C. Abbott, Col Thomas Hannon, and Mrs. J. S. MM and daughter visited towns and attended social events. James He Allen and others traveled to New York City. families from Rutland, Peabody, and Amberet joined in visits.
In Vernon a College team faced off against Home Culture Independents in a brisk indoor contest. Highlights feature a fierce clash between Dor and Bothwell with several hard fouls and a late surge by Spring and Stafford. Doran and Kane stood out in scoring and defense as Brattie and Reed delivered strong performances for their squads.
Individuals travelled widely this week including visits to Boston Worcester and Wayland. Several residents, such as Crosby and Crowell, planned trips and vacations while others remained visiting family in Amherst Wilmington and Ware. Local social circles noted spring plans and college connections with multiple trips and gatherings all through the week.
A traveler’s brisk diary notes in transit from Culpeper to Danville Virginia. It captures Manassas Brandy Station and Libby Ford area landscapes, poultry agriculture, and hill country scaffolding as farms grow with turkeys and chickens. The author appraises Brandy Station Culpeper and Danville’s industry, water power, and cotton factories.
Village notes report social events at the First Methodist and Baptist churches. Wives and groups prepare suppers, visits to Washington, and moves affect local homes. Rev Woodward to preach at the Baptist church with a call to Essex. church services list sermons and a communion observance.
A late 19th century notice invites farmers gardeners and greenhouse operators to mail a postcard to CS Page Hyde Park Virginia seeking a sample of Page's Plant Food. The advertisement promises free postage and asserts the product's authentic ingredients and merit while criticizing common fertilizer impositions. The call to action emphasizes sending a Page’s Plant Food sample to verify quality.
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