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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
6
An old time remedy claims to cure coughs colds catarrh consumption rheumatism kidney disease and other ailments. It promises to purify blood by a germicidal action and strengthen lungs and digestion. Sold for fifty cents a bottle with free samples at George F. Greena's drug store 63 Main Street.
An elderly advertisement from EMMONS CO of Hartford Street Hartford Mass promotes a health remedy. It claims quick results and asserts the product is safe. The notice includes financial terms and a contact line for the company.
Brown Annidon Stearns finish sawin durvis lots at Claremont and move mills to Plainfield to cut for Carlos Colby and Britten A Borer. New Hampshire annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal church opens in Glauchurchy Hiverhill with Bishop Karl Cranston presiding. conference includes most of New Hampshire except towns east of Androscoggin river and certain areas. The meeting reports members, a drift of salary figures, and charitable giving, plus local social events, school notes, and mill extensions amid town life.
A damaged OCR segment blends poems, reflections, and stray phrases about charity, religion, and education. It mentions DeWitt, Mazel, and Longfellow style lines, with scattered musings on sacred duties, self reflection, and moral admonitions. The incoherent text preserves notable names but offers no clear event or narrative.
The Northfield Warwick and Leyden district school committee held its annual meeting at Northfield Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon. Key items included electing Davy Smith as chair and Mr No M. Wool as clerk, with Horace Varteidge of Boston noted as gas and train line advisor.
Leyden records mark a milestone as Otulde Brown reaches fifty years of longevity on Wirehay-March 1. Daughters and a great granddaughter join the quiet observance with letters and gifts including a birthday cake and a magnet. The note reflects on nature's reserve and the endurance of three generations, signed by Winsett and Mr. Severance families.
A fragmentary notice hints at a summer event or performance with unclear names and dates. Readable elements mention Berth Weath and a musical or literary tone, but full details are missing from the OCR. The item appears as a damaged snippet lacking concrete actions or participants.
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