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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
2
Ancient newspaper ad touts Blood Wine as a scientific cure for catarrh, claiming it heals the mucous membranes and cleanses nasal passages. It cites Mrs. Annie Krechhubel of Louisville who allegedly recovered after using the product and urges readers to send their name for a free expert examination.
Public notice announces subscription rates and delivery terms for The Windham County Reformer Ullery 4 Co publishers. Readers may receive sample copies, with six months and one year options and mail requests to the post office box.
A reflective piece argues true success lies in inner character over wealth and power, praising humble virtue, patience, honesty, and kindness. It honors Dr. James Cowland for a life of quiet influence, noting his noblest deeds were the character he built and the positive impact on others.
A Vermont county court summary lists numerous civil judgments by referees and stipulations, including Healey Lackeyva minor Apt, Burt Chellis, Nellie Finney, and others. cases cover judgments for plaintiffs, trust estates, and foreclosures. The report notes a guilty plea by Joy Kent for larceny and a two and a half year state prison sentence, plus a separate release for Emil Bauman after an assault incident. Marrages, divorces, and foreclosures are dense, with several awarded sums and costs.
An advertisement extols Mi o na as a unique cure for dyspepsia not a laxative or stimulant. It claims the compressed food tablet aids digestion, builds up the system, and promotes natural weight gain with a personal money back guarantee by George B Greene, a popular druggist. Dr Austin Flint endorses its superiority over pepsin pancreatin combinations.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and addresses including D. Odell at 21 Central St and Dwaepe Peake among scattered lines. The text mixes place names such as Vermont and general April references with few coherent events.
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