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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
6
An old advertorial fragment touts Pil Excelsior as the great nerve tonic. It mentions a coastal origin, wartime style endorsements, and a boastful pitch about restoring vitality, with scattered phrases and product branding interwoven.
The readable text presents garbled names and mixed phrases about regitater devices, war mentions, and local figures. Pieces reference Emmons, Pett, Me k, and Len Haalleeli with scattered place names and dates, but concrete events or outcomes are not discernible.
Paul Leicester Ford was killed by his brother in New York last week. He had just bought a large 1001 acre estate with his father in law ward HH. Kidder, spanning Dublin and Marlboro, planned to reside in Cheshire that summer and replace with extensive improvements.
The marriage of Joba Galden and Susie McCoughers was celebrated at St Joseph Toeeday morning at 7 with Rev D C Ling officiating. Joba McCunhern of Bristol Qonn. served as brother of the bride. Ann McCoughern acted as bridesmaid. The bride wore a tan traveling suit. guests presented silverware cut glass and money as gifts.
Walter Hover of Orange suffered severe phosphate poisoning while applying the chemical to a load. His right hand became badly damaged by the second day though it was sound at first. The incident underscores dangers of handling industrial materials in Franklin County.
A fragmentary ad copy asserts that the "sigmature" on every box of Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabheas is the remedy that cures all ills. The readable text is ambiguous and lacks verifiable claims or context.
Bernardston town activities include observance preparations for Memorial Day by the Athletic Association to prevent disruption. Social Circle meets in church, May 4, with two weeks off before annual officer election. Epworth League anniversary at M E church Sunday at 7. A program titled The Rainbow directed by Mrs Holton. Union service drew large crowd at MB church. Notes on local pastors and residents appearing in upcoming events and meetings.
The Independent highlights a range of topics from religious duty to social service. It notes the Eskimos gaining their own Bible translation published by the Bible Society of Demmarielas and recalls Hans Egede's Greenland mission begun in 1721. The piece cites moral maxims such as serving others, loving neighbor, and practicing conversation that edifies life, urging personal growth and forgiveness.
A verbose reminiscence details the well known Milwaukee Saint Paul and Pacific system with routes from Chicago to Minneapolis and St Paul, praising the scenic Mississippi river sections and Wisconsin towns. It notes various lines and coaches, plus an anecdote about a runaway horse and a professor’s mishap on a prairie ranch.
A traveler in Baden sends a telegram from a train by writing on a postcard and dropping it in a station box, then a box clears at the next stop. An old man jokes about marrying a younger wife, a friend notes his own experience opening his eyes to age gaps.
A garbled advertisement promises a herbal remedy for various ailments including stomach issues liver and kidney troubles. It claims the medicine is gentle, pleasant, and effective, urging readers to try it and demanding payment refunds if unsatisfied. The text reflects marketing jargon and unclear product naming.
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