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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1891
Page
2
A sketch extols Hunt's Remedy as a great life giver and strength booster for elderly people. It claims the tonic and food aid liver function blood quality and circulation, offering renewed health and warmth. Endorsers include Dr L A Pateren and L Finni who credit recovery from severe illnesses.
A long satirical piece criticizes advocates of pure air in schools and trains. It mocks window opening, notes risks of chilling and illness, and recounts personal anecdotes about air regimes. The text also promotes Salvation Oil as a cure and mentions Bully Cough Syrup.
Fragmented vintage column blends social musings on envy between women and men with peculiar notes on oysters and weather lore. It weaves humorous asides about fashion in rain, moral reflections, and brief medical and culinary ads, all tied to a Chicago heritage voice.
A garbled OCR sample cites vast but inconsistent figures and names including 1.2 billion naked, Martleuta kin, Dante Boone, and Shakespearean relatives. It mentions lepers in native states, a catalogue nearing completion, and Theodore L. Teverett's planned summer work at Union Seminary in Gayaville.
The passage compiles religious excerpts urging personal virtue, self discipline, and trust in divine guidance. It references Garfield, Wallace, Spurgeon, and Bible-derived maxims, urging parents to shape children by example and believers to pursue holiness through prayer, perseverance, and divine strength.
A reader-letter claims a cure for consumption and offers to send bottles of the remedy to any reader who provides Express and P O address. The signer, T A Stocom M C, lists 191 Pearl Street New York and asks for payment in express and address details.
A parable on how people apply the idea of averages to morality and duty. A thrifty farmer proclaims Sabbath piety offsets weekday misdeeds, then clashes with a hired man over an “average fence” revealing the flaw in measuring virtue by partial effort. The tale critiques moral averaging and self deception.
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