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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1891
Page
2
A wavering plea on female suffering argues wellbeing rests on proper care not male indifference. Hunt's Remedy is extolled as a universal cure with testimonials from A. Rockwell and Mrs. Gay, while religious notices cover church meetings, evangelists, and clerical honors across Boston Philadelphia Denver and New York with broad moral campaigns.
An oblique tale recounts the 1775 surprise at Fort Ticonderoga led by Ethan Allen and Nathan Henman, with farmer Roman guiding Nathan through hidden routes to the sally port. The daring raid captured the fort from British control, boosting Patriot morale and securing a pivotal early victory in the American Revolution.
A 1890 era prediction envisions abolition of drudgery and outside washing as electricity lights homes and domestic work declines. Mrs Helen Sterrett notes such forecasts in Forum but warns the era’s nervous strain and memory failures demand Self remedies like a tonic, urging readers to seek strength and vitality.
The passage reflects on Paul’s thorn as a divine gift shaping abundance through suffering. It contrasts longing for earthly compensation with gratitude for trials, urging acceptance of pain as a path to glory and spiritual strength. The speaker seeks divine lessons in sorrow and the transformation of tears into a rainbow.
A fragment from a Times letter discusses Jesus not naming or praising ancient conquerors or philosophers. It argues true worth lies in humble works and spiritual legacy, citing Paul, Bunyan, Wesley, Luther, and the value of moral deeds over worldly fame.
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