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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
1
An archaic plea touts a Winter cure for coughs and consumption. It claims dramatic lung benefits and long use, urging readers to obtain Elixir from Uriah Pharmacy, Gi den & Co, and Themis V. Greend.
A garbled OCR page summarizes varied items including legal notices, rail accidents, church schedules, political mentions, and social notices. Readable bits reference trains, a Vermont or New England region, and named people such as governors, ministers, and city officials, with conflicting dates and places.
Brattleboro voters are called to a December special meeting to decide on reorganizing the fire department. The proposal outlines a new department with candidate names for officer roles and funding measures, aiming to increase efficiency and reduce staffing. The meeting will review a detailed statement from Thos Pipponnd Hague and related documents.
George Sherwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sherwin, is the victim in a smallpox case. He is in a comfortable condition and expected to recover. Physicians express little fear of wider spread as vaccination efforts begin. quarantine is enforced around the residence and contacts are vaccinated.
Brattleboro Mills Falls defeats Mitters Walls by tearing Millets Ball to the lap and a sharp late rally. Monroe and Tutts lead Brattleboro with strong floor work as Holyoke St Jeromes contest nears decisive finish.
A fragmented Thanksgiving sermon discusses giving thanks beyond calendar dates and possessions. It critiques civic proclamations by officials and emphasizes gratitude as a spiritual act aligned with Christian teaching, citing God’s will and Jesus Christ. The piece references national disaster, rail accidents near Seneca and Pontiac, and the impact on communities.
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