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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
3
A fragmented ad-like text touts a “new medicine” Solvent discovered by Dr Kennedy for digestive disorders. It links dyspepsia symptoms such as fatigue, bile issues, and nerves to a supposed cure described as brilliant and effective, urging readers to try the product.
A narrator recounts meeting Joh Ford, a persistent schemer, and his dramatic capture via a bear trap set at a safe. Ford infiltrates the home seeking papers in a bitter legal fight, but is outwitted and released after a nocturnal visit and uneasy chat.
A fragmented notice offers a 7 cent commission per subscriber for preregistered renewals to the Reformer. It claims quick credit for new subscriptions and yearlong credit for full-year subscribes. The message asks if there is a way to earn 75 cents quickly and notes the offer may be withdrawn at any time.
Mrs. Josephine D Peary returns with her long absent husband after a testing period. The explorer couple traveled together on the Windward, with Mrs Peary joining the voyage after previous waitings at home. News confirms a swift and fortunate journey.
A historical note compares the Julian and Gregorian calendars, explaining year lengths and date shifts from 1582 onward. The piece mentions England’s switch in 1752, details about days dropped, and a few literary excerpts and anecdotes from The Philadelphia Ledger.
A Presbyterian urging believers to rely on divine grace granted for pressing needs. The text promises that grace will fulfill its purpose and bring a larger increase as it is faithfully used and valued, distributed in greater measure in our era.
A London Telegraph style sketch recalls a satirical household exchange on fashion and language. It then describes a fantastical crab with a humanlike face from Japan, a weasel mother risking her meal to save her young, Arab beauty practices, Cologne cathedral visuals, and the use of vegetable ivory from palm seeds in European crafts.
In Switzerland and Italy some citizens carry small cards refusing profanity. Bearers issue a personal fine to be paid to charity when others hear foul language.
A quirky tale unfolds at a boarding house on Otis Street where landlady Irrelevant and her daughter Kathleen preside over rival suitors and a missing dog. Kathleen and Dangler become engaged after a sequence of comic misadventures including a dog reward and a late-arriving owner. The household learns a lesson in romance and loyalty amid playful intrigue.
Vintage ad claims Casecarers Candy Cathartic outperforms ancient pills and liquids like a modern electric light. It asserts genuine stamped CCC tablets never sold in bulk and available at druggists for 10 cents.
Laura Howard speaks about severe health pains swelling limbs and dizziness a year or two ago describing a period of dark times followed by recovery and gratitude for improved health. She emphasizes perseverance and not giving up on treatment and hope.
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