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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1904
Page
5
Hyomel claims to destroy catarrhal germs in the respiratory system by breathing it into air passages. The ad lists numerous symptoms such as offensive breath, nasal discharge, throat irritation, coughing, and chest tightness, and pledges a full refund if Hyomel fails to cure.
Trindham County Reformer reports a large jubilee event tonight led by William J West, with community gatherings at Shea's market, and multiple local happenings including sales, openings, and civic notices across Brattleboro and surrounding areas. A wide mix of events spans markets, theater, auctions, and public meetings with several named residents and local organizations noted.
The Wheel Club Field Day features a five inning base ball game, foot races, shot put style events, and a pound ball challenge. Officials include Lt. Milter and R. Cosley with J. Movrithiay captaining the First Regiment band. Vernon residents gather for a public event with meals provided by a caterer and two concerts by the First Regiment band before a return trip departure at clock time.
James F. Garey argues against existing industrial conditions urging formation of a workers party to seize government power and establish common ownership of production. He criticizes the capitalist system, cites labor indignities, and promotes a cooperative, socialist commonwealth led by organized labor.
The Heattleboro Woman's Club outlines an ambitious coming season with lectures on Household Sanitation by Dr. Beighat, papers by Mrs. Elmer and Mrs. Crane on The Home and Its Influence, and a focus on consumer issues. Programs feature cooking science by Miss Maiden, organ recital by Lavien Hows, talks on home industry and oriental rugs, and papers by Mary R. Cabot and L. M. Kenes. The season includes a reception, musical evenings, Library Work in Vermont, and a finale with annual meeting May 2 and tea May 17.
The article highlights West's Big Minstrel Jubilee featuring an elaborate fret part and minettele setting praised for its golden harmonies. It notes strong recognition of the elaborate program and claims the setting will be a standout part of the show.
The A. McRae establishment prepares a new apparel shop at the former A. F. Deynton location in Chesterfield. The opening is set for Saturday September 20 with a notable entertainment event drawing local interest.
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