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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
2
Public notice from the Windham County Reformers Ally and Co. printed by the publishers announces a subscription rate and year order details. The fragmentary text lists an address and a date line, but the full terms remain unclear.
Windham County Reformer discusses The Simple Moralities of the Liquor Question, arguing the drinker as main offender and liquor seller as accessory. It also covers Illinois push for popular Senate elections, voter education, and concerns over political corruption across New England.
Promotional notice touts complete amenities on Nickel Plate routes with bedding linen and toilet supplies. Mentions special agent conducted tours and personally supervised service. Second class tickets available. Inquiries directed to L P Burges, NEP AL, 28 Wash Bt, Boston, Max Ie.
Vermont editorials weigh teacher pay versus laborer wages and question political bias in governor races. Barre Times notes wealth should not bar a candidate. Rutland Herald questions liquor supply after St Johnsbury agency closure and raises concerns about alcohol consumption under prohibition.
A critic laments the Vermont governorship practices and the so called state twins system. The piece questions rotation versus merit, noting political mobility and the influence of lineage. It argues the best may be passed by and asks whether governance serves the state or party interests.
The piece discusses Caledonia county politics and potential candidates for Vermont offices, naming figures such as Alexander Dunnett and D. A. DeBoer. It critiques forest depletion, urges state forester action, and notes a Rutland obituary of Lyman B. Fulton, a long-time Highgate practitioner in law.
Funeral of Thomas W. Wood frames a week of Vermont items including a tar and feathers incident at Montpelier Seminary, a fatal quarrel in Hardwick, a child drowning in a wash tub in South Barre, and a sudden death in Vergennes. Fire, insurance, and labor matters knit a busy regional page with Barbadian— Vermont officials discuss licenses, uprisings, and a push to organize a state manufacturers association in Rutland.
An ad extols Malt Breakfast Food as the best early meal for the economical, disciplined breakfast. It claims two pounds per package, eightfold fattening value, and a premium photo offer with coupons. The copy touts the product as honest, nonfad, and superior to other cereals while urging grocers to endorse its claimed benefits.
The Daily Globe and Sunday Globe boast popular sections, from a comic page of jokes and current cartoons to the Household Department with recipes and care tips. Readers may discuss topics in the People’s Column and enjoy beauty advice, books, music, and educational content for all ages.
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