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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
2
A long Vermont page of editorials and notes laments political reform, purity laws, and public morals. It praises Senator Pratt's legacy, discusses civil order, temperance, and the need for honest business and law enforcement, while urging civic virtue and improved education. It cites Vermont figures, national policy, and local newspaper voices.
A muddled discussion accuses physicians of affidavits branding Mary Rogers insane before her husband’s death. The piece cites the Togers case, graft charges, and calls out perceived perjury and opportunistic motives amid Washington dispatches and public figures.
A garbled passage debates mercy and punishment for murder, asking why a plea for relief should excuse violence. It contemplates mercy versus accountability and suggests empathy for alleged offenders amid a chaotic, unclear scenario.
A fragments filled story cites a Vermont debate on capital punishment and the idea that reform via endowing colleges and missionary secretaries may not deter crime. It notes a mysterious death in the states as part of the argument about enforcement and punishment.
A Montpelier Journal piece quotes Roosevelt stressing honesty as the top criterion for public service, arguing that moral fitness should precede policy. the excerpt cites observers in Vermont and national figures debating the issue amid broader calls for integrity in leadership.
An advertisement features Druggist Greene endorsing Vinol as the best medicine for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It includes testimonials from Mrs. Frank Mann and mentions Joseph Jefferson and his death, praising cod liver oil without heaviness. The letter cites Vinol’s digestible liver oil and claims to improve appetite, strength, and vitality.
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