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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1895
Page
7
The Windham County Reformers column critiques the Republican stance and Liberal views, citing Chicago Times-Herald opinions on campaign spending, tariff effects, and party unity. It notes American economic strains, Spain's war context, and Mexican affairs influencing public mood amid tariff changes.
The editorial reflects on the Third Term issue and names Mitchell, Cleveland, and Taft era figures while detailing party lines, public reactions, and procedural debates. It frames the dispute as a divider within the Democratic and Federalist camps, highlighting leadership, policy, and constitutional arguments.
A Vermont political scene article reports Reformers pressuring for liquor policy changes amid Rebublican and Democratic contest. The piece notes accusations of systemic liquor sales by state officials, calls for revision of treasury and regulatory acts, and party strategizing around candidate lines and silver questions ahead of the election.
A long list of community mentions covers visits by Mrs Walter Gilenne and relatives in Wilmington and nearby towns. It notes illnesses, recoveries, and daily social rounds with many named individuals, locations, and extended family ties across Massachusetts and New York. The item reads as a social column with numerous names, trips, and temporary absences.
Fragmentary OCR text promotes assorted health products and tonics with dubious claims. It lists Liver Stomach Kidney tonics and bitters, praising Bucklone Veniew Salveth, and references a dealer named Helden & Cu with unclear contact details. The readability is poor and concrete outcomes are unverified.
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