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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1905
Page
2
Vermont political column from Brattleboro discusses Prohibition debates and the army canteen policy, noting Senator Proctor's stance and the broader temperance argument. It references Proctor, Cobb, the New Hampshire-Vermont licensing question, and local reactions including Brattleboro residents and readers.
A historical note argues that Roosevelt’s power and enthusiasm reflect the public’s mixed view. It cites the Constitution’s Article II definitions of executive authority and the president’s duties, including commander in chief powers and treaty making with Senate concurrence.
Fraudulent counterfeiters target Dr Kings New Discovery and other medicines to defraud the public. The notice urges beware of fake cures and emphasizes protection for consumers, noting a long history of reputable products and urging scrutiny of claims. The message mentions brands and locations to guide readers.
Washington, Feb 20 The House battles over impeachment plans against Judge Swayne intensify as committees may report on treasury and freight rate matters this summer. A possible special session in October looms if a Senate House accord fails. The Swayne case moves toward a verdict while party factions harden around Hearst versus Willamson and Tammany.
Opinion pieces review political moves toward statehood and limits on federal authority. Letters reference Senator Gallityer and pensioners, with New York Times notes on the Senate and house speeches about constitutional powers and interstate commerce.
The Meddler discusses village mood on martial law rumors and the public’s trust in the day police, noting divisions between those backing a day patrol and others opposing. It questions voting rights under new tax laws and mentions merchants opposing newspaper advertising for school programs and charities.
Fragmented text urges citizens to demand capable, fair leadership from all parties. It condemns electing officials for politics or popularity and emphasizes trust in judgment and ability for town governance.
Mrs Charles Perry of Glens Falls writes of her weak sickly child improving after using cod liver oil preparations. She reports restored appetite, weight gain, and better color, claiming the product revived health and strength in her daughter. The letter endorses cod liver oil as beneficial for children and warns other mothers to try it.
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