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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1905
Page
6
A Utica woman reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dr David Kennedy’s new medicine Calcura Solvent. She purchased three bottles after a sample and urges samples be sent to others on an enclosed list. Large bottles available from druggists.
Trains depart Brattleboro with various daily and weekday routes to Springfield New York New London Millers Falls Boston and Norwich Line Steamer connections. Connections at Millore Falla Palmer and Palmer for Troy Beaton routes and South Londonderry service appear with time and day specifics. Schedule subject to change without notice. G. C. Jones Gen Manager St. Albans J.B. Bentley G P A St Albany.
Rutland railroad time table with daily departures from Bellows Falls including Northbound trains at 6 16 p m mixed for Rutland Burlington St Albans Montreal and Ogdensburg connections Green Mountain Flyer to Rutland Burlington Montreal St Albans passenger services Local Express for Rutland and intermediate stations Night Express to Montreal Ogdensburg daily with through sleeper for St Hyacinthe arrivals from the north include Night Express 2 25 a m Local 11 15 a m and Green Mountain Flyer at 3 28 8 p m Rutland Burlington connections listed. GEO T JARVIS and A NIMMO sign as officials.
William Trombley and Louis Trombley of Burlington are held without bail on suspicion of murdering Louis Lamora whose body was found near his Winooski home. Lamora’s death followed a drunk dispute with his wife and extended family, with evidence of a crushed head and frozen blood. The inquiry expands as state authorities investigate the case amid other local news.
Special Vermont committee, appointed by Gov. Bell, began hearings in the supreme court chamber on state hospital finances at Montpelier. George W. Wing testified on per capita costs, with notes on bonds, salaries, and bids. Dr. Hutchinson described improvements and rising expenses, and hearings adjourned to February 2 and 3.
The blend named Page's Perfected Poultry Food is promoted to keep hens healthy and strong and to boost laying. The product emphasizes vitality for poultry on farms and in backyards.
The Vermont State Board of Medical Registration met at the state house in Montpelier on Tuesday January 10 for organization under the 1904 act. Seven members from regular practice two homeopathic and two eclectic disciplines were named with Dr Henry Jones as chairman and Dr W Scott Nay as secretary. Examinations for medical licensure were planned for a later date and the next meeting is set for Burlington February 7.
Swift & Co. v United States details unfold before the U S Supreme Court in Washington. Attorney John Miller of Chicago argues for the packers challenging government grounds, while Attorney-General Moody asserts interstate commerce links and the monopoly question. The brief centers on unlawful conspiracy and the scope of agreements among beef firm defendants.
The so called polson squad of Agriculture clerks resumes Wiley chemist led food preservative and coloring experiments this week and will continue until March with a mid April respite and July 1 finish. Next year a similar squad may study cold storage effects on foods and bacterial development under refrigeration.
The Resinol Calendar for 1905 presents six sheets of heavy enameled paper with drawings of children and spaces to note baby's sayings and doings. Sent by the Resinol Chemicals Company of Radnor Md for two Resinol soap wrappers or one wrapper plus 11 cents, or 40 cents for calendar and soap.
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