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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
2
A Vermont county reformer notes the Vermont Printing Company advertising rates for rear feed presses and display services. The article mentions the publication’s staff, tariff details, and the role of the advertising department in supporting local reform efforts. The report records the publication schedule and weekly Friday issues.
An open letter to the governor discusses the death penalty for Mrs. Mary Rogers amid Vermont’s legislative stance. The author defends the law, condemns delay, and argues the governor may intervene, while urging lawmakers to stand by public justice despite calls for commutation.
A collage of editorial extracts from several papers discusses war ethics, suicide in combat, and national duty. It notes Aristotle’s stance against self sacrifice, Vermont migration patterns, and cross state liquor shipments challenging prohibitions, reflecting varied local viewpoints.
A Vermont writer critiques congressional procedures and party dynamics during a session. He contrasts House and Senate rules, touts the steering committees, and notes delays on a Pure Food bill while observers anticipate an extra session for tariff changes. He cites Speaker power, Senate decorum, and a pivotal Carter speech as examples. The piece mentions inauguration preparations and Vermont visitors amid a tense political landscape.
Fragmentary Victorian era column describes a series of deaths amid public debate and medical commentary. The text references a person named Kosice Species and a Philistine, with medical claims about cures and germs, interwoven with stray phrases and partial quotes from a local newspaper page.
The Meddler surveys local gossip on canned tomatoes and a hospital joke cycle about surgical operations. Dr Guy Hunner of Baltimore discusses early disease detection, appendicitis, and safer surgical practices, citing practical experience over textbooks. A New York doctor’s blunt treatment tale mocks overextending remedies, while a Brattleboro law change tightens child labor rules from Feb 1, prompting concern for underage workers pursuing school. The piece closes with satirical notes on officials and a Kansas pension quip.
A Vermont legislative note laments the high cost of hedgehog control. It recalls 120000 hedgehogs killed at 25 cents per unit, with funds appropriated two years ago to exterminate the industry and cover animal care, leaving the state with a deficit as it faces the situation.
A yearold health notice warns that winter habits strain the stomach through heavy meals limited exercise and indoor living. It links chronic stomach troubles headaches and poor digestion to seasonal patterns and promotes a remedy offered by George E Greene with a promise of restoring vigor and health and a money back guarantee.
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