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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
2
The article discusses licensing disputes in Windham County and Vermont statewide, noting towns lacking liquor sales, enforcement of the new license law, and public response. It covers editorial reactions on state advertising, defectors who favor home-state focus, and mentions Andrew Carnegie's philanthropy alongside broader political and social reflections across multiple regions.
Officer H A Metcalf of Ha jon Ohio police recalls suffering from persistent illness after doctors failed to help. He credits Blood Wine, taking four bottles, with restoring his health and urges others to try the remedy.
A Rochester resident, S. Leck, reports being crippled from September 1 to April 1 and unable to walk. After taking a por bottle then two bottles of Blood Winn Tregar he recovered sufficient to walk again. He invites inquiries and provides his address at 56 Sanford Street.
John Shanver of Butland, Vermont holds a state record for jail sentences with 117 convictions. He was jailed again for intoxication. A fire on Merchants Row damaged two blocks causing about 800000 in losses. Odd Fellows property also damaged. Buildings to be rebuilt. Meanwhile Ruthland officials reshuffle staff at soldiers hallway. A three year old girl, Katie Dhirkee, died from a bonfire accident in Chittenden. Harvard professor Dr. William Coussellman claims to have discovered smallpox germ. Voters petition for liquor licenses faces procedural hurdles as licenses may be granted for beer and wine only. Rutland mayor to convene a special meeting. A rural Cuttingsville fire destroyed Union hotel and Stewart’s store. Reuben Dickenson of Underhill is arraigned for alleged notes embezzlement. Bail set at 200.
An advertisement touts Mi-o-na as a flesh forming food guaranteed by Druggist George E. Greene. It claims rapid weight gain for thin, pale individuals, with a refund guarantee if results are unsatisfactory. The ad describes Mi-o-na as a pure vegetable preparation aiding digestion and appetites, promising health and vigor for children and adults alike.
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