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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
4
A garbled report discusses a health product called Little Miuua tablets and digestive relief. It mentions Drigglat te Kino and various concoctions, criticizing claims of cures and urging caution amid confusion and dubious remedies.
The session centers on a large agricultural appropriations fight with proposed increases for miners and shifts in wage scales. Debates cover coal production costs, labor demands from the United Mine Workers, and legislative considerations amid broader industry toil. Also reported are embalmings testimony, volcanic alerts, and public notices from Vermont and national events.
A Bramleboro column discusses age and vitality with claims for Vinyl a cod liver medicine. Testimonials from Mon H W Averisis and Gaui Pypaies cite renewed vigor and improved digestion, promising money back if results fail. The ad asserts Vinyl contains genuine cod liver curatives and strong making elements, free from oil.
A Vermont man from Windsor County, linked to a murder case in Hudgeweter village, died at Waterbury State Hospital after weeks there. reports detail his mental evaluation, confinement, and transfer back to state prison. The piece also lists state water-related budget notes and public notices about local property values and philanthropic statements.
A Vermont report questions the habitual criminal theory and shows most offenders in Rutland jail had prior sentences. Records indicate 5,048 December to March 10 1900 commitments, with 48 percent prior offenders and 27 percent having two or more commitments in five years.
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