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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
4
A notice states the item is entered as second class matter December 30 1904 at Clinton Indiana post office under the 1879 act and shows a 1 254 year in advance notation.
Advertisement changes must be submitted by Wednesday noon to ensure they are included. The policy requires no deviation from this timetable.
Readers dispute a phrase calling a known democratic orator a fountain of justice, prompting discussion about rhetoric and intent in political commentary.
Text notes that if a panic does not visit the country in time, hundreds of disappointed politicians within the Democratic Party fear losses or setbacks in the upcoming electoral period.
Judge Parker’s remarks on the political situation attract notable attention, echoing past reactions and signaling ongoing public interest in party dynamics and government concerns.
The Washington Star states the core railroad issue is discriminatory freight rates granted to large shippers, letting certain individuals and communities benefit while others are disadvantaged, a practice now being stopped and punished.
The Nashville American notes Fudge Parker has not yet run but plans to race again. It explains that to qualify for a second heat a horse must finish inside the distance flag on the first attempt.
Commoner quotes Speaker Cannon arguing the next congress should take no action. He admits “Uncle Joe” once made a similar remark, implying he is endorsing the very policy the Commoner editor urged to break up trusts while in Congress.
A Georgia lawmakers push to disfranchise about 90 percent of Black voters is described as unjust. Critics note the plan contrasts with claims of fair congressional representation based on universal suffrage and laments its acceptance.
Vice President Fairbanks warns that a misstep could return the nation to industrial depression and cites 1892 when voters elected a Democratic ticket hoping to improve prosperity, arguing that the paramount issue today is prosperity and its diffusion.
A collection of witty vignettes and quips on social habits and manners. The snippets riff on philanthropy marriage pies post offices and a short verse about Little Tommy Tompkins. The tone is light and humorous reflecting early 20th century newspaper humor.
A playful verse laments wasted time in card games. It riffs on holding, discards, and the mystery of who holds the ace or trump. The speaker mocks the confusion and seeks clarity amid a chaotic hand.
A city man envisions rural peace guided by soft Lydian melodies. He rides a fast train and omnibus to the countryside, but a bug crawls into his ear illustrating life’s ironic twists amid nature’s beauty.
Four Louisiana legislators push a measure to ban courting until a man reaches 24. The sponsor argues the age ensures maturity and the wisdom to avoid improper advances for the rest of his life.
Creditor heirs and legatees of Mancus Johnson, deceased, are notified to appear in Vermillion Circuit Court at Newport Indiana on October date to show cause why the final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved. If approved, distributions will be made to entitled parties after proof of claim and settlement. Published by Wor. de. Wotaas Cher. Sept. ba. 160%
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