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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
2
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A Louisville Evening Post editorial from March 30, 1925 argues leadership, not issues, drives political progress. It contrasts Borah’s crusading rhetoric with the public’s weary view of drift and mediocrity, urging a return to decisive, principled leadership in foreign and domestic policy.
The Geoervetown News discusses Kentucky farmers who retire to or from farm life, noting mixed happiness and the appeal of rural loafing. It contrasts self funded retirement in town with staying on the farm and cautions that only well to do farmers can retire comfortably to rural or urban settings.
A reminiscence recalls Corydon's 1880s Mutual Club at Dr. Riely's Drug Store with Ben Slemmon s and Col Kintner as active discussants. Members debated topics from politics to culture in a parliamentary, no gossip atmosphere, led by sharp questioners and a visiting Washington connection. Also memory of Zollman’s Mother Goose rhymes shared with a boyhood audience.
A short fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal hints at a man’s anticipation of rest and refined pleasures after days of labor, contrasting toil with the calm promised by womanly companionship and earned leisure.
The Indiana State Bar Association advances a program to educate the public on the U S and Indiana constitutions. A resolutions driven plan teams with the Public Instruction Department, the State Chamber of Commerce, Federated Clubs, the League of Women Voters and others to foster democratic ideals and counter agitation against established institutions, per Hyansville Courier.
Captain Bill Meyers and John L. Griffith are praised for their eloquence and rally power in early campaigns. The writeup recalls Meyers as a forceful speaker who drew crowds, while Griffith is hailed as the best Republican speaker of the era. Other figures like Voorhees Morton Hendricks and Kerr are noted for their oratorical skills amid lively campaign clashes.
The article recalls Civil War era Washington City pension ties and Willard Morton campaign church meetings. It describes hand cradles, horse power threshing machines, and ground hay threshing, noting risks, incidents, and local recollections from Benjani Windle and Uncle John Mathes. It ends with a sale notice for eleven shoats and a Recorder’s Office tag.
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