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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1905
Page
2
A Corydon Indiana newspaper page presents a rate card for The Corvy don Democrat with editor names and post office details. It also includes long political commentary debating tariff reform, party separation, and the fate of Democratic Republicans amid national figures and events.
The author contrasts historical party splits from the Free Soil and Democratic parties, noting Charleston 1860 fractures and bloodshed cleansing, then warns against dying in place as the South stays united by a feared negro balance of power while the Democracy remains essential for liberty and no rival relief party appears yet.
Special correspondent reports in Washington that the President’s pledge of a united nation elicits sharp Southern criticism over cabinet parity and foreign appointments. The writer accuses the administration of uneven treatment and questions its “square deal” claims while urging scrutiny of civil service barriers and regional representation.
An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder, and urinary issues. It claims kidney trouble leads to heart failure, outlines symptoms, and urges readers to obtain the product and a free book by mail, citing Binghamton New York as the address.
The article explains that soils rich in natural fertility and decomposed vegetable matter yield the best onions. It notes deep friable loam as ideal and that manure should be thorough on one acre rather than light on two. Barnyard manure is essential unless the soil already has ample humus.
The Home stead claims sheep require less labor and expense than cows and offer strong returns for careful operators. With proper management they serve as land cleaners and renovators and can yield income proportional to outlay. Many succeed in sheep farming without prior experience, though success hinges on careful handling.
The Bureau of Animal Industry reports experiments indicating cattle can carry human tuberculosis. Results suggest children from whom virulent cultures came were infected by bovine sources or that some human strains resemble bovine bacilli. The bureau urges strict enforcement of cattle TB control regulations.
Breeders should choose breeding geese in their second year for best results. Younger geese are less desirable but may still produce. Do not keep ganders past three years. replace with young ganders each year. Superior old ganders can be sold in winter if fattened on rich foods.
Instructions from American Agriculturist on adding rennet to milk to curdle quickly, along with poultry notes favoring Pekin ducks for egg and meat yields. Country Gentleman advises using skin milk for mixing mash and feeding warm but not hot to hens.
A note argues that a bread maker deserves winter work to stay busy year round and to retain food help, noting that such labor is scarce and beneficial for workers and the economy.
Farrowing sows receive sparing feed for several days to prevent fever and limit milk flow before piglets are ready to nurse fully.
Rees and creary trail closely in the condensed product ranking. The note mentions Faoral Products by Buiter as the leading item with others following behind in an unclear pest control context.
Morris Fleshman of Corydon offers grinding of plow points, filing and guming saws, plus general woodwork. Orders taken at S. P. Vogt's store with delivery there. Name your points to ensure proper return. Satisfaction guaranteed. prices reasonable.
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa narrowly escaped death from kidney trouble after taking Electric Bitters. He reports two years of pain and anxiety ended by the remedy which he also uses for general debility and nerve trouble. L A Riley & Son, druggists, guarantee them at 50 cents. Apr.
One hundred acres of land for sale six miles south of Corydon and one and one half miles from Pike. Seller listed as W. F. Dietricx with reference to m29.
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