Circulation 3400 Lew M. O Bannon Cordon Democrat
The Cordon Democrat reports a circulation of 3400 with Lew M. O Bannon as key figure. The brief item notes local readership and the paper’s role in the community.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
2
Display ads rates and subscription note details
Classified ad rates read 95 cents per inch with 5 cent readers and four lines. Special standing ads available. Times and publication frequency 3 months minimum noted. Subscriptions: out of county and in county prices listed, with payment terms.
The Flapper Debate in McCall’s by Helen Lowry
The piece reports Helen Lowry’s McCall’s Magazine critique of the flapper as a man made fashion. It discusses men’s preference for sedate wives vs flappers and notes shift in household roles from ancient to modern times. It identifies Mrs. Aetta Lowry as the editor and former society girl Miss Zetta McGrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bulleit Lowry
McCall's Magazine
Miss Lowry
Carta
Ferng
Pianeville Pimes
Tso
World responds to Doctor Lorenz bold healing plea
Louisville Times reports December 1921 on Doctor Lorenz of Austria offering free medical healing in America. He faces hostility from some American physicians but is supported by the New York Health Commissioner. The piece portrays him aiding crippled children and veterans despite birth origins or anti foreign sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz
Vast
Americas
New York
Austria
America
New York City
Preetor Lorenz
Louisville Times
Tarifw Legislation Emerges Amid Republican Push
Washington leaders press forward on tariff legislation amid a Republican push to curb imports. The debate focuses on protecting domestic industries and balancing trade with concessions to allies.
Tariff Policy Postponement Cited By Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier Journal notes that the national convention favors delaying tariff legislation until after the 1922 elections. It argues Fordney's bill is unlikely to become law due to Europe’s economic collapse, US creditor status, and political risk, urging postponement and revision to protect American labor and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Republican Party
Fordney
Europe
Louisville Courier Journal
Administration steering toward Democratic stance
Article notes shifts in Republican views since President Trarding's election toward policies similar to the late Democratic administration. It highlights criticism of Wilson's foreign policy and Harding's past denunciations, then quotes a message to Congress stressing global ties in finance and trade as unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
America
Harding
Warding
Congress
President Jardins Advocates Tariff Commission Expansion
President Jardins tells Congress the Tariff Commission should gain extended powers to allow flexible rates. He argues an adaptive, scientifically administered tariff is needed to meet changing conditions, challenging old party orthodoxies and GOP allies who praised high protection.
Hunter Trapped by Sinkhole Rocks Near Kays Chapel
Ragains, of near Kays Chapel, went hunting with his dog and gun last Monday. He was missing until Tuesday when neighbors searched and found him buried under a rock pile in a sinkhole. He died or remained in critical condition, unconscious, after rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffade Ragains
Near Kays Chapel
Palmyra Gazette
Glass Baking Dishes in Christmas Boxes at Miles' Variety Store
Glass baking dishes are rising in popularity as ideal Christmas gifts. Miles' Variety Store offers them in attractive Christmas boxes, highlighting their timely appeal this season.
Post Office to Stay Open Late for Christmas Mail
Postmaster Frank E. Watson and staff will keep the post office open three nights next week Wednesday Thursday and Friday December 21 22 and 23 until 830 PM to mail Christmas packages only. Other business will not be transacted during the extra hour and a half. Miles Variety Store promotes gift packaging materials and Christmas Seals with festive wrapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Watson
Poor Folks Shepherding Faith In a Kentucky Shack
A Louisville Courier Journal poem recalls poor folks in a weathered shack on a town’s ragged hem. Despite poverty and wind scarred roof, their grace and joy illuminate each day as Truth and kindness sustain them. Narrated with regional tone by Edwin Carlisle Litley from Lebanon, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Carlisle Litley
Lebanon, Ky
Obituary for Samuel J Didelot of Marceline Mo
Samuel James Didelot son of Mr and Mrs Henry Didelot died at home in Marceline Missouri from a ruptured blood vessel and back nerve strain from heavy railroad work after onset of illness in March 1921 He was born December 19 1898 and died November 9 1921 aged 22 years 10 months and 21 days He married Estelle Baxley December 8 1918 two children survived He was a Christian Church member and Knight of Security since 1917 Burial was at Salones Chanel near Muareeline Missouri with a family note of loss and faith }
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel James Didelot
Henry Didelot
Marceline
Moa
Hie
Hfe
New Albany
Ind
Estelle Baxley
Flo
Christian Church
Knights and Ladies of Security
Order
Salones Chanel
Muareeline
W.A. K
Spencer Township Grange Installs Officers Saturday
Spencer Township Grange will install officers Saturday December 17, 1921. A report of the State Grange Convention will be given by Sam P. Fisher and wife, the county delegates. Members of other granges and the public are invited to attend for a social day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Township
Sam P. Fisher
Grange
Public sale of farming implements at Arthur Hendricks
A list of farm equipment will be sold at Arthur Hendricks public sale on Saturday December 17 starting at 10 o clock in the morning. The items include a two horse riding cultivator with shovels and disc a two horse walking cultivator a wooden frame barrow a land roller No 12 Vulcan Chilled breaking plow a one horse cultivator a one horse turning plow and a single shovel plow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hendricks
No Hunting Notice From Southern Indiana Orchards Co
Sou thern Indiana Orchards Co notifies the public that hunting is forbidden day or night on their farm in Washington township Harrison county Indiana No hunting with dog or gun or trapping allowed Violators will be prosecuted A R Connor Supt N 30 3w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Indiana Orchards Co
Washington Township
Harrison County
Indiana
Annual Meeting Notice of Excel Telephone Co
The Excel sior Telephone Company will hold its annual meeting at No 3 Washington Schoolhouse Franklin township on Saturday December 24 at 1 PM sharp. All stockholders are requested to be present. D-7-3-w. P A Bruch, Secretary. Get your sale bills printed at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Excelsior Telephone Company
Washington
Franklin Township
W. P. A. Bruch
Sec’y
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Lew M. O*’Bannon
Baoteree
Corydon
American Press Association
Nopus AN Vustirevn
Tariffe Commission
Jardins
Tariff Commission
Miles
Wil
P. A
Prince Albert
Pinar Ache
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
Risly Drug Store
Isterling's Drug Store
Sapolio
Detroit
Fordson
W. H. Bulleit & Sons Incorporated
Corydon, Indiana
A. R. Connor
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