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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
5
Display ads priced at five cents per line with twenty five cents per insertion. Special rates for standing ads if run longer than three months. Subscriptions available in and out of county with advance payment required. One year in county 1.50 and out of county 1.50. six months 0.75 in county 0.75. three months 0.40 in county 0.40.
The piece accuses former Senatorial candidate Truman H. Newberry of corruption in Michigan and details a federal indictment and trial. It notes a Supreme Court ruling overturning the verdict and names Republican colleagues who opposed seating him, framing the case as a campaign issue in defense of Republican integrity.
In Washington the leading women’s groups push for further war burden cuts and a stronger disarmament push. Miss Emma Wold and Mrs Maud Wood Park urge continued campaigns, while critics question the Four Power pact and call for a warless world. The piece flags farmer distress amid national finance efforts and links economic strain to disarmament momentum.
William Hf. Hall of Willington Connecticut praises Woodrow Wilson across party lines, noting admiration for the former president despite Democratic allegiance. The piece recalls historical strife against popular leaders and.
The piece argues that President Wilson was right to relieve suffering and prevent future wars while maintaining prosperity, criticizing Republicans for misleading the public. It suggests many changes have occurred over the past year or two, signaling shifting public sentiment.
A quirky local note comments on a perceived monstrosity in Corydon and the broader idea that every town has an unwelcome burden. The piece links a regional mood to everyday experiences and contrasts fictional or playful terms with civic life.
Cheap Magic Chicken Brooder offered at 15 dollars. Appears in good as new condition and capable of handling up to 550 chicks. Seller names include WILL SAFFER with contact note T-18-4-w.
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