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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
4
The notice outlines advertising rates: 15 cents per inch, 56 cents per line, and special standing-ad discounts for three months. It states 2 percent extra for profit ads, free obituary listings up to twenty lines, and six words per line with payment via money or stamps.
A historical overview lauds the Wilson era for enacting the Federal Reserve Banking Law, noting the 1907 panic exposed weaknesses in the prior system. It explains twelve reserve centers, member banks, and the shift from government debt to a flexible, commercially supported credit system praised for stabilizing finances.
Indianapolis January 24 1916. Willis S Thompson reports a tumultuous week for Indiana Republicans as Theodore Roosevelt challenges the party leadership. M M Mulhall visits Indiana to back Harry New and Jim Goodrich while Roosevelt allies threaten a Chicago convention clash. Col Roosevelts stance splits the party as Dems gain cohesion. Col Harry S New and Col Jim Goodrich face scrutiny and possible nomination battles.
A columnist notes Republican stump speakers who mocked Democrats for running the house may reappear in the next campaign. The piece questions whether those tactics will be reused and how they will shape political messaging.
Advertisement for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claiming relief from griping headaches stomach issues and worms. Promises to break up colds in 21 hours and notes 28 years use by mothers. Listed price 25 cents with free sample and address in Le Roy New York.
Official Dixie Highway markers will be delivered to the Commission. Markers measure 10 by 11 inches, embossed in color on steel with red, white and blue coloring. Outside wrapping depicts a cotton bale in crown. Also notice advertising sale of horse, buggy, and harness by Bldg Rhodes in Corydon and contact R A Houreka.
Astoria New York resident Mrs Joan A Kounic recounts years of back stomach and fatigue pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and avoiding surgery after two weeks of use. Letter notes frequent surgeon recommendations but claims success with the tonic.
Corydon residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney backache and related troubles. Mrs. B. Lesler of Lennon Street says the medicine strengthens and improves them, bought at Riely's Drug Store. A June 14 1912 letter recalls prior satisfaction and repeats recommendation. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Notice states George 18 Byrum has been appointed administrator of the estate of Lewis Byrum, deceased, in Harrison County Indiana. The estate is described as settled. attorney J. 1937 listed through Co. W. Cook.
Public notice listing lands and lots delinquent for nonpayment of taxes in Harrison County Indiana 1915 and prior years. I J L O Bannon auditor certifies the list for sale at Corydon Court House on the second Monday in February 1916 at 10 am, continuing daily until offered for sale.
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