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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
2
A Corydon Democrat rate card lists subscription terms and advertising prices, then shifts to a lengthy political commentary. The piece rails against trusts, cites BEVERIDGE, Bryan endorsements, and claims about President travel expenses and railroad passes influencing elections.
The Iberncrrar and Dineoln Republi cans of Pennsylvania fuse on Lew Elmers, while the Democratic slate remains backed by both parties. The Democratic convention endorses a Bryan plank praising Roosevelt and criticizing the Republican administration as merely applying Democratic principles with feigned strength.
Governor Falk argues civic righteousness requires action to root out evil via publicity and agitation. Historical examples show muckraking books and articles triggering investigations, reforms, and public condemnation. Newspapers, churches, and citizens are urged to loudly denounce wrongs until they cannot persist.
The piece argues that trust busting is inadequate, alleging Republicans publicly condemn trusts while privately tolerating their practices. It claims tariff and tariff- reduction efforts failed in committees, and accuses leaders of using the issue to replenish campaign funds and renew corporate life at the public's expense. It cites a 47 percent price rise since current measures were enacted.
Fragmentary lines praise the honest confession and the editor’s loyalty to his party. The verse critiques railroads, rebates, and corporate rates, but the text is garbled with misspellings and missing context, reflecting OCR errors rather than a clear editorial stance.
Attorney General Moody lists trusts facing action including Standard Oil tobacco elevator drug beef Northwestern Paper and St Louis Terminal Association cases. Roosevelt lauded for action but urged to also tackle tariff to secure lasting reform. Philadelphia Record notes Bryan’s critique of “Spasmodic Democracy” and questions constant democratic popularity.
Congress with many misgivings has allowed the President to pursue the canal, but criticism centers on vast spending with little to show for the work. Officials’ pay is highlighted as greater than that of the workers, renewing debate over the project.
The president accuses Wadsworth of misstatements while a resented insult leads to a tense exchange. The follow up undermines allies and increases patronage for trust candidates, boosting big packers and disadvantaging smaller rivals. The piece labels the dispute as a Rooseveltian political stumble with broad implications for the 1920s Congressional climate.
A retelling contrasts Maxim's modesty before judges with manufacturers of Chamberlain's Cattle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad notes claims of curing diarrhoea and dysentery and that the remedy has never failed, inviting readers to rely on users' statements, with local sale details listed.
A mother praises Peruna for making her two young children healthier aided by Colorado air. She notes a 28 month old boy and a ten month old baby both thriving and says Peruna is a welcome household remedy for catarrhal ailments affecting the head lungs stomach or bowels. Many families reportedly find Peruna their standby for quick relief.
A recent letter from Mr and Mrs Campbell notes continued use of Peruna and mentions their son Cierald as part of the message, though the text remains incomplete and ends abruptly.
Charles Mathes killed a six meter long cow snake that was found in a hen nest while seeking food. A guard egg mistaken for a real eel was swallowed and the serpent was cut open to reveal the tale. An ad praises New Lite PPM relief for constipation and mentions a sale by A Riely W Son.
An advertisement urges farmers to insure threshing machines clover hullers shredders horses cattle wheat and hay with a reliable company offering easy terms. It also cites religious and motivational quotes and promotes De Witt's Witch Hazel salve and building materials from The Wm Mitchell Co.
A reflective note urges focusing on positive messages over derogatory talk, advising to cheer others and spread blessings. It promotes Kodol for dyspepsia, claiming relief and stomach rest, then mentions a postal rule imposing a $200 penalty for misdirected mail and missed inspections.
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