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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1899
Page
7
A fragmented account praises the Grand Canyon’s vast scale and dramatic scenery. It references immense width and length, colossal rock masses, deep abysses, and brilliant colors, noting fascination with the scene and its influence on art and perception.
A fragmentary exchange shows a woman asking for labor in a tense street moment. The hatip questions the request and the wanderer responds with caution about facing hardship while remaining honest. The dialogue hints at coercion and survival amid a late day encounter.
A fragmented Washington Star quote mentions Halls Catarrh Cure taken internally priced at 75 cents. The excerpt describes a miniature image or figure aiding in forming a breach cabinet and asks why no one offers advice on running the government.
An unclear ad text touts Foot Mase as a cure for sweating feet blisters and calluses promising relief and store locations. It references Allen Street in Lekur New York and includes a claim that witnesses demand proof of the remedy’s effectiveness.
Circular notes an upcoming Nickel 2 Heeet run its Seventeenth Are Exeirsip to Niagara Falls. The trip spans fifteen days with lodging and return options. A stop at Chautauqua is planned and reservations are by mail from LuciNess Cog in New York City.
W J Bryan discusses principles of taxation, monetary policy, and moral duties in opposition to trusts like Standard Oil. He argues money's purchasing power matters, condemns monopoly and imperial overreach, and urges Christian ethics in fiscal policy and foreign affairs. He cites McKinley era debates and warns against coercive taxation and conquest.
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