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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
6
The notice lists subscription terms including one year and six month options, out of county rates, and advance payment requirements. It notes prices such as 1.00 for one year and 40¢ for three months, with country and county distinctions.
A Pennsylvania railroad official and veteran supporters urge recall and label Harvey a slanderer for saying Americans fought only because they were afraid not to. Lord Cecil and Pro League Republicans push for continued League support amid sharp debate in Congress and press.
The text argues that Ambassador Harvey did not fully reflect the administration on America’s entry into the League of Nations. It notes the Austrian rehabilitation program and Fraitian delegation urges sending questions to the supreme council. Washington inquiries show Harvey did not speak for the administration on Austrian matters. The piece contends supporting Harvey would degrade America.
Debate over George Harvey’s inflated opinions prompts ideas of a pleasant resolution. Some call for his removal, others suggest he could become British ambassador to the United States. Critics warn against misrepresentation and favor safer, non official roles for him.
If the emergence tariff bill becomes law it raises the duty on 96 degrees Cuba centrifugal raw sugar to .6952 cents per pound increasing the value of all outstanding contracts for standard fine granulated sugar.
The Bulletin of the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange notes a 0.63 cent per pound increase under sugar trade rule 18, effective after the president signs. The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette decries the move as an “emergency tariff” benefiting special interests and delaying relief for consumers, framing it as a return to “normalcy.”
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations calls an international conference for June 30 under Article 23 to discuss repression of white slavery. The Covenant commits members to humane labor, fair native treatment, disease combat, free transit, and supervision of traffic in women and children and narcotics.
A fine registered Jersey heifer will be sold at Ge Montgomery's sale at New Amisquam on Saturday June 11. Due to refresh in a few days sale will begin at two o'clock P M J 1 2w.
A funeral notice from Lake Hamilton Florida May 7 1921 reports the death of a respected husband. editor C W Thomas praises the deceased as a devoted teacher and friend. The piece notes Purdue University commencement travel of Lew M Bannon family and plans to attend Indiana Democratic Editorial Association meeting at Turkey Run Parke County June 10 11.
An ad explains chiropractic as a scientific method to treat disease by adjusting the spine and nervous system without drugs or instruments. Henry M. Stevens offers free consultation and spinal analysis at 101 Market Street Corydon Indiana with specific office hours.
Harrison Township held its annual commencement on Thursday night June 2 in the Corydon Auditorium. Forty two graduates received diplomas with remarks by Supt A O DeWeese and pastors Rev J H Toombs Rev J G Moore and Rev M A Cossaboom. Music featured Treble Clef Club. Also listed are the graduates many names and a local post sale notice by John T Blank Eureka.
Duggins Wright known as Duggie died April 23 1921 after a seven week illness starting with a toothache and tuberculosis. Born September 18 1908 he joined the UU BB church at Smiths Camp Ground November 24 1920. Survived by father mother four brothers Kenneth Jesse Denzil Sidney Paul and one sister Kathleen funeral April 28 at Smiths Camp Ground with Rev. Youngblood officiating.
Oscar McCollum proprietor discusses daily corn crushing for cattle at New Middletown Milling Co. A two page supplement teases readers with various items. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Amzi Richard on Saturday May 28 and both mother and baby are at Deaconess Hospital Louisville.
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