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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
6
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The piece argues President Harding lacks fixed foreign policy, citing contradictions in his speeches on the League of Nations and international relations. It notes Democratic gains in Chicago and Danville as evidence of a political shift, with references to the Marion meeting and Chicago’s anti–Harding sentiment.
The article discusses automobile owners needing certificates of title and the complex procedures to obtain them. It notes penalties for noncompliance and mentions criticism of the law as well as broader price concerns impacting farmers and consumers.
The article traces early Mormon history from Joseph Smith's 1820s visions to Brigham Young leading to Utah. It cites the Book of Mormon, their moving from Nauvoo to Utah, key figures like Oliver Cowdery, and legislative limits on polygamy. It notes membership figures and a second hand one horse survey advertisement at the end.
Community calendar items list visits by Clifford Abbey from Woodman Sanatorium Colorado returning after two weeks. Jim Wolpert of Elizabeth calls on friends. Toe sere Stevens suffers a serious left foot wound. Mrs Waik of New Salisbury visits relatives. Miss Mildred Pimery and Margaret Myers visit aunt Mrs Rollie Sime. Jennie Wolfe employed in New Albany spends weekend here. Mr and Mrs Millard J Thomas visit Ceargetown relatives. Miss Mattie Platt and niece from Ceargetown visit. Miss Lara Emily spends Thursday in Fall Cities. Elsie Sims visits sister Mrs Ralph Barry in Eminence Kentucky. Mrs Carl Pudliy spends Monday in Georgetown for Decoration services.
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Eli Grable hosted a large surprise party for Mrs Grable s sixty second birthday. Guests included numerous neighbors and friends listed by name, with a Vietrola music session in the afternoon and all parting in goodwill. An advertisement for a salad bowl at Miles Variety Store closes the note.
Local notes recount Sunday School attendance and social visits. Families and individuals including Mrs Cleve Faith and children, Jim Mish, Miss Thelon Williams, Mr and Mrs Stay Timberlake, and Miss Georgia Prettle are mentioned. A sales rep opportunity is advertised by The EmpyrisCo Cleveland and Miles’ Variety Stores.
Senate approved Senator Underwood's bill extending federal pension aid to civilians who served with American armies abroad in World War I. Senator Smoot opposed, fearing improper treasury spending. Underwood said the bill would ensure justice for civilians who suffered like soldiers. Indianapolis Star report, June 2s.
Detroit new Ford prices include Regular Touring Car $415 and Touring Car with Starter $3455 plus Starter and Demountable Rims $5160. Ton Truck Chassis priced at $495. Orders urged for delivery. Also ad for Johnson Binder seven foot cutter and hay sale by Willard Shaffer dated June 8.
Three inmates escaped the Crawford County jail on June 2 by removing bricks beneath an outside window. Llenry Flick and Steve Tord face forgery charges, while Chas Young had pleaded guilty to stealing a revolver and a watch at Leavenworth.
Oscar McCollum proprietor of New Middletown Milling Co advertises crushed corn for cow feed and grinding service. The notice highlights their milling and grinding operation with daily production.
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