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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
4
The notice outlines subscription terms including yearly rates and ad rates, mentions preferred or guaranteed circulation figures, and requests payment in advance. It references location Cary and Worcester, noting various charging methods and card rates for shared space and entertainment listings.
Justice Harlan sharply criticizes the court's tobacco case decision, praising his clear forceful tone. He questions why the court would remand to the circuit court to seek a condition consistent with the law, calling the coordination miserable and a poor public display.
The piece argues Portugal’s shift from a monarchy to a republic signals a global move toward popular government. It warns against hereditary rule, urges citizens to support universal suffrage, and notes sympathy for republican ideals as monarchies wane. Also referenced is Illinois Senator Lorimer’s controversial election and calls for a second bribery inquiry.
A college discussion compares animal scent and human inclination to navigate by instinct. It cites Disraeli and Lord Melbourne anecdotes, notes on learning versus instinct, a Scottish tale of warm eggs, iceberg spotting by engine rooms, a remarkable square shawl gift, and a playful exchange about marriage symbols.
A fragment from a magazine item contrasts two sons of a western man with varied temperaments. The rad-ral boy praises a prizefight referee known as Young ran and recounts a past bout. The article then shifts to a Tudor era anecdote about Coke of Norfolk and King George III and ends with an offer about pension claims by Lew M. O Bannon in Corydon Indiana.
On Friday June 9 a bullpup dog disappeared after likely leaving town with someone. The eight month old yellow dog with a wis nose is sought. reward offered for return or information on her location. Contact details provided for location assistance.
A burglar returns home and slips inside unseen before his wife on the upper landing asks him what he is doing. He responds sharply that he thought he was in another house, implying a mix up of locations. The snippet blends jokes and literary quips from various sources, including Puck and Toledo Blade, ending with a Balzac aphorism.
Washington Township announces Monday as my weekly office day for public business. Citizens with filings or inquiries should call on that day to reach Trustee RicHaky Cunningham. Apriz tf.
A fragment urges readers to save money, join savings associations, and adopt a habit of putting aside funds. It hints that small deposits accumulate and encourages taking action to save, with a call to start now.
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