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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
10
A report cites an annual average of 2000 children with 87 percent well provided for, 8 percent returned, 2 percent died, 0.25 percent arrested, and 24 percent disappeared. It notes easy legal adoption for parentless toddlers and links to Senator Newlands’ plan for railroad incorporation amid midwestern birth-rate declines.
The Senate committee discusses rail reform and national charters amid a riot of British posters. Caricatures target Chamberlain and Redmond as campaigns spent nearly ten million dollars, with costs per vote as high as fourteen shillings in some districts.
The original New England was on the Pacific coast as Francis Drake claimed the western shore naming the land Nouva Anglia after visiting white chalk cliffs near a point that reminded him of England's chalk cliffs.
The display shines with electric light as Liberals clinch a striking victory in the poster war. Conservatives are faulted for seven years of error, while Mr power endures notable trials from the Boer War to South Africa labor debates, with tariff argument largely absent from the campaign.
The passage notes a defeated candidate often bears a heavier cost burden than the winner. It mentions a 30 shillings per hundred charge for ballot panels, described as outrageous amid cheap printing costs.
A furnisher extols a black cutaway coat and derby to Mr. Runt, offering twelve dollars with a vest as a bargain. He replies the price won’t suit a man as short as he is.
A sensational ad proclaims a tasteless odorless remedy that cures alcohol addiction secretly. It credits Dr Samnes as the discoverer of a “Golden Specific” and notes endorsement by the W C T A and temperance workers. The method allegedly works in tea or coffee without the drinker’s awareness.
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