Ads and notices blend with national debate in echoed columns
The page mixes classified rates for display ads with political commentary on the Peace Treaty and Lodge reservations. It includes fee scales, subscription notes, and lengthy quotations from Senator Williams about League of Nations criticisms and compulsory military training debates.
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United States
Senate
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Williams
League of Nations
Who Is Correct Reads Corydon Paper Debate
A letter exchange analyzes allegations of misrepresentation between the Corydon Republican and Corydon Democrat. It quotes Feb 5 1920 Corydon Republican editorials debating a $150 million European relief loan and Congress action while contrasting perceived bias and accuracy.
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Corydon Republican
The
Republican
Corydon Democrat
Tate
Republican Congress
Europe
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
War Department helps veterans find work and benefits
The War Department employment service is reported to be successful in locating jobs for former soldiers and sailors and in furnishing information about compensation and relief under recently enacted laws.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Republicans of Illinois Reject Wood Nomination Plea
Illinois Republicans Senators and Congressmen refused to endorse General Leonard Wood for president. In a telegraphic reply they called the Wood camp request offensive, signaling a setback for Wood's campaign in the state.
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Illinois
Leonard Wood
United States
Congress
Wood
What If Democrats Had Carried States Under Wilson
The speaker ponders alternate history in which Democrats failed to gain states as Wilson sought re election. It contrasts Wilson with Roosevelt and criticizes loud Republican politicians for forgetting historical outcomes and potential panics under different administrations.
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Tate
Woodrow Wilson
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advert claims $100 reward
In 1886 Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. promises a $100 reward for each case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The notice, dated December 6, 1886, claims the medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood, with testimonials and a 75-cent price for sale.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Cal Notary Publie
Rockwood
Henry Ford
Indiana Tractor CO
Indianapolis
Ind
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Wilsoa
Mt. Wayne
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Hay Ryan Steel Lansing
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Cortelyou
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Tong
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Moody
Morton
Houston
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Burleso
Cortelyou van Meyer
Interior
Hitchcock Lane
Garfield Payne Agriculture
General Wood
Fordson Tractors
Rockwood Fire Drive
W. H. Bulleit Co., Inc
Corydon, Indiana
F.A Jordan
Carcdon
Harrison
Te Tre Estate of Charity
M. Russ L
Joel
Russe
E-Tate of Charity
M. Russel
Joel F. Russel
Kirkham & O’bannon
Attys
Andi
Lanesville Milling Company
Conner’s Drug Store
Pearl and
Spring Sts
New Albany
Alex Miller
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Cesar d. Lace
Harrison County
Andrew Stark
Clyde R. Lottick
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