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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1903
Page
7
A speaker recalls Manila rain as biblical in scale noting thirteen inches in one September day and multiple subsequent downpours. He describes water returning to its source and an ensuing heat that makes everything steam, while praising Manila as a preferred home to many despite the deluge.
New Berlin Illinois March 16 1900s description of Frank Newton who suffered back pains weakness and loss of appetite. He began taking two Dodd's Kidney Pills three times daily and reports rapid improvement with increased appetite and energy stating he feels like a new man.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt features Billy denying being too good to pocket apples from a broken street barrel while Dicky argues otherwise, with a wagging eapper as observer. The dialogue reveals class tension over a small theft and social judgment.
Advertises Mother Gray a nurse in Children’s Home New York claiming to cure colds in 24 hours and many child ailments. Says powder moves bowels relieves teething feverishness and worms with 25 cent price and free sample by mail Allen Olmsted Le Roy New York.
An antique advertisement paragraph extols the virtues of industry and invention. It praises Mrs. Austins Buckwheat for purity and a Buckwheat favor, warns against arrogance, urges Eagle Linen Paper for letters, and touts Mrs. Winslow’s Boonita Syrup for children with claims of soothing and healing at a price per bottle.
Mrs Josie Irwin of 325 So College St Nashville Tenn touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments. The ad cites nationwide demand and claims of cures with letters of thanks from women. Mrs Pinkham invites women to write for free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
The piece argues Republicans resist tariff reform and cite the Dingley law and trusts as proof of corporate influence. It criticizes Congress for wasteful spending, praises reformist voters, and questions Republican commitment to trust-busting and revenue tariffs amid rising federal costs.
The article discusses broad appointment plans under the new department with jobs in stores, telegraph, cabinetmaking, and division chiefs. It notes salaries from 200 to 500 per day equivalents and urges readers to persuade senators and representatives to secure positions for their states. It also touches on wage debates linked to coal and protectionist policy.
A musical instructor asks to name the world’s greatest composer. A medical student answers Chloroform, prompting reactions and a lesson on shocking wit within a performance school setting.
Rev W W Boyd warns against the gambling spirit and get rich quick ads that lure poorer and less educated readers in St Louis. He urges thrift industry and saving, criticizes newspapers for advertising swindles, and calls for honesty and diligence to avoid ruin. He cites social harms and moral decay from gambling and urges practical virtue. Public notices on spiritual warnings follow with moral lessons about truth and temptation.
Rev. Jesse J. Holmes argues that Christianity is not mere creed or morality but a life united with Christ. A Christian breathes Christ, thinks his thoughts, and lives his life, surpassing ritual or intellect. The piece emphasizes personal experience as the basis of preaching and faith.
Charles Wingate of Fort Wayne Indiana, Dartmouth College's oldest alumnus at 90, reflects on graduating more than 72 years ago while seeking a Self Iaking Dating Stamp for 75 centa via Lock Box 210.
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