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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
4
Corydon Indiana editors Charles W. Thomas and Charles B. Ellis publish the Democrat from their building. The entry notes post office handling as second class matter and lists a price of $1.00 with an 1.25 variant.
The Har rion county article accuses the local Republican organ of shifting blame for the Wise Poor Farm deal. It asserts Alexander had no role, Getzendanner and a Republican Auditor controlled the board, and that the Republican faction aided the deal. It notes the last legislature created many offices for party supporters and hints at at least 40 new positions with fat salaries.
A reader columns attack partizan politicization in Corydon town and school offices, alleging Republican dominance by design. The piece argues banks gain power under a gold standard shift, warns of money manipulation, and critiques emphasis on voting machines and democracy limits amid GOP headlines.
Prof Hadley of Yale argues in a recent lecture that without arousing public conscience an emperor may sit in the Presidential chair within twenty five years. The piece asks what conscience must be stirred and what trend must be checked to prevent the republics decline.
Relatives and friends celebrated Mrs. Alex Grable’s 50th birthday last Tuesday with baskets and a long dining room filled by two overflowing tables. Families represented included Wurm, Hisey, Sieg, Stevens, Gra ble, Brown, Windell, Elliott, Grable, Mathes, Hisey, Taylor, McCutcheon, Asking, and Lord. The day was spent with pleasure.
Kilbourn Wisconsin resident Mrs C E VanDeusen suffered long stomach trouble and constipation. She reports Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets gave better relief than other preparations. Sold at Crosier's Corner drug store for 25 cents with free samples.
The editor of the Vindicator tested Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatism in the shoulder and thigh joint. Two applications provided instant relief and near total comfort, with one night of use ending in no pain. Sold at Crosier's Corner drug store.
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