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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
2
A scanned local page includes editor notes at ThomAs & Ellis setup, rate card and ads, plus opinion pieces criticizing Secretary Shaw and Senator Hansborough over millers wheat imports, rail profits, and tariff rebates. It laments Roosevelt era diplomacy in Latin America and Taft's presidency with satirical tone.
A Clark County Citizen argues the Democratic party is shedding machine rule and reclaiming independence. It contends voters rise against bosses, rail interests, and Wall Street plutocracy, proving the rank and file seek true democratic leadership and reform.
The piece recalls the 1895 Nicholson law and bipartisan pressure shaping liquor regulation. It notes Democratic support and Republican fears, plus later calls by two governors to amend the law against liquor interests, arguing party leaders back popular but not unpopular measures.
Parkers Speech at a Jefferson banquet outlines four democratic principles. They advocate strict constitutional interpretation to resist federal centralization, tariff and tax policies favoring national industry, careful and honest use of tax revenue, and noninterference in foreign political affairs to avoid entangling alliances.
At a church gathering in Indianapolis Gov. Hanley spoke of enforcing state laws regardless of personal risk or political consequences. He asserted public support for law and order and the readiness to back officers enforcing the laws, despite criticism from some Republican papers.
An advertisement explains signs of kidney and bladder issues such as cloudy urine back pain and frequent urination. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claiming to cure rheumatic and urinary ailments and offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
The governor states he is in actual danger while urging strict enforcement of state laws and argues that failure to act would bind the state to a tarnished name. The remarks frame enforcement as essential to protect the state's integrity and public trust.
Reports say President Roosevelt plans an extra session sooner than planned to push major matters, including a reciprocity treaty with Germany set to replace one expiring next March, amid pending congressional action.
The United States Judge Charles Swayne of the northern district of Florida is to be tried by the Senate after the House voted to impeach him. The House committee dropped a charge of falsifying expenses. Four federal judges have faced impeachment since the nation began, with mixed outcomes. Swayne, a Delaware native who studied in Pennsylvania, practiced in Sanford, Florida, and was appointed in 1899 at age sixty two.
In a convention speech Captain AL Donellian of Coty Cork, Ireland, known as the Protestant whip, addressed the United Irish league. He criticized an English need for reform, cited a Briton selling a horse, and recounted George Ade's childhood river exercise from the New York Tribune.
Notice in the Atchison Globe reports engineer Joe Tack of the Missouri Pacific line between Wichita and Kiowa endorsing Kadol Dyspepsia Cure after stomach pains he feared were cancer. Tack says the druggist recommended Kadol and it cured him and others. Kadol is described as digesting what you eat and curing stomach troubles.
A 100 acre land parcel offered for sale six miles south of Corydon and 1.5 miles from Pike. Contact W. F. Dietrick at Roar 29 TF for details.
The article urges applying at least 100 pounds per acre of infected soil to inoculate alfalfa. It advises spreading to cover uneven areas, timing with sowing, and methods like barrowing, disking, or hand application, noting bacteria spread via watershed runoff speeds infection. Professor Hopkins of Illinois notes results support inoculation for productive alfalfa on many soils.
Experiments at the Tennessee station show skim milk as an effective adjunct to rationing pork. Fed corn meal and skim milk, pigs saved grain, with a favorable ratio of one pound of grain to three to eight pounds of skim milk.
Barley is widely used as horse feed outside the Pacific coast, where it is also in demand for brewing and commands high prices. It is often obtainable at low cost when harvest is poor or weather damages quality. Pacific barley supports horse feeding. historically Arabs and Berbers used ground barley, and European practice recognizes its value. Whole barley suits horses with strong teeth and light work. If grinding is avoided, crushing is preferred to feeding ground barley mixed with saliva.
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