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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
5
The notice lists advertising rates per inch and per line with special standing ads. It shows time frames for durations from three months to one year and notes in county and out of county options. It also mentions subscription pricing and mass advance details.
The Corydon Republican notes New York brewers challenging the war time prohibition act and contrasts it with Eugene V. Debs arrest, while mocking Elihu Root and questioning peace treaty aims. It argues Wilson’s policies avoid war and urges unity as America seeks postwar accord.
The Corydon Republican criticizes the Corydon Democrat editor for misquoting and misrepresenting opinions on Taft Roosevelt Wilson and the wartime tax law. The letter discusses Governor Goodrich good provisions Ed Bush voting records and calls for loyalty to Republicans while noting war and League of Nations debates. The piece cites farmers benefits under Wilson policies and laments press bias.
Major General William M. Black visited Louisville and Dam No. 43 at New Boston last week. The report says Dam No. 43 will be completed this fall and adds that fifty dams between Pittsburg and Cairo will enable a nine foot river water stage year round, improving river transportation in low and winter seasons. The piece defends large public works as necessary despite perceived waste, citing Washington demolitions for larger projects and valuing national infrastructure.
In the April 9 Democrat, the poem Memories by D. A. Simler omits the word old in a line changing meaning. It should read Where all souls are happy for Christ their King Where we will never grow old for its perpetual spring.
Harrison County residents are informed of airless tires for Ford and similar cars. The dealer claims no pumping or tubes, easy riding, dependable, durable, and cheap in the long run. The representative offers contact via the Corydon Exchange area phone.
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