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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
4
Publication details for Corydon Indiana journal with rates for subscriptions and advertising. Includes pricing for display ads 10 cents per insertion readers 5 cents per line and special rates for standing ads church notices and obituaries with per line charges and word counting. Credits editor Lew O Bannon listed as proprietor publishers note.
The piece argues California Texas and Utah Republicans seek Roosevelt again while condemning the Paper Trust for vast newspaper losses, cites rising business failures, and questions tariff policy and Republican fiscal promises. It notes Kentucky Republicans backing Taft, critiques Fairbanks prospects, and recalls salary boosts under GOP officials.
The piece notes R.G. Dunn & Co figures for the first quarter of 1908 show 10,238 failures and liabilities over 271 million, versus 1907 totals of 6,594 failures and 871 million in liabilities. It warns that a continued ratio could imply alarming economic trends for the year.
A dialogue-like excerpt contrasts Democratic and Republican papers on an ongoing panic, accusing Republicans of denying, then acknowledging, a severe crisis. The piece questions causes and cites Lincoln as a counterpoint while arguing papers mislead the public about the depth and duration of the panic.
Mr. Ryan of the Metropolitan Street Railway testifies that his company contributed 500000 to the 1900 campaign. Part funded to block Bryan’s nomination, the rest aimed at defeating him after the nominating process. The Commoner cries corruption as predatory wealth steering politics.
Washington dispatch reports anti Taft Republicans accusing Taft managers of pacts with Wall Street to back his candidacy. The piece notes expected Senate Judiciary hearing, Foraker’s surrender hint, Roosevelt influence, and Republican fears over African American voters and party unity.
Women urged to try Mother Gray's Australian-Leaf for back, urinary, bladder or kidney troubles. Described as a safe regulator, available from The Mother Gray Co. LeRoy New York priced 50 cents with a free sample.
Taxpayers of Heth township who have not paid the dog tax must settle with the Assessor as required by law. Trustee A. J. Lorr states he has been advised to hand over unpaid accounts to him upon completion of collection.
An advertisement touts Kodol as the sole preparation that completely digests all foods, promising prompt and thorough relief from indigestion. It claims the product digests food within the stomach and is pleasant to take, sold by L. A. Riely & Son.
Housewives across the United States send grateful tributes to Dr. Hartman for Peruna benefits. Testimonials describe Peruna tablets easing stomach catarrh throat and constipation, with housewives noting long term use and family health improvements.
A Certain Cure for Aching Feet. Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder cures tired aching callous sweating swollen feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with free samples. Address Allen 3 Olmsted LeRoy N Y.
House for rent in Corydon on East Chestnut Street featuring seven rooms. Apply at the County Clerk's office. 13-2w.
Full line of funeral supplies on hand and cut flowers to order. All items up to date with prompt service. Calls answered day or night. Eureka phone connection with Home at Corydon and Trotter connection with Cumberland at Fredericksburg. December 6.
A neighbor touts the New Ideal Deering binder claiming it handles any grain, runs light, and requires fewer repairs than any rival. Available through W. H. Bullett & Sons.
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