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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1899
Page
3
A scrambled 1900s opinion piece critiques imperialism and party politics. It discusses Philippine wealth as a point for retention, questions Republican policy, and argues for Democratic newspapers and voters to influence the winter electorate. The piece cites Ohio voting trends and predicts Bryan’s statewide win, referencing New Albany Ledger and broader party rhetoric.
Offer extends to January 1 for provisions and crew provisions as listed. terms unclear due to garbled text but indicates an open offer until January 1.
In a Nebraska election, Yiunnn's ascent shows voters resist corruption and policies tied to imperialism and poly amny. The piece notes strong support for William J. Brean and hints at potential fusion impacts in Ohio, comparing to Nebraska's result and suggesting a Hanna-aligned ticket could have lost by over 50,000.
The letter-writer mocks policies of the administration and notes party strongholds. Mentions Ohio and Nebraska voting patterns, McKinley and Bryan as figures, and cites a large electoral tilt. Claims the state will back Bryan in an implied national contest despite current votes.
The article recounts that some people can gain a pound daily by taking an ounce of Scott’s Emulsion. It claims the emulsion activates digestion so the person can absorb ordinary food, enabling the weight gain. It emphasizes that a certain flesh is necessary for health and suggests taking the emulsion to achieve it.
The piece argues the Republican platform favors the wealthy with bank tax exemptions and monetary reforms. It claims food, clothing, medicine, and shelter may be taxed away, while gold standards and bank issued notes threaten common people. It cites farmer prices, rising costs, and a looming monopoly to warn voters ahead of November.
For the first time in fourteen years all officers in Floyd County Court House are Democrats. Vance retired as Auditor on November 2 and Thomas Hanlon succeeded him, marking the departure of the last Republican and his subordinates.
J D Bridges editor of the Democrat in Lancaster New Hampshire extols one minute cough cure as the best remedy for croup and claims immediate relief for coughs colds croup asthma pneumonia bronchitis grippe and throat and lung troubles and even consumption prevention. Additional names L A Birney Corydon J Rotunock White Cloud are listed in support.
Bank of Corydon advertises loans at a low interest rate inviting inquiries. The brief notice directs potential borrowers to contact the bank for details or applications.
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