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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
4
The notice states the publication is entered at Corydon post office as second class matter. It lists subscription terms for one year in advance at $1.00 regular and higher rates for other durations.
A compilation of political commentary mentions Theodore Roosevelt's family roots, Bryan's views on anarchy, Seth Low's mayoral bid, and calls for civic participation. It notes reactions to Buffalo Exposition losses after McKinley's assassination, and cites The Huntingburgh News editorial stance on a congressional race supporting Judge Zenor for congress.
The text argues unions belong in industry and that workers may organize for mutual benefit. It notes judges should understand this difference from conspiracy and cites Roosevelt’s youth versus various European leaders ages, listing several rulers and their ages.
The Til lansingburgh News editorial backs Judge Zenor and urges Democratic voters to re nominate him in the Third district. It argues long service in Congress builds influence and contends Zenor has served admirably, with loyal county support and strong records for veterans and constituents.
The piece notes August deaths totaling 2345 among 127,620 confined in Kitchener's Weyler camps for Boers in South Africa, including 1878 children. It condemns the killings as murder rather than war and accuses the administration of inconsistent Cuba policy.
On Friday September 27 Company C Ninth U S Infantry was attacked by insurgents at breakfast on Samar Island. Forty eight soldiers were killed and twenty four escaped, all wounded. Thirteen of the escapees reached Basey Samar. The loss is the heaviest for Americans in over a year.
Governor Durbin of Indiana delays his initial refusal on extradition for Taylor and Finley to Kentucky for trial and, at Goebel's request, agrees to read all records from previous trials of the two men.
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion wakes a thin body and makes it hungry so food is used to create new flesh. It asserts dieting oddities fail without the emulsion and urges readers to request a free sample from UTT & ROWNE, chemists, in New York.
The note references the Goebel murder and a relief in Indianapolis as Gov. Dorbin is expected to refuse. The remark cites Victor Hugo defining the mob as the human race in misery.
A reflection on what pleases a man in love and partnership. It argues a man values a woman who loves him leads him wisely and supports him, offering care, respect, and encouragement. A worthy woman can lift a man toward happiness or sink him into misery with her mood.
Henderson Grimett of this place suffered partial paralysis and lost use of an arm and side. After failing to improve with an eminent physician, his wife’s recommendation of Chamberlain's Pain Arm led to near full recovery after two bottles. Gen McDoneld of Loean county notes other cures for pare tinh paralysis and rheumatism. Sold at Crosiers comer dries store. oct.
Readers are urged to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder troubles. A free sample bottle and a book are offered by mail to those who mention reading the paper. Addresses are requested for sending the sample and information. Regular sizes are fifty cents and one dollar at druggists.
The notice lists numerous subscribers and payments to THE DEMocRat since the last report, naming individuals from Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, and other states. Included are editors, merchants, and residents such as Edward Connell, Frank Bigler, Geo G Kahl, Joseph Roberts, and many others. A druggist endorsement for One Minute Cough Cure appears with customer testimonials.
Grandma Sherrill is surprised by a large gathering at New Middletown after returning from neighbors. Relatives and friends, including Jas Sherrill John Sherrill Wm Shireman Rev J C Mills Wm Heck Joeman Samuel Watson Mrs Jennie Baker and others join a festive dinner in her honor. A note announces Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets now sold at Dresier's Corner Drug Store with quick relief and 25 cents per box.
The Commoner has reached a 100 000 copy six month circulation and offers a combined subscription with The Democrat for one year at 1 75. Individual paper prices are 1 00 for The Commoner and 1 00 for The Democrat, totaling 2 00 if subscribed separately.
C L Dick announces his third semi annual entertainment tour with venues in Lanesville Crandall Corydon Junction Ramsey Depauw Palmyra Gradford Georgetown and New topics and improved apparatus showcase Moison's light and sound discoveries at very low admission. Travel and meals may cause diarrhoea so carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy available at Crosier's corner drug store.
O R Larson of Bay Villa Sundays River cape Colony runs a general store serving farmers within thirty miles. He notes that fourteen of about sixty residents within a mile were cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy in the past year, a remarkable record. For sale at Crosiers corner drug store. oct.
The administrator of Nancy J. Gray’s estate will auction on November 5 1901 at 2 PM in Harrison County Indiana the southwest quarter of section 36 township 4 south range 2 east containing 36 acres more or less with a 16 acre exception to Viola Allen, leaving about 20 acres. Also includes a secretary-like personnel ad seeking trusted representatives for a Chicago firm with weekly pay and expenses.
Elmer Smithenry, a young farmer of Sainte Marie Illinois, and Lofton a highly esteemed young lady were married at the bride’s home on Sunday September 29 They will visit friends then return to Illinois to make their home The couple are described as industrious and wished happiness by M L
When you have no appetite do not relish your food and feel dull after eating you may know that you need a dose of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents. Samples free at Crosier's Corner Drug Store. Johnny Wiseman, son of George Wiseman, was run over by a wagon yesterday and had one leg broken.
Mrs Jesse Hickman of near Carmel NL visits relatives in Harrison New York.
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