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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
2
The Corydon Indiana Corpicn Democrat issues a rate card for subscriptions of three months in advance and advertising rates. It notes free three month advance rules for county readers and special standing ads with pricing by line or inch.
W J Bryan urges President Roosevelt to seek congressional authority to submit all international disputes to an impartial board for investigation. He argues such a board could avert wars by resolving issues before escalation and notes the peaceful outcome of the Russo Japanese War as a model. He criticizes tariff politics and campaign finance corruption while praising past peacemaking.
A reader asks how the law would punish a theft of 145000 dollars compared with a small theft of a dollar in corn or wheat, implying a discussion of penalties and potential prison terms. The query highlights disparities in sentencing for different theft amounts.
A historical notice touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a soothing cough syrup. It claims relief for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with pine tar and honey components and markets it as ideal for children sold by all druggists in October.
The Indiana Synod of the Presbyterian church met in New Albany with about 150 delegates from eight presbyteries. It includes 327 churches and 45 200 members and handles church wide business and judicial questions for final adjudication.
An early 20th century notice offers telecommunication ties and training programs at Dodge's Institute in Valparaiso Indiana. It touts six weeks of courses including tuition board room stationery and textbooks at 93 dollars with potential reductions and free mailed catalog.
The note highlights nonstop flour production and the use of Rev Minx as a feed additive. Emphasizes keeping operations steady with day and night shifts and clean, fresh supply lines through September 13.
An advertisement explains kidneys weaken from overwork and that Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root is the cure. It claims strong kidneys improve overall health, offers sample bottles by mail, and urges mentioning the paper when writing to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
Bradford items report Jesse Dodge improving while Mrs. George Fieock suffers diphtheria. Snyder Chapel schoolhouse remodeling by Bufald Bros. Harry Sappenfield sustains a deep leg wound from a cutting accident. Wm Fine of Falls City visits P B Loughmiller. Lawrence Ellis trips to New Albany. John Bruch busy. locals come from 20 miles away. Otto Voyles leads Bushc Packing Fertilizer into dairy farming. Sem Voyles visits town frequently.
Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin reports a miraculous recovery from a dread sickness after taking Sleeth Bitters for stomach and liver complaints. Doctors had given up and friends mourned her approaching death before the remedy improved her condition and restored her health. At L A Riely Son drug store price guaranteed oct
Lorenzo Barks offers cattle horses farm implements corn in field household and kitchen furniture at his residence six miles south of Corydon on Thursday October 12 1905 sale includes farm tools and miscellaneous goods conducted at the home site.
ST LOUIS AND THE WEST. Two trains daily from Lexington and Louisville to St. Louis with morning and evening departures. Parlor car meals a la carte and through service without change. Free reclining chair and Pullman sleeper included. Reserve sleeping car berths at Lexington and Louisville offices or Union Depots.
The Lewis and Clark Exposition directorate thanks Union Pacific for a superb Exposition folder. The publication promises detailed information for visitors to Oregon including routes and sightseers, with free copies via W H Connor G A Cincinnati. Aug 23 7w.
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