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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1905
Page
2
The Corydon Indiana newspaper notes subscription rates and display charges, with a political column criticizing campaign contributions from life insurance trusts and trusts funds. It also quotes Jonn M. Pattison on public trust and duty.
Appeal to Reason argues that capitalism's excesses push many to embrace socialist ideals as a compelled response to plutocratic greed, marking a turning point in civil progress. It suggests the public reluctantly joins the people in a new reformist stance amid economic tension.
The Indiana Highway Laws section II mandates township trustees set aside at least five percent of annual road funds as an emergency fund. This money is for maintaining highways used by United States rural free delivery mail routes, with trustees and supervisors required to prioritize these roads. Roads must be well drained and clear of obstructions for ordinary travel.
Paragraph notes a Republican shift away from protecting infant industries. It argues that once these industries mature, tariff policy should adapt. The fragment signals evolving party stance on protectionism and industrial development.
The piece traces the Republican campaign shifts on tariff policy. It notes retreats from viewing tariffs as non taxes, favoring revenue, or keeping prices high through protection. It argues farmers and workers lose under high tariffs and predicts further retreats by party leaders.
The Republican Exchange notes that U S gold output valued at 80 million dollars in 1904 increased per capita money, while Democrats long urged more money and free silver. It claims the open mints and gold coinage boosted the circulating medium and prosperity, contrasting with past Democratic calls for more money. A classified line advertises a six room cottage with water and out buildings by Henry W. Denton.
A Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Ind offers a free home treatment for rheumatism sciatica lumbago backache kidney pains and neuralgia. The remedy allegedly removes uric acid from blood loosens joints purifies blood and restores vitality and sight. Address Box R Notre Dame Ind for proof.
A list of circuit court allowances for Harrison County September term includes payments to various officials and jurors, with totals for clerks, sheriffs, reporters, and expenses. Names such as J Morris, W Rowe, A Miller, and F Wattsno appear alongside charges for juror summons, grand and petit panels, recording indictments, and other court duties.
An old patent remedy markets Kennedy Laxative Honey and Tar with Pine Tar and honey to treat coughs colds croup whooping cough and to laxate the bowels. Each bottle features a red clover blossom and a honey bee and is touted as ideal for children. Sold by all druggists.
A long haired goat once served on an English port to continental liner crew. Customs found the animal wore a coat several sizes too large, its own hair clipped short, with cuffs and lace sewn on and fastened by ducks and eyes.
The Houston Post reports a drowning rescue method urging turning the person face downward and applying hot treatment. The article quotes a mother’s guidance associated with a boy named Johnny.
John Dixon of Tullamore Ontario recounts severe indigestion with nightly pain after meals lasting three hours. He found immediate relief after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and notes availability at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
Executor Jacob Isterling files final settlement in Harrison Circuit Court. Hearing set for November 20 1905 at Corydon Court House. Heirs creditors and interested parties must appear to show cause why settlement should not be approved. Breeden attorneys. 1905 notice.
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