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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1870
Page
3
The piece thanks noble Democrats who stood up to them in the late canvass and credits money, corruption and fraud as Radical campaign tactics. It asserts the people voted against corruption and extravagance, and pledges to seek economical financial administration, urging voters to replace officers if needed with more honest men.
The piece condemns a Radical worker who swapped votes and scratched names to mislead a Republican farmer on election day. It argues the Radical election law exposes such tricks, lists local officials due to take office in November, and debunks a circulating double-ticket claim as false while urging Democrats to rebuke the report.
Dr Foun of New Albany will treat chronic diseases of females and urinary disorders at the Wright Hotel Corydon on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Also offered are cures for fistula cancer dropsy fits scrofula piles and eye diseases. The notice invites further patronage from ladies and gentlemen.
A wide awake Juvenile magazine touts improved readers and liberal club premiums including a grand engraving prize worth 2070 to four winners among a six-member club at 72 cents each. Subscriptions are offered nationwide with a six-month term starting September. Also noted is a court dismissal in Indiana’s Floyd Criminal Court: the case State of Indiana v Elijah H. Richard Sr. for defalcation was dismissed last Wednesday.
The November issue features a steel plate Our Contributors, a six figures colored fashion plate, a large extension sheet with thirty three dress designs, wardrobe articles, riding-habit, hats, bonnets, and work-table designs. The fancy alphabet is shown. L. A. Goody of Philadelphia is named. Evansville court actions involve Crawford county and the New Albany and St. Louis Air Line Railway Company's tax dispute. Crawford County Commissioners refuse a road tax levy and a venue change was noted.
The Demorest monthly offers rich premiums to every subscriber including a chrome parlor picture or a $10 engraving, home improvement book, Jenny June's Cook Book, stereoscope, or patterns. Premiums extend to clubs with sewing machines and cash incentives, with specimen copies at 15 cents.
An 1870 magazine promotion offers gratis copies and a Washington at the Battle of Trenton engraving to club members. Ex-Radical candidates face public scrutiny. Corydon hosts Michae Balz’s oyster saloon and grocery, alongside bakery and ice cream, noting Balz’s ample fresh groceries and oysters opposite James M. Bean’s store.
The piece lists the congressional representatives by district with party affiliations and notes Voorhees’ district results. It mentions Senator Morton declining the English mission and Cameron’s paralysis in Baltimore. A late-night auroral light is described and several marriage notices follow including Geo William Smourz and Miss Alpay I Wiseaan.
An 1870 notice promotes a book by George Rowell on American advertising media with price details and publication address. It also advertises a public auction by PAL SAL, OHN ADADISON near Corydon on November 3 detailing horses cattle hogs farm implements and household goods with reasonable terms.
The note claims the product increases in sale annually stating it is the best combination ever made. It presents a marketing claim without external data or supporting details.
Druggists are asked if they widely endorse Drack Robacks Bitters to patrons and what guidance they offer on use and safety. The item prompts debate over marketing, efficacy, and medical warnings in local shops.
A historic notice touts years of experience and trials behind a claimed sure cure for dyspepsia and indigestion, suggesting trustworthy relief based on extended use.
Readers ask whether physicians use or recommend Dr Ro Back's sugar coated pills for blood sugar management. No medical guidance is provided and no endorsements are stated in the inquiry.
A concise saying notes that individuals understand their own composition and origins, implying self-awareness of inherent traits and formative influences shaping identity.
A reader asks if Dr Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are the best combined remedies for curing all blood diseases. The inquiry seeks guidance on efficacy and safety of the two products together.
The market lists Becal The Blood Pits as the sole article featuring costly Dregs imported from Sweden for its manufacture. It also notes Puts containing Podophyllum Giandrake Root as a substitute for Aercury.
A reader asks whether Dr C W Roback’s Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are among the world’s greatest remedies. The inquiry invites evaluation of the patent medicines’ claims and efficacy.
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