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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1914
Page
4
The readable text is highly garbled with no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. It presents stray phrases and partial words without identifiable facts to summarize a specific event or notice.
The piece argues President Wilson remains a War President due to circumstances and now a Peace President through strong leadership. It cites Spanish American War Veterans endorsing his policies and urges all citizens to back the Chief Executive, noting a Democratic majority in Congress is essential.
An old advertisement cites Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for various female complaints. The text praises the product's ability to relieve symptoms and support women's health, urging readers to seek expert guidance from the Medicine Company.
The piece outlines a three candidate race for Indiana United States Senate. Hugh T. Miller of Columbus Republican and Albert J. Beveridge of Indianapolis, a Progressive, challenge incumbent Benjamin F. Shively, with Beveridge favored to edge Miller into third place.
The Times reports President Wilson intends to shoulder full responsibility for shaping war tax measures as Congress nears a decision on ship purchase funding and related emergency legislation. He plans a joint session to outline his reasons and aims for action before September 15.
A distressed speaker pleads for repayment of debts and urges support for college funding. He argues a college education improves value to the community and accuses others of undervaluing education while posing his own preparation and experience as justification for public funding. He references a September deadline and offers to perform work.
The Louissate Board of Trade urges farmers to sow wheat amid rising prices expected to continue due to the war. Many farmers sold early while others hold their wheat for top market, with a large acreage planned for sowing this fall as ground conditions and seed quality improve.
A murky ad urges readers to request a free booklet titled Nature's Creation claiming cures for coughs bronchitis catarh and other ailments. It promises daily relief, warns against outlets that would hinder contact, and asks for the reader’s address to send the booklet and testimonials.
Washington reports Vice President Marshall predicting the Democratic Party will field a single presidential candidate in 1916, Woodrow Wilson. He argues a wartime mood will keep politics subdued, with partisanship fading as the nation seeks peace and stability amid global conflict.
Five residents were urged to join Cortcon town efforts to sell or farm lawn lots. Prospective buyers were advised to contact the office for particulars and to visit the property for inspection.
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