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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
4
Readable text shows an old Corydon Democrat masthead with editors Thomas and Ellis and mentions of subscription, advertising, and notices. The fragmentary lines include postal and printing notes, a date-like index, and stray policy terms, reflecting production details rather than news content.
Readable list of candidates and offices across Indiana counties for state and judicial posts. Includes Secretary of State, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General, Supreme Court justices, Appellate Court judges, Superintendent, State Geologist, and various county offices. Ends with congressional and local positions and party affiliations.
The passage argues that Republican claims about money circulation are true yet land values fell about 14 percent, while money rose over 50 percent and lead up 40 percent. It concludes that tariffs do not aid farmers and Democratic policies would differ.
The speaker condemns protective tariffs as fueling political corruption and hindering consumers while manufacturers profit from overseas sales. He argues high tariffs burden U S consumers and provoke retaliation, urging earlier action on tariff reform.
The piece argues that legislation against monopolies protects legitimate business and criticizes trusts as indefensible. It cites Rockefeller and contrasts private monopoly with public remedy, urging decisive action to end monopoly and support remedies that benefit the public.
A historical summary notes Democratic tax laws of 1891, Republican denouncements at the 1892 St Wasue convention led by Charles W. Fairbanks, and 1893 debt sinking fund laws. It observes Republicans later did not repeal the tax ban and that sinking fund receipts reduced debt, while state expenses outpaced income despite a yearly surplus.
The passage warns that buyers avoid sailboats that cannot be reefed and notes the risk of strong winds. It references a cautious approach and mentions keeping Kodol Digests near for dyspepsia to support stomach comfort during sailing concerns.
Republican opinion cited in The Indianapolis Star praising Bryan and criticizing trusts while highlighting calls for reform and the high regard for Bryan among voters. Paragraphs discuss character, public life, and the role of money in politics.
A discussion extols the Grange as a powerful force shaping public sentiment and education. It praises the Grange for directing thought toward right channels, fostering conservative liberalism, and elevating the farmer as well as the broader public through instruction and example. The piece questions willingness to learn and grow to make the Grange an outstanding educational influence.
A farming town item highlights Ora A Stephens of Port Williams sharing tips on breathing and health. It mentions Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung troubles, with testimonials and trial offers. Also notes Chamberlain’s Salve for sores, burns, and skin diseases available at Watson’s Corner Drug Store.
Dr Hartman, a renowned gynecologist, will direct treatment for women with female diseases at no charge during the summer by correspondence. Letters from patients in Philadelphia and Ontario praise Peruna and express gratitude for relief, with prescriptions and hygienic guidance provided. Dr. Hartman’s Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio oversees the program.
A recent invention in the mountains near Salzburg Germany introduces a balloon railroad. A stationary balloon is tethered to a steel rail mounted on a mountain slope and can slide up or down the incline. Hydrogen lifts the balloon while water ballast aids descent. A car suspended beneath carries tea passengers under conductor control via a cable regulator.
A note to Mr C P Trotter discusses clothing purpose and fashion. It extols Devoe paint as inexpensive and long lasting for beauty and waterproofing, praising its quality while urging painting buildings rather than cosmetic changes. The letter is signed as from Devoe Co of New York and Chicago.
Pension attorney WH Bross of Fittsfield VI praises Ur Kine New Life Pills as a neat to a pension and the best thing to go. He claims they keep his family in splendid health and cure headaches, constipation, and dizziness.
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