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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
2
An archival notice from Corydon Indiana outlines mailing options with price points in advance. It mentions car seating and prepayment terms with amounts listed as $1.60 and $1.15.
A brisk column critiques money, tariff policy, and fiscal moves by Secretary Shaw. It questions wealth concentration in New York City, tradeoffs of currency policy, and rural schooling ideas like rubber-heeled shoes for Iowa students. The piece lampoons reform rhetoric while urging practical money safeguards.
The editor argues for conservatism across politics regulation business expenditures and public life. He urges moderation in new ventures education law truthfulness in journalism and religion, vigor in patriotism, frugality in dress and drink, and careful childrearing.
The Inter Ocean condemns the Republican stance while noting prosperity in 1899 may not reach half of American families. It argues workers earning 600 to 5 from none are not sharing prosperity, while capital and labor profit. It denounces proposals to ease the burden.
The author argues the Dingley tariff on wheat harms farmers by imposing a duty on an exported staple. Wheat prices are set by Liverpool and the duty yields no benefit to U.S. growers, who already face freight costs and global competition. The piece labels tariff protections as a blind to mislead farmers.
The statement argues that vigorous enforcement of the Sherman anti trust law’s criminal clause would demonstrate the President’s energetic posture against trusts and would serve as clear proof of determined action.
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for sleeplessness rheumatic neuralgic and digestive issues claiming it cures many who were near death. A testimonial from War. Gibson of Pleasureville Kentucky age 65 describes renewed strength appetite and energy after three bottles.
The piece argues the 500000 special fund for the Justice Department to prosecute trusts is ineffective while criticizing the Republican approach as insincere. It surveys tax assessments in Indiana, questions federal appointments, currency policy, Panama canal lobbying, and Hanna in debate.
A vintage print promotes Hall’s Catarrh Core and Cheney as trusted suppliers. The misspelled copy touts a cure using blood and tonics with a price per bottle. It lists wholesalers and an agent at Luckett’s store, asserting long acquaintance with J. Cheney.
The Harrison County Board of Commissioners adopts plans for a free gravel road in Spencer township Indiana and invites sealed bids by 2 pm on the Sunday of October 1903. Bids must include a bond twice the bid and ensure faithful project completion with work starting on or after November 1 1903 and finishing by October 15 1904.
An article excerpt describes Yellowstone Canyon with dramatic, perilous cliffs and vibrant minerals. It paints vast views from overlooks to river bottom and notes the overwhelming, timeless spectacle. Separate section discusses avian vision, noting birds see sideways and clearly detect food, unlike humans.
The excerpt depicts a lively exchange about a row of houses and the trouble caused by a provocative infant and her companion. A hostess jokes about spotting a house by its dirty windows while a young guest adds a sly quip, reflecting social foibles in a light, humorous vignette.
Notice to the defendant that a divorce action Mary A. Kunckler v ebabaalul bor VDIVUree is filed in Harrison Circuit Court Corydon Indiana. The defendant must appear for the next term beginning the third Monday of November 1903 and answer or demur.
Southern Railway Company St Louis Louisville lines issue a corrected timetable dated June 15 1903. The notice updates schedule details for trains on the St Louis to Louisville route and directs readers to refer to the revised published timetable.
Dr Dene of Clover Nook Greenfield reports relief after four years of stomach trouble using a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad claims rapid improvement and offers the product at 25 cents, available at Crosier's Corner Drug Store and The Real Mall for tile price.
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