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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
4
The Democrat was published every Wednesday morning by Democrat Puritanine Company and was the only Democratic newspaper in Indiana county with a circulation near 1,500. Subscriptions were one dollar per year, strictly in advance.
A compact survey of national politics and policy debates, highlighting Roosevelt’s district attorney replacement, Root’s army bill push, and war sentiment regarding the Philippines. It notes Standard Oil subsidies tied to a nine million dollar shipping grant, pension agency consolidations from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, and officials facing possible reassignments, with Evans favoring agency abolition to streamline pensions.
Former president Grover Cleveland analyzes the Democratic Party’s decline since 1864 in an extended essay from the Saturday Evening Post. He argues the 1892 victory led to a fallacy of free silver and alliance with undemocratic forces, predicting defeat and urging a return to true Democratic principles and leadership through fraternal councils and renewed inner reform.
Ex president Grover Cleveland spoke at the Pierce school of business graduation in Prinaprepara Pa with Mrs. Cleveland as his guest. Governor Stone presided, praising hard work, honesty, self reliance, and perseverance while warning wealth’s risk to conscience. The piece notes Cleveland’s remarks on following Providence and the government’s reelection stance for McKinley supporters.
A mid article style piece discusses early marriage, motherhood, and the duty of women to prepare for family life. It cites testimonials praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for regulating health, curing drains, healing inflammation, and sustaining strength through life changes.
A veteran advertisement extols Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription for expectant mothers. It claims to banish fear and improve appetite and sleep, reduces nausea and headaches, and boosts both mother and baby. Testimonials cite improved well being, with claims of a healthy baby and weight gain, plus an offer to consult by letter and to obtain the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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