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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
2
The Thrice-A-Week World vows a better paper in 1907 with broader news coverage the world over. It highlights impartial political reporting and full markets while offering a combined subscription with the Democrat for one year at 1.65 dollars, compared with 2.00 dollars for the two separately.
The paper lists subscription prices at 1.00 per year in advance and 1.60 per year when not prepaid. It notes mail to subscribers until a proper cancellation and all arrears are settled. Advertising rates include 3 for Administrators and similar notices, 2.60 per inch for other ads, 25 percent extra for figure and table work, 2.00 for estray and caution notices, and obituary notices and poetry at Thrace Conta line. Cash must accompany orders.
From Chicago on the day the La Follette amendments were rejected, observers note Roosevelt’s retreat reflected in the Republican platform. Lincoln Steffens argues Taft not as liberal as Roosevelt while Bryan highlights the convention’s conformity with Roosevelt’s ideas. The piece denounces the party for avoiding trust curbs and wealth redistribution, suggesting Roosevelt’s influence wanes as the GOP appears to back away from reform.
In a July Smart Set quip, Linby moves from political life to the prohibitionist cause, with Williamson noting the shift as a not-so-graceful retirement from politics. Henderson counters, saying retiring smoothly is not the plan.
The Indiana Hide and Tallow Co at 817 Water Street Indiana Pa offers the highest cash prices for hides and oak and hemlock cart. Subscribers can choose the Democrat for ongoing notices.
A playful July Smart Set verse extols wine and landscape imagery. The speaker contrasts wines from Chateau to stout brews with fresh mountain air, praising pine bouquet and clear fount imagery. The tone blends humor with gratitude for waking after a lively night.
Speculation runs wild on Denver's Democratic National Convention with Bryan faction claims of overwhelming delegate support and anticipated first ballot victory. Reports describe regional hopes, antis fears, and chatter of orchestrated oratory to sway delegates, while unrelated notes touch on tax, stock exchange probes, and local job printing ads.
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