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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
2
The Thrice-a-Week World pledges improved news coverage, impartial political reporting, increased world reports, and strong markets with cartoons and fiction. It offers a one year price of $1.00 for 166 papers, and a combined $1.65 offer with the Democrat. job printing is available at the Democrat office.
The notice invites readers to subscribe to The Democrat and The Commoner during the campaign, offering 50 cents for a single issue or a year for $1.60. It mentions free information for investors or home seekers and provides C. S. Steele, 445 South Seventh Street, Indiana, Pa, as a contact for orders and job printing by first-class workmen.
Advertising rates listed for administrators executors auditors and dissolution notices at 3 dollars each. Other legal advertisements priced at 2.60 dollars per inch with 26 percent extra for figures and tables. Estray and caution notices 2 dollars each. Resolutions obituary notices and poetry charged at three cents per line. Cash must accompany the order.
An Evansville special recounts William J. Bryan charging Joseph G. Cannon with blocking Roosevelt reforms during a Missouri Illinois trip. Bryan assails Cannon at Toledo and Olney, calling him backward on reform while claiming Cannon's influence protects predatory interests.
A 19th century political portrait recalls a career from modest savings to a substantial fortune through lectures and writing. The figure defends his honesty, notes a wealth peak around $150,000, and contrasts public perception with personal frugality while recounting campaign earnings and charitable contributions.
A four year old girl named Rachel admires her three month old baby brother. She asks her mother if their father will be sorry he is not any relation to the baby, revealing a humorous child’s misunderstanding after the father’s trip abroad.
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