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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1916
Page
4
The Hillside Rebekah Lodge announces the death of Sister Mollie Douthitt Past Noble Grand and active member. The resolution expresses sorrow and sympathy to her family and notes her long service to the lodge and Rebekah Odd Fellowship. A copy will be kept in lodge records.
An advertisement urges relief from dizziness heartburn wind and other digestive distress with Dr Caldwell's Pepsin syrup. It claims safety certainty and pleasant taste with a money back guarantee and prices 50c and 1.00 led by Joe K Smock.
The piece extols Dr Crowley for curing many chronic diseases tied to lagrippe including nervous prostration rheumatism and general debility. It claims he has vast experience and may be Indiana’s most efficacious chronic disease physician using purely vegetable preparations of the finest quality.
A critical comparison argues that Theodore Roosevelt and William Jennings Bryan diverge in remedies for industrial evils. Roosevelt champions protective tariffs and legislative remedies to trusts, while Bryan pushes free silver past acts and presidential ownership ideas, with stark contrasts in doctrine and leadership.
The piece argues that the Democratic party, elected in 1893, failed to repeal or replace laws on trusts. It promises a full list of laws passed to suppress or restrain trusts and a catalogue of trusts busted during this Democratic administration, asserting the party’s enduring fight against trust protection.
The Indiana Democratic state committee attacks President Roosevelt as vain and untrustworthy, labeling him a shifty, costly, and ungrateful Republican rather than a statesman. It argues Judge Alton B Parker would have led a different administration, questioning who benefits from Roosevelt's policies.
A House motion by Senator Hemenway shortly before his Senate election sought an appropriation of 600 000 dollars for the prosecution of trusts and illegal combinations, a measure with broad implications.
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