01 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
1
A large assortment of Princess Slips Chemise Gowns in Crepe and Naimsook Corset Covers and Drawers offered. Dainty colored Princess Slips shown for Tub Dresses.
A newspaper advertisement highlights a wide range of waists in plain white, crepes, pongees, and white linens with embroidery trims. It promotes brands like Buster Brown Baby Dell Colonials Pumps and Gun Metal and invites shoppers to explore numerous styles.
The column notes varied local items from Dogwood and nearby areas. Mentions include Mrs Ben Backherms illness Geo Buse visiting Geo Kroft family New Middletown Mrs Wa Bannapel visiting for her mother Mrs Frank Sonn and updates on Mrs Sobn John Stults employment with Woodie Melton and a reference to oats retail at Wow i Butleik & Sons Inc.
The article reports a battle between the Bull Moose and Republican parties over state convention dates. It notes shifts to May 15 for Bull Moose and April 22 for Republicans, with leaders citing farmer attendance and party strategy. Mention is made of Albert Beveridge as a possible Senate nominee and reactions to Wilson.
Mrs C Hubbard offers early cabbage plants for sale at five cents per dozen or thirty cents per hundred. Address 5 Corydon Eureka phone m23-3.
Mrs. George Straub of Corydon endorses Dean's Kidney Pills, saying the remedy cured headaches and regulated kidney action for over two years. An accident near North Mulberry Street left Charles Lahue's right middle finger amputated after a hatchet incident, with doctors unable to save the severed portion. J.J. Bullett & Son advertise hardware and building material prices.
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