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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1921
Page
2
Daily weekday departures from Corydon to New Albany at 4 00 p m 7 00 p m and 9 00 am. return trips from New Albany on weekdays at 11 06 am 1 00 pm 6 00 pm and 7 30 pm. Sunday services include Corydon 12 30 pm 4 00 pm and 7 30 pm. New Albany service starts near Hoosier Lunch McDonald’s and follows early morning and evening times.
Seven passenger six cylinder Buick touring car offered for sale by Lew M. O Bannon Corydon Indiana. Described as first class strong powerful and comfortable with potential as auto bus between Corydon and New Albany. Demonstration available to satisfy purchaser.
Multiple local notices list a Corydon area home on North Maple street with five rooms and screened porch, a 42 acre farm four miles southwest, and several livestock and mechanical item offerings. Also listed is a small Pike County rental and other advertised properties with contact details for DeGings Kopp McDonald Wright and Henry Kine.
Edwin M. Bulkley, elected chairman of Near East Relief, urges Americans to fund aid for Armenian refugees across Armenia, Turkey, Persia, and the Levant. He emphasizes famine, pestilence, and exposure, detailing 263000 hungry bodies between Kars and Alexandropol and 7700489 Armenians scattered abroad. He notes a $60 annual per child feeding cost and appeals for donations via Cleveland H. Dodge at Madison Avenue, New York.
Indiana lawmakers face a road funding crisis as federal aid sits unused due to lack of state levies. Governor McCray may be urged to convene a special session to authorize road taxes and secure national funds for highway construction statewide.
Classified ad offers painting services by Himmelheher and Nererry in New Middletown Indiana. Mentions Eureka phone as contact and guarantees satisfaction.
An army chaplain recalls meeting a Roman Catholic chaplain after shared destruction on the western front. Catholics held mass, Protestants communion, and a final Mass followed, illustrating wartime religious cooperation transcending denominational lines. The editor notes this as a humane war ethic for a postwar world.
Eugene Wood humorously critiques chemistry as a boyish invention of substances not like the real need. He recalls a chemical laboratory experience and mocks the notion of chemistry as practical business, noting the furnace smell and cloudy reactions.
Authorized agent E Stepro offers subscriptions to The Saturday Evening Post The Ladies Home Journal The American Magazine The Mentor Collier's and The National Weekly plus prices. Also promotes bale hay straw and feeds at Joe Pinatre's in Mauckport Indiana.
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