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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1914
Page
5
A scatter of names and events fills community pages. Mentions include residents like John Resch and Mrs Shondan, travel to St Petersburg Florida, and visits by relatives. Business ads promote Boone and Wiseman Co offerings while regional ties surface with Pittsburg Kansas and local addresses.
Mrs Lawrence Martin of Westbrooks Wisconsin praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for back pain night sweats and general health. She recommends the medicine to friends and invites others to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lyno Massachusetts.
Stella Shields and Oscar Davis wed at the Shields residence near English in a ceremony conducted by Elder W H Scott. Relatives attended along with Mr. and Mrs Shields and family, followed by a celebratory dinner and music. The Crawfort Democrat offers congratulations. Also announced is a new stock of WEAR EVER aluminum cooking utensils at Hurst Hardware Co.
Jon Treece of Hlinvis visits Fred Foreman’s family over Sunday and Monday. Miss Bernadeth Foreman nurses an ailment. George Caglee moves to Bloomington Illinois to make his home. Curtis Foreman, formerly at Elk Ren Distillery in Louisville, visits home before Iowa departure. Florence Davis of North Dakota visits sister Mrs Lee Bauer. Local ad notes at Geo B Wahl selling Blue Bell Azure Blue Royal trays and paints with Kurfees can formula. J J Bulleit & Son. m Lo dw
Local column lists cabbage seed prices and farm produce deliveries via Ramsey and Corydon Junction, with contact through Bradford and Painigra Exchange. Includes notices of a political candidate Leonard Liget and son visiting, a death and funeral in March, farm for sale near Ramsey Ind, and school staff updates plus business pitches from Boone & Wiseman promoting De Laval separator and Adrian wire fence.
In August 1912 Congress authorized the President to set tolls for Panama canal use with no tolls for U S coastwise vessels. The Hay-Pauncefote treaty of 1901 guarantees free, equal traffic for all nations. A repeal bill, urged as honoring treaty, passed the House 247 to 161 with Wilson backing it. Debate featured Speaker Clark against repeal. Wilson’s influence aided passage in the lower chamber. The Senate action is anticipated to follow.
The notice urges examining urine for signs of kidney disorder and treating early to avoid suffering. It cites dark urine with brickdust and dull back pain, headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and rheumatic twinges as warnings. Corydon residents praise Doan’s Kidney Pills for discreet kidney issues and endorse Foster-Milburn Co. as United States agents.
The district marks the last day of school at No 5 in Taylor Township led by teacher Walter S. Lemmon. A afternoon spelling match and a program of songs, readings, and recitations follow a traditional end of term celebration. Rev Bowman, a Louisville theological student, will preach the Daccalaureate at Laconia Presbyterian church Sunday night.
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