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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1909
Page
1
The article argues Arbor Day's value lies in people planting trees to sustain timber for the nation. It notes historic deforestation, the balance of forests and crops, and the need to protect remaining forests for food, health, and opportunity, urging action beyond awareness.
The article notes young XMen's clothes crafted by master tailors who study the dress whims of youths aged sixteen to twenty. It emphasizes that young men purchase all their apparel at the store.
Thomas J Engleman died March 27 and was buried in Georgetown graveyard Floyd Co Indiana. He was born December 28 1833 and left six children Charles Harvey Noran John Engleman Mrs John Wolfe and Mrs Tom Collons. He worked in the copper trade six years and was a believer in Jesus Christ. His funeral featured sung hymns including Rock of Ages led by him and the organ played as mourners joined in. From his friend Marr Havsz.
Many people object to taking strong medicines prescribed for rheumatism. Most cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism with no fever or swelling. External treatment with Chamberlain's Liniment provides quick relief. for sale by Louis S. Riely.
A rubber cloak fashioned to fit over the head was found about ten days ago on a road leading out of Corydon. The item is to be left at this office or at Dr. Wm. Daniels' office. 72.
The Democrat explains limited space with eight pages per issue and the need to prune lengthy obituary notices. Editors value deaths in Harrison County and nearby areas but avoid repetitive poems and overly long notices to serve about 12,000 weekly readers. They seek all facts of deceased individuals while reserving space for broader news.
Resolutions from Hall of Crandall Lodge No. 591 F A M express sorrow at the sudden loss of brother John Rudel. They note his esteemed character, honor, and community presence, extend sympathy to relatives, and authorize records copy and publication in county papers.
An ad claims over ninety percent of rheumatism is muscular from cold or damp and requires no internal medicine. It promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for quick relief, warns internal drugs are often poisonous, and directs sales through Louis S. Riely.
Frank P Lotich offers seven acres of land just east of Corydon adjoining the town for a reasonable price. Contact Mr Lotich Corydon RI 3 or call Eureka 72. Also advertised Malta Garden Plows by W H Bulleit Sons, price 72.
Uncle Sam holds May 15 exams for Railway Mail Clerks and carriers nationwide. Men over 18 with ordinary schooling may pass. Rochester bureau offers prep at no charge. Government positions promise steady work, good pay, and annual vacation. details available by writing 1229 Powers Block Rochester NY.
Poems by Mrs Denbo of Lafayette Louisiana offer advice on cheerfulness and charity urging readers to think of others. Refrain expresses faith and prayer asking guidance to avoid sorrow and preserve eternal rest.
The Chicago Tribune endorses simple techniques like moderative laxatives hot foot baths and keeping indoors after exposure. It warns a fresh cold can lead to pneumonia and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cure sold by Louis B. Riley at 72.
On Tuesday March 23 District No. 15 Boone township patrons gathered to surprise teacher Miss L Grace Carroll. A bountiful meal followed by a fine program left attendees wishing her well for the fourth term and future celebrations. Evening speller and social brought strong attendance and good cheer. Malta spike tooth harrows promoted by WY Hulleit & Sons with fencing stock advertised by J J Bullett & Son.
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