Subscriptions Report for The Democrat Readers
Jehovah Jireh verse cited. Howard W. Fisher and contributors from April and nearby areas have paid subscriptions to The Democrat since the last report. An ad notes Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic falsely containing quinine with guarantee No Cure No Pay at 50 cents, Feb 1-ly.
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Hermo Cola Sires Fast Trotting Colt at Krause and Hunter Stable
Hermo Cola, a renowned trotting stallion, is to sire a standing colt at Krause and Hunter Stable in Corydon. Owned by Laura Hunter and kept by Krause, the stake includes high demand with offers like $150 declined for Hermo Cola’s progeny. Colt named Her Baby Girl months old already attracts interest.
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Chamberlains Cough Remedy Credited In Grip Cure
Frag W Derry editor of the Enterprise Shortsville NY says a single bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured a severe winter grip attack. He reports rapid relief from coughing at night and reduced pain in subsequent episodes with no need for a second bottle. The ad notes Crosier's Corner Drug Store stocks it. SPRING SONNET accompanies the item.
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Worlds Fair Route. B and O 5S W Low Rate
A brief railroad promotion notes a low rate on the Baltimore and Ohio line to the Worlds Fair route. The snippet hints at special pricing for travel to the fair with limited details and no dates.
Excursions Season 1903 Poorly Formatted Ticket Sale Offerings
Season 1903 excursions list multiple destinations in California Arizona Texas Oregon Washington Montana and Utah with various tour dates and one fare round trips to St Louis for the National and International Good Roads Convention April 27 May 2 tickets on sale April 26 and 27 two cent? Good return to May 4. Other events include Saengerfest dedication ceremonies Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis National Educational Association in Boston and an assortment of church and plumbers events with sale dates and final return limits. Consult B&O and O P McCARTY for full details.
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Train timetable corrected to June 1962 services
Through sleeping car service runs from St Louis and Louisville to Chattanooga and Birmingham with night trains carrying Pullman drawing room sleeping cars and buffet service. Day trains between Louisville and St Louis include cafe parlor cars while through first class coaches operate between Evansville and Louisville. solid trains run Louisville to St Louis on Nos 1 2 3 and 4 with Nos 9 and 1 on Louisville Evansville as solid hair eurs. General managers and agents listed in St Louis and Washington DC.
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