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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1905
Page
4
Mrs Chas Steinecke of Stoughton Wisconsin credits Peruna with curing her cold catarrh and lung complaints after trying multiple remedies. The ad touts Peruna as a popular proprietary medicine from Dr Hartman and notes a large factory and forty thousand patients treated before advertising began.
The Southern Railway plans a Special Sleeper train for Southern Baptist Convention visitors from Louisville and Lexington to Kansas City May 1 17. The route goes via St Louis and Missouri Pacific, with a daylight run and a one fare plus 50 cent round trip, return by May 23. Stops include Jefferson City Sedalia and more, with options for reclining chair cars if needed and tie ins with the Tennessee delegation.
Fifteen students from Turrison county attend classes twice weekly with peers. Raymond Dome plans to return home June 6 and others attend socials. Myit Langard visits from Central Barren while Mrs Carrie Hays is the only lady student from Harrison county. The term reaches over 1,000 students, the largest in the school’s history. Perry Kintner had a minor accident on college grounds rushing to dinner.
The famous Little Early Risers by DeWitt are praised for harmless and certain bowel and liver relief. They ease biliousness and constipation without stomach weakening or giddiness. Sold by all druggists. April.
Josie Schaetzel of Appleton Wisconsin testifies that a severe cold settled in her lungs and caused catarrh. After several doses of Peruna she improved in four weeks and recovered fully. She endorses Peruna as a grand medicine with no adverse effects and a long history of use at homes.
The Bridgeport area reports a needed rain last week. Residents note Oscar Raiser building a row boat and Charlie Goldson from Memphis visiting relatives. Multiple locals plan barn additions, move residences, and receive items like a Kenwood incubator. The community discusses road repairs, river ferry ideas, and a funeral service for Louis Foster at Mt Solomon.
Miss Margret Fahey of 49 Adams Street Troy New York says Peruna cured her catarrh of the lungs after doctors gave up. She used it six months, regained appetite gained ten pounds and now enjoys health. The ad touts Peruna as a popular home remedy that cures catarrh and builds the system.
The Louisville Spring Meeting opens Derby Day May 10 with large entries for the Oaks Clark Handicap Nursery and eight other stakes. Steeplechases run daily as railroads offer one and one third fares attracting many entrants and a strong West representation.
An April advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests foods for better digestion and relief from stomach troubles. It promises rest for the stomach and long lasting health, noting the product is sold by all druggists.
Miss Ella M. Miller a Washington society girl writes from 140 street N E Washington D C that after taking several bottles she is entirely cured of catarrh of the head and praises Peruna highly for the medicine.
The passage notes most remedies are local, few internal, and many prescribed by doctors include narcotics such as cocaine opium and whisky. They may provide temporary relief but lead to no real cure and often create a narcotic habit rather than improve the catarrh.
The column lists residents visiting and returning home including Miss Maude Davis in St. Joe Ill Dr. Davis Corydon visited Martha Edmonson. Mrs Kate and Ella Swarens traveled to Falls City. Emma Davidson of New Salisbury stayed with Wm Reinhardt. The body of Ida Ramsey of Fredericksburg was brought to Woods Chapel for burial. Grace and Blanche Davidson of New Salisbury visited sister Zora Rein.
Eggs for sale from pen at $1.00. Farm gum 50 cents per setting. Farm located four miles west of town. L. C. Ragas Corydon Indiana.
W A Hunter's dwelling near DePauw is described as nearly complete. W E Nolot and family visited David Jackson near Fredericksburg last Sunday. Jacob Greene canvasses Blue River township for his father J O Greene. RE Bb Engleman, formerly at Effingham learning photography, visits his parents. Fire from Hunters clearing spread by wind, burning 28 panels of fence on James Bird’s adjoining property.
The old original Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic has endured for 24 years. It is iron and quinine in a tasteless form, marketed with a no cure no pay promise and a price of 50 cents.
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