26 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1911
Page
1
Promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a universal cure for kidney related pain back ache urinary issues and associated ailments. A Corydon Indiana testimonial claims rapid relief after using the product with the final note urging buyers to remember the name and buy only Doan's.
Delays at Wood's Chapel repair work this week. Birth of a white girl to Mr and Miss Oliver Eaton. Miss Puth Lahue visited Caryndon relatives last week. Mrs Cia Walk visited New Salisbury last week. Rev Laurence Douv is and wife visited locally Sunday. J R White in merchandise tent. James Townsend went to Scottsburg to spend time with parents. Miss Tisie Housel to Kentucky for extended visit. W D Hancock visited cousin Miss Elizabeth Hancock who is seriously ill. Miss Luke Beal staying in New Albany spent Sunday with Beal family. Kathryn Pethoy returned home after visiting sister with Master Albert Crowden.
The Western Horseman offers true-to-life pictures of four world champions The Harvester 2015 Colorado PL 22d Jean and Justice Brooke. Images framed and mailed to subscribers with a yearly $2 advance subscription offer from The Corydon Democrat.
At No 9 school in Posey Township patrons gathered with baskets to surprise the teacher on the last day of school. H I Farnsley served as master of ceremonies and announced they would retain control briefly. A long table overflowed with entables as the meal began and Wilsons string band played.
The Buford arrived at Shanghai with relief supplies for starving Chinese districts and will unload at Nanking and Chinkiang. Reports from Shanghai and Nanking describe extreme hunger and suffering, with mothers unable to feed children and farmers reduced to rags. one man died of famine after eating dirt.
Anthony Kannapel will hold a public auction at his residence five miles southwest of Corydon on Thursday April 27 1911. Items include mare horse wagon Surrey buggy mower hay-rake hay nine tons of hay corn cow peas potatoes fourteen acres of growing wheat, poultry assorted chickens and purebreds, lawn mower phonograph guitar firearms sewing machine ice cream freezer and other useful articles. Sale at noon with usual terms. See bills.
Central Barren reports Carl Patterson with lagrippe and Win Roudenbush on sick list. John Haub is very low. Mrs. Jacob Haub visited Mrs. John Zimmerman on Sunday. Mrs. Sophia Patterson of Louisville visited Reinhard Liuck. Sophia Embs and Maggie Reck enwald visited Reinhardt Meinek. Miss Isaae Wenger of Louisville visited Miss Arnel in Hendrick on Sunday.
Stersons desiring Ideal Laundering Machines can secure them from John Martin at the Martin Hotel in Corydon for 13.00 each, by calling. Regular price when delivered is 215.00. Mr. Martin can sell to residents south of the Southern Railroad in this county. north of the railroad belongs to others. There is no better washing machine on the market.
Mrs. John Bennett, ag t. April 2 3w. Local public notice regarding steam laundry services in New Albany with names and dates abbreviated.
Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid claims internal cure for piles with a tablet remedy. Available at L S Riely’s and druggists on a money-back plan. Large bottle 21, lasts 24 days. Write for booklet from Dr Leonhardt Co Station 1 Buffalo NY.
The last Legislature enacted penalties for storing or selling gasoline benzine or naphtha in vessels under fifty gallons unless painted red. Red labeling is required on kerosene vessels, and small containers must bear clear markings. Bottles must have a red label with the content name. fines range from five to fifty dollars.
A Valley Heights letter from Mrs Jennie B Kirby describes nine months of illness due to a womanly trouble. She credits Cardus and P with curing her weakness allowing her to work all day and endorses bathing as a tonic. She urges trying a bottle.
On Tuesday evening May 9 a public debate organized by the Methodist Brotherhood questions equality of suffrage. The lineup features R. Wickham Th. Robertson A. Corbin H. Gudgeon G. Gwartney C. Reagan T. McClaren O. Hottell and R. Wilson opposing the motion that women should receive the ballot on equal terms with men.
County residents warned under a 1907 Indiana law against dumping debris in public highways. The act amends Section 655 to punish offenders with fines up to fifty dollars for placing rubbish and debris in highway limits without trustee or county board authorization.
The undersigned declares a one half undivided interest in described property now advertised for sale on April 2 in Blue River township Harrison county Indiana. It includes livestock tools building lumber cedar shingles furniture jewelry dresses cloak goods and farm implements plus two specific land parcels totaling 60 acres. Rosa Enrer asserts she owns the other half and warns buyers may owe repurchase if the sale includes her share.
Timberville Mississippi reader Gertrude Gatlin writes she suffered for two years from womanly pains and found relief after using Cardus Cardui. The ad claims Cardui eases headaches backache dragging feelings irregularity nervousness and weakness and presents it as safe and reliable.
A quoted aphorism contrasts love based marriage with arrangements for status and money and notes divergent cares by wife lady mistress. The passage reflects on social dynamics and gender expectations in intimate unions with a critical tone.
Trustee Riccardo Cunningham announces fixed Monday office hours for public business in Washington Township and asks residents to call that day for inquiries.
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