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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
5
The J. T. Sullivan Furniture Co stock is now on sale at No 211 213 215 State Street New Albany Indiana. Savings range from 10 to 15 percent off regular prices with some items at cost. See Colonial and Perfed patterns and various finishes. Come early for first pick and inspect dining room sets and rugs.
One of our Diamond Kitchen Cabinets will please you so well that you will wonder how you did without it. It has all modern conveniences.
A local newspaper notice presents Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for kidney trouble. Mrs. Julia Grable, dairy farmer of Corydon, testifies she suffered back pain dizziness and fatigue until using Doan's, with lasting relief. Price 60 cents, available at dealers.
Amid a paper shortage the Chicago Tribune pleads for borrowing instead of purchasing to keep readers. The item notes several local residents and families named Williar and related connections visiting, moving, and social events across Elizabeth Corydon and Falls Cities.
Ed C. Shrigiey of White Cloud advertises a Poland China sow with seven pigs for sale. Contact details appear as al4-3w.
With sugar demand high for home and foreign use, growers are urged to plant cane sorghum this spring. Sorghum syrup yields 85 to 91 percent sugar, offering a strong sweetener for cooking and baking. The note ends with J. W. Alstott & Son and a reference to the musical show Miss Bob White. Auditorius, May.
Pitman of DeWitt Arkansas reports 660000 bushels of rice within 25 miles and rice selling at 2.00 a bushel. The ad notes Avery tractor with two plows used two weeks, owner quitting tuning and selling.
H B Holloway, chiropractor, will be in Corydon at his office over the Post Office Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 10 A M. 14 tf
Death notices record Ralph Leonard Ellis born July 24 1920 in Char lonsville died at seven months and twenty four days from infection followed by pneumonia. Funeral services were held in Knightstown with burial in Gingstown cemetery. Patricia Ellis and relatives mourn the loss of a beloved infant son brother and nephew.
Poem by William Emerson in rustic dialect expresses preference for crowd sounds and daily life but centers on the awaiting lassie at the door. The speaker revels in trains, factories, and cinema while yearning most for the homebound beloved awaiting arrival.
John J. Seipel of Dogwood Indiana announces readiness to serve as auctioneer for local sales in Harrison and surrounding counties. He asks callers to coordinate dates before fixing sales and provides the Eureka Bruce Markel feed store contact. On a separate note Bruce Markel reported a busy Saturday April 17 selling 23 tons of bran and other feed retail.
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