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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1913
Page
6
The Martin Hotel advertises twenty six outside exposure rooms with ventilation and clean beds and first class meals. Proprietor John Martin promises guests a homey feel and comfortable lodging for those attending the Fair. The notice blends innkeeping with local fair season hospitality.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer sample recounts a young girl dreaming of marriage to Robert after Harvard graduation, with her sister urging patience and suggesting another trip to a picture show as they pass the time. The dialogue shows hopeful fantasies and social expectations.
The fragment cites Books and Bookmen observations on honeymoons with chaperons in the eighteenth century and women attending at weddings in the nineteenth century. It briefly shifts to Living Cups and Saucers describing the foot of the limpet anchor, feeding, and distinctive shell features including a water-squirting top and cup-like shell structures.
The readable portions show garbled names and phrases about a test and a widow but contain many missing letters. No coherent event, date, or place can be established from the fragment.
The readable parts reference a party system with May and April deadlines and mentions Democratic barriers and year markers. It lists names and notes a stage of 215 and other unclear figures, indicating a damaged political notice with partial dates and terms.
A French capital vignette shows a diligent woman at a newspaper kiosk sewing a jacket between customers. A cabman assists by adjusting the fit with a quick, skilled touch, then departs after a fare is paid.
The Vienna Press recalls a 20th century label gigerl for a stylish man and notes the modern son inheriting a sense of dress. It cites an American colony view on the term gent derived from German meaning gentleman and discusses rock weathering and building stone studies with microscopic differences explaining durability.
A garbled OCR passage discusses photographs and printing power, hinting at the potential impact on images and plates. The text mentions cameras, prints, and the ability to develop photos without hearing about how the final prints will appear in parts.
A fragmentary column reflects on Mary Lyon the college founder and on Henry VIII. It notes a Mary Lyon inscription in a Connecticut valley and cites a London Lancet essay claiming Henry VIII was England’s greatest widower with multiple wives, including beheadings and executions.
The text presents a garbled dialogue accusing fraud and false hunger counts, with a cryptic line about twins born last night. A proverb about blackening others not whitening oneself appears, suggesting a moral or rhetorical aside amid the confusion.
Public ad offering a free trial treatment named CHRONICURE for rheumatism and related ailments. Claims blood cleansing and universal cures, prompts readers to send for a free package to Mrs. M Summers at 181 E. Washington Ave, South Bend, Indiana.
Morning sessions start at nne o clock with evenings at one thirty. General sessions in Corydon High School. Attendance bonuses add two percent to average. absence deducts two percent. Licenses issued during the week after reports and training certificates. Office hours 4d to 650 daily. Reading Circle Books sold during institute week at 1.80 per set. cash only.
Public notice of available rental space in Corydon area formerly used as a grocery store. Interested parties advised to contact local Savings and Loan Association member Jer Auglagin to discuss share options and occupancy terms. Potential bakers and confectioners encouraged to inquire.
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