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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1906
Page
5
Frank Cunningham and W. H. Keller are named as staunch county commissioners while a Bryan campaign tone appears in calls to elect Democrats. Notices warn against Republican influence and urge voter turnout amid local political clashes and public notices across Owensboro and Corydon regions.
The text describes throat irritation causing coughing and temporary relief from a cough mixture. It notes persistent irritation despite initial relief and continues with unspecified treatment steps.
The Corydon Republican urges support for Frank Shireman over Julius Rothrock in the Recorder race, with Republican neighbors backing him. It also notes Rev. Crane and Rev. Peters endorsing discipline and religion, plus a jab at Democrats and Bryan 1908. An obituary reports Edward Cetin, former Palmyra resident, dying in Leipsic after a liver abscess, leaving a wife and three children.
An advertisement asserts Chamberlains Cough Remedy is safe for children and effective against coughs colds and croup. It touts a worldwide reputation and notes L A. Riley & Son as the seller.
Maggie Dellinger Lindsey daughter of Charles and Emma Dellinger was born August 16 1883. She married Mancel Lindsey on May 27 1900 and had three children. She joined the M E church in youth and died October 16 1906 at age 23 after a long illness. Funeral at Georgetown M E church with burial at Wools Grove cemetery.
Advertisement claims blood poisoning from chronic constipation is cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. It says the pills remove poisons from the system and restore vigor, cure sour stomach nausia headaches dizziness and colic without griping. 25c guaranteed by L A Riley & Son druggists. Oct
In the hog trade Elmer Davis & Co reports activity and prices in the market with buyers and sellers citing current quote levels and demand trends guiding pricing and negotiations.
Rev Francis Tiffany of Cambridge Massachusetts urges voters to align their choices with purity truth mercy and disinterested service as the core of vital religion. He warns that without these virtues the lower animal nature returns like wolves in the background.
Mrs. Geo Walls of Forest City Maine praises Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and coughs in climates with frequent colds. She says it quickly ends coughs colds prevents pneumonia cures La Grippe relieves asthma and hay fever and strengthens weak lungs. Trial bottle free guaranteed at L A Riley Son drug store.
Clem Stonecipher and child are improving. Miss Edna Bottles stays with Luther Stover. W P Mauck and family of Sugar Tree Grove visited Wm Groves. Jacob Hottell’s family spent weekend with Jacob Housewald near New Midletown. George Fry and Eli Mathes visited John Stoner’s family at Dixie. Eliza Bottles near Swans Landing visited Windell and Hottell families last week.
An advertisement claims sick headache stems from stomach and digestion issues and that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cure these. It says taking the tablets at first signs may ward off the attack and lists L. A. Riely & Son as the seller.
The administratrix of Craven G. Boone's estate will auction at the late residence in Boone township near LaConia about 244 miles NW a range of property. Items include horses cattle household tools lumber 1000 bushels of corn farming implements and more. Cash for sums five dollars and under. larger amounts on nine month credit with notes and six percent interest. October 12 1906. HADIEL BOONE administratrix
The advertisement touts a wide selection of cloaks for little girls and misses with long loose designs like grown-up fashion. It promises warmth, serviceability and style at sensible prices.
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