31 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
1
A verse invites readers to pay a dollar or place an order for delivery in all seasons. It promises county news from editors and notes the signer’s strange name ending. The poem urges support for local journalism and mentions sunshine and stormy weather.
The St Peter's congregation in Benna Vista observed the Forty Hours Devotion on Aug 14 15 16 with 9 o'clock Masses daily and three days of adoration. Father Zirkelbach led eloquent sermons and school training, as vesper services benediction and a Te Deum marked the closing.
Louis S. Brey the Druggist announces his agency for ZEMO after thorough testing. He says ZEMO exceeds expectations for eczema pimples and dandruff and is a clean vegetable liquid for external use that can be used on infants. A booklet on home cures is offered. August.
Pair of mules in good condition offered for sale at a bargain by Brindle & Adams Corydon Junction Indiana. Cash or credit. Also preview of drills buggies wagons manure spreaders and various machinery at Bursert & Sons store during the Fair.
The article argues dairy products are essential in the human diet noting butter as a necessity, not a luxury. It asserts dairy foods, including milk and cheese, support growth and health, and that nature-made dairy cannot be fully replaced by manufactured fats or substitutes. It cites the National Dairy Union and a St Paul, Minnesota secretary.
Maurice Daniel Stonecipher and Jennie Lee Smith wed at Pleasant Ridge United Brethren Church on Aug 21 with Rev. T A Barton officiating. The couple, prominent in the county, hosted receptions at both homes with friends attending. Best wishes were extended for their future together.
A Commoner quotation argues work has moral and economic value. Idleness harms character as lack of purposeful action distorts perception. Swiss author Carl Hilty is cited on happiness arising from regular employment that Occupies time and conscience and adds to society.
A local advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a cure all for coughs and colds, claiming medical approval and urging a 25 cent purchase. It notes keeping a bottle ready at home to prevent suffering and also promotes Lenox Soup at three bars for ten cents from S. M. Miller. ang 24-3t
Old Hoosiers who moved to Nebraska within seventeen years share a birthday celebration for Mrs. Mark Watson on August 21. The gathering at a shaded grove features lunch, a tree line stream, and a camera portrait before departure. The guest list includes numerous Watson family members and friends.
Joseph C. Sibley of Pennsylvania, a former Democrat turned Republican, arrested for using money to influence voters in the GOP primary. He admitted spending over $32,000 during his campaign, equating to about four dollars per vote, and resigned his ticket position citing poor health. Sibley, a millionaire with Standard Oil stock, has long been tied to notable oil deals described as criminal in character.
A chemist named Louis S Biely promotes ZAEMO and ZEM4 a clean liquid external remedy claiming prompt relief and permanent cure for eczema and skin diseases. He offers a booklet on skin conditions and explains the product draws out germ life and poisons to heal the skin. The remedy is described as safe for infants and easy to use.
George L. Ferock will auction his personal property at his residence two miles east of Bradford in Morgan township on Friday September 9 1910. Items include horses cattle goats buries wagons mowing machine cultivator harrows hay seed rye buggy harness saddles furniture tools lumber bricks and more with usual terms. Also four heavy spring wagons for sale by W H Bullett & Sons and three bars Lenox soap for ten cents at S M Millers.
Trial docket lists cases set for the Harrison Circuit Court September term beginning September 12 with numerous dockets including Grugel v Hargis State v Smith Reed v Marsh Elio v Byrn Ems v Ems Stepro v Keller Mig s Co State v William Lewis Rose v Southern Ry Co State v Watson State v Miller Krause Cole Cole Louisville P Lumber Co Seacat Gurtz Miller v Colvin Foster v Cotner Krause v Rosenbarger State v Krause two more State v Funk two State v Davis two Glaze v Ohio Farmers Insurance Co Gwartney v Louisville New Albany Corydon R R Co on October 1.
Henry Vaughn died at his home near Depauw on Sunday evening August 1 after a year of illness. He was born February 12, 1855 in Spencer Township Harrison County near Frenchtown and was 44 years 6 months and 2 days old. Survived by wife Louise Slaughterback and five children Jos A Edw F Mrs Linda Zaring John W Oliver A, plus two brothers and two sisters. The funeral was at St Bernard’s Frenchtown with burial in Frenchtown cemetery August 16 in a large gathering.
A good farm for sale containing seven ty acres located about four miles from Corydon. Includes a good house and barn with ample water from spring cistern and pond. Fruit trees of all kinds and about ten acres in timber. Inquire at this office. augriot
Mauckport announces new staffing for its schools with Elmer Funkhousex as principal George W Reagan as intermediate and Nellie Pitman as primary teacher. The notice mentions a forthcoming sale of property on September 8 and references Thomas.
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