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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
3
A Philadelphia Press item urges girls to avoid improper talk and behavior with men, to resist flaunting social airs, to conceal motherly guidance, to reject married-affair temptations, restrain luxury, and shun associations based on wealth.
A moral warning from a New Orleans source condemns youth idleness and street loafing as the path to crime and prison. It urges every person to pursue honest work as a duty and to make industry a lifelong habit to avoid vice.
Green's Fruit Grower supports applying manure in the fall to fields rather than storing in piles. It warns against rotting piles and delaying spreading. A manure spreader is recommended for those who can afford it to minimize nutrient loss. Continuous daily or weekly use preserves fertilizing elements and protects ground cover all winter.
Claiming a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding and painful piles with PAZO ointment. Refund offered if no cure in 6 to 14 days. First applications provide relief. Price 50 cents. Send 50 cents to Paris Medicine Co. St Louis for shipment postpaid.
All persons knowing themselves in debt to the undersigned will please call and settle before the end of the year 1904. n 30-2w B. F. Forsis, Laconia, Ind. Save money by attending the closing out sale at Bennett's store. n 30 aw
Hon. S. M. Stockslager former US General Land Office commissioner and Kentucky congressional nominee arrived in Lewiston aboard the Spokane. He plans brief stays in the region, visits relatives, and discusses Northwest development and Democratic politics with local residents. He predicts Bryan could win in 1904 if nominated on a solid platform.
J S Egleston of Maple Landing Iowa reports severe winter colds gave grip plus aches sore muscles and congested head. He credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Stomach and Liver Tablets for rapid relief and says they aid bowel liver and kidney action during colds. Crosier's Corner Drug Store sells the tablets. Wm Housel of New Salisbury announces his new house completion.
A historical list of Indiana’s U S senators from 1816 to 1905 is provided, naming each official with service years, appointments, and reelections. The record notes figures such as Noble, Hendricks, Bright, Morton, Voorhees, Turpie, and Beveridge among others.
An Eastern newspaper notes Pittsburgh banks that advertised saw 38 percent asset growth and 85 percent deposit growth over five years versus 27 percent assets and 11 percent deposits for nonadvertisers. In the last year the advertisers added 22 percent deposits while nonadvertisers fell 7 percent. Local banks confirm advertising benefits.
Sugar Tree Grove reports visits by W P Mauck John Miller and families to Milt Smiths. protracted meeting still at Fairview. Ed Simcox moved into new store room at Dixie. school closed due to scarlet fever. Jacob Snellbaker and wife visited son at Evansville last week. Three of Ben Haas children and a child of Joe Wiseman with fever. David Shaffer and wife and Miss Fannie Cunningham visited Cunningham's mother Sunday. Crate Haas and wife at funeral of Mrs Haas grandfather Lewis Foster last Wednesday.
An old age health note urges middle aged men to avoid overindulgence and use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and regulate digestion. The advertisement claims people can reach old age with proper care and mentions Crosier's Corner Drug Store as the seller.
Elmer Davis, news agent, runs a two seated bus to the junction regularly. Dr Little, dentist, has a new office in New Albany four days each week.
A letter from 8 H Dun can editor of the Independent in Season Illinois praises Mi-o-na for curing stomach troubles. He reports his wife’s four year ailment improved to normal appetite and weight with the remedy. Local agency L A Riley & Son backs the product and offers to pay for Mi-o-na if unsatisfactory.
In a pointed reply the temporary editor critiques former editor Thomas for opinions on matrimony leap year and football. He argues football elevates youth activity, noting boys and families bear the costs and bruises from games while urging Thomas to listen and cease his criticisms.
Harrison Grange No 2133 to elect one trustee for a one year term at its regular meeting on December 24. Frank Lotich, Master, announces the notice. November 30.
The piece laments money in politics linking a $5 million lever to sweeping Republican gains and nationwide influence. It argues elections rely on cash over candidates, warning of corruption, taxation, large armies, and social decay if Mammon rules, with references to Cripple Creek Chicago and Charleston as signs of systemic rot.
J C Talbott will sell on Thursday December 8 1904 on the late Dr Voyles farm in Jackson township north of Crandall all personal property Jersey cattle Poland China hogs Delaval cream separator farm implements feed grinder and cutter household and kitchen furniture 350 bushels of corn oats timothy hay straw stalk field etc A big sale of first class property and by attending you will get a bargain Usual terms will be given.
The Peruna Lucky Day Almanac is a fixture in over eight million homes and available free from all druggists. The 1905 edition is published and may run out soon, so inquire early and get one today. Includes claim to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, 25 cents, refund offered if it fails.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy that cleanses and purifies the blood. It claims many illnesses originate in kidneys and urges readers to doctor their kidneys first, noting sales by druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar bottles.
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