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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
12
Even the baking perfection that results from the use of Royal Baking Powder is no miracle. The ad underscores purity and reliable leavening as the key to consistent results, framing the product as a trusted kitchen aid.
Dr I H Sonne Corydon medical officer of the Organized Reserve Corps reports a need for 2300 more non-commissioned officers beyond current Act limits. He notes the 1920 National Defense Act based NCO ranks on Army strength and warns of large demotions and pay losses without increases.
Radio concerts scheduled at Miles Variety Store with two sessions from 4 to 5 PM and 6 30 to midnight in N 15 tr. The notice promotes the performances as fine entertainment for listeners.
The report lists days open, volumes in the library at month start and end, additions and withdrawals, and totals. It records circulation by age fiction and non fiction, average daily circulation, magazines loaned, registrations, new borrowers, card withdrawals, and visitor counts. Georgia Stocksleger signs as librarian.
The Temple of Crawford Lodge No. 470 F and A M in English was dedicated on Thanksgiving Day with about two hundred visiting Masons. Fifteen lodges from multiple towns attended, and T. Thomas B. Bolton presided as Deputy Grand Master with Prof. Robin M. Baggertly delivering remarks. Crawford Lodge conferred the Master Mason degree.
A compact radio feature highlights events from Miles' Variety Store including concerts lectures market reports and news presented for home listening audiences. The display notes N-15-L1 and references the world reaching listeners through the wireless program.
Mrs. Sarah Babcock, wife of Elbert Babcock, died Sunday December 3 at the family home near Blue River Chapel north of Depauw after a long stomach ailment. She was seventy five and survived by her husband and five children. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Blue River Chapel conducted by Rev. Radcliff of Town. She was born Miss Sarah Weathers.
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