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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1904
Page
5
Royal Baking Powder Company of New York presents a health oriented notice. The advertisement urges readers to consider product quality and safety claims linked to baking powder.
A roundup of residents and visitors includes Miks Pearl Charlton in Louisville visiting Mrs. John Bennett and Miss Pearl Shuck returning from Louisville, with several others in Mott Corydon and Jeffersonville. Weather woes bring heavy rain and roof damage at the Red Mill while the Indiana Reformatory seeks school book contracts. Local politics mention William Jennings Bryan’s January banquet in Lafayette and a supposed political graft claim around T C Upperman’s Delaware City transfer.
Flatt Woods and A B R wir Frank Richert of NA B CG spend vacation at home. Arthur Sears of Scipio Arkansas visits relatives nearby. Henry Richert of New Albany and family visit friends. Geo Lottich of Wittenberg College is home over holidays. Prof Giles Mowrer of drydon spent Xmas with Cyr Richert. Santa Claus visited No 6 school Friday evening and treated the children.
Notice to The People explains a new corporation proposed at Corydon to operate a first class store buying and selling hardware buggies stoves harness fertilizer and related goods. Promoters say the venture will fill a long felt want and save Harrison County residents thousands yearly.
On Christmas day at 5 PM Ben Stonecipher and Blanche Davis were married at the bride's home in Spencer Township before about thirty relatives and friends. Rev. Morgan officiated. The couple will reside in Nebraska. The reception featured a gold watch gift from the bride’s father. Panama advocates disbanding its army and navy, urging other nations to follow for a cheaper, peaceful world.
Re-elected Washington Archeological Society president John W. Foster leads a set of updates. Henry A. Cozzani marks twenty years as Newark YMCA secretary. Baron von Reidel ends a 27 year finance portfolio in Bavaria. Dr Henry Pratt Judson predicts a future world government. Winslow S. Pierce becomes Western Maryland Railroad president with Gettysburg and Michigan legal training. England plans memorials for Charles H. Spurgeon. Colonel Clark E. Carr writes Illinois life in 1850s to Civil War era. Frederick Vanderbilt distances from society life. Mrs Vanderbilt favors literary circles. Mam Nghi the ex emperor of Annam to wed French judge’s daughter Mlle. Laloe. pension changes raise annual payments.
Instruction on transferring feathers from an old pillow to a new one. The cover must be stitched around except for a ten inch gap. Tear a matching hole in the old pillow, sew edges tightly, then push and shake the feathers into the new pillow without loose down flying.
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