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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1902

Page

3

Working Girls Urged to Seek Medical Advice and Remedies

An advertorial piece urges working women to write Mrs. Pinkham for advice on health restoration and praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It also promotes Dr. August Koenig's Hamburg Breast Tea and Hamburg Drops, advising rest, open air, proper nutrition, and topical rubs, claiming improvements within a week.

August Koenig August Havenig Hamburg St. Jacobs August Noenig

Aristocratic Rogues Exploit Kleptomania Pretense

Paris report says a man of fine appearance sought therapy for a daughter with kleptomania. Suggestive treatment was used, but misappropriated items, often returned, pointed to a false address. The jewel box vanished and the supposed patient and father were revealed as crafty rogues.

Paris The Lancer

Teapot sing ing and a diary of strange notes

A collage of stray lines recalls Mrs Austin and a teapot song from a breakfast scene. The Vatican library and a flea jump analogy mingle with product blurbs, a desert lake in Australia, and odd misprints from a bygone era.

What Became of their Feathers

A Philadelphia Telegraph piece recalls two children debating human origins in playful dialogue. The tots joke about feathers and angels, noting Dad removed feathers to keep them from flying away when told to come in and be washed. The quip frames a light moral about parental influence and childlike reason.

Philadelphia Telegraph

Dodd's Kidney Pills Claims Cure For Kidney Trouble

Cabbel Kansas reports a local man J. Cunningham cites kidney trouble relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The piece touts the pill as a universal cure for kidney related diseases including rheumatism Brights disease and diabetes, based on testimonial endorsement.

Cabbel Kan Kansas Bright Dodd J. B. Cunningham

Island of Juan Fernandez Poised for Industrial Growth

United States consul J E Mansfield reports Juan Fernandez, fifteen by eight miles off Valparaiso, Chile, will gain provincial status and local government. The harbor supports large ships, a canning factory operates, fishing industries attract capital, and abundant natural resources including lobsters crabs fur seals fresh water fruit and vegetables invite settlement.

Juan Fernandez Valparaiso J. E. Mansfield United States Chili New World

Foolish wagon delays streetcar near tracks

The man with a wagon loaded with cabbages tried to cross a streetcar track as a red streetcar was about 25 feet away. The motorman shut off power and braked hard to stop the car just in time, blaming the cabbage driver for the near accident.

Rabbages Cabbage Heads Chicago Tribune

Rubber Stamps and Ink Supplies Advertised in Fort Wayne

Local ad offers all kinds of rubber stamps made to order with self inking daters new in stock. Includes ink pads and related supplies and invites readers to send for a catalogue to Lock Box 219 in Fort Wayne Indiana.

Fort Wayne Indiana Fort Wayne, Indiana

Uncle Visits Village Schoolroom

An English village tale shows a man visiting a schoolroom during his nephew Jack’s lesson. He praises the boy as a good student, but Jack questions the uncle about the time and responds there is still half an hour to go before dismissal.

Jack Wnile

Mrs Aus and Mrs Petely clash over dressmaker bill

A fragment shows Mrs Aus and Mrs Petely debating a dressmaker bill that is much higher than last year. Mrs Poplin notes the husband cannot afford it, and replies that he could not last year either, reflecting common financial strains.

Petely Bill W Poplin

Footprints on the sands of time remark in a playful exchange

A brief dialogue between husband and wife hints at ambitions and space in time as they discuss enduring impact and the idea of leaving marks behind. The line underscores a light tone about legacy and collaboration.

Holiday promotions and scattered place name notes

The column surveys holiday rates via Nickel Plate Road and urges contacting a Fort Wayne agent for details. It mentions naming origins for Monte Key in 1603 California, Mrs. Austin of Lynn Massachusetts, and a self inking stamp offer. It ends noting volcanic eruptions versus earthquakes.

Nickel Plate Road C. A. Asterlin Pl. A Fort Wayne Ind

West Indian Footwear Highlights Spanish American Style

The article describes Cuban and Porto Rican styles with Madrid influence, noting small feet and high insteps prized by artists. It details morning slippers and sandals, with sole materials, silk or velvet bands, and variations from simple to fully embroidered pairs. It links fashionable slippers to the old Spanish stirrup motif and contrasts wealthier upper materials.

Cuba Porto Rico Madrid Antilles United States New York Post

Crust Saving Exchange Between Mamma and Ethel

A mother scolds Ethel for leaving crusts as she insists there will be a day to appreciate them. Ethel responds that she is saving the crusts for that purpose, showing a playful domestic exchange.

Ethel Mamma

Mae and Ethel in a Rich Uncle Scheme

A judge recalls Mae’s rich uncle offering to send her abroad after Bessie’s praise. Ethel questions the motive as Mae dismisses the idea as merely to get her out of the way.

Mae Bessie Ethel

Luck and birthdays in a December note

A muddled note mentions a man named Robinson Luck well as Jones Lucky commenting on a fiancee’s Christmas birthday. It also notes Norway’s harvest troubles and a $48,000 government seed aid to farmers.

Is. Jones Norway

Peruna touted by Hon. Louis E. Johnson in letter

The letter from Louis E. Johnson, son of Reverdy Johnson, promoting Peruna claims it cures catarrh by addressing root causes, not temporary relief. It urges readers to send for Dr. Hartman’s book and to write for free medical advice if results are not prompt. Columbus Ohio is named as the company address.

Chesebrough Manufacturing CO State St New York City Paxton Columbus Ave Boston Iacs Louis E. Johnson Reverdy Johnson United States Maryland President Johnson England F Street N. W Johnson Peruna Hartman Peruna Drug Mannufacturing Co Columbus Ohio Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus, QO Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

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