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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe two stock taxchange members meeting Gay near noon and greeting plans to visit a bedrest restaurant. The text is garbled with multiple misreads, making details of people, places, or outcomes uncertain.
The readable text presents fragmented phrases without a clear event or proper nouns to anchor a summary. No discernible people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are identifiable for a factual newspaper item.
The readable fragments mention Mrs Anst Whale and a family scene with a grandfather, breakfast, and a Wheat Peed request. Names and phrases are garbled, creating an indeterminate notice likely from a local page. No clear event, date, or organization can be confirmed from the legible portions.
A reminiscence on Rev. Ed Moreau and Governor Margen, noting a late shift to generosity. The tale recalls a wealthy governor who only gave away wealth after age seventy, influenced by a lifelong friend, and reflects on happiness found in giving. The story frames charity as a moral turning point in a storied friendship.
Tnele Amos visits his nephew in the city and notes urban quirks. Horton runs an insurance office downtown while Uncle Amos jokes about city life making people stupid. A scrawled ad promises cure for consumption and disease, typical of early 1900s classifieds.
A 114 year old man testifies that Peruna helps catarrh and grip cases caused by climate change. He credits Dr Hartman and Peruna with sustaining health, appetite, circulation, and strength through epidemics and seasonal shifts. He urges others, young and old, to use the remedy.
Saac Brock, a 114 year old Texan resident once near Waco and now with relatives at Valles Mills, is profiled as the oldest living man. The piece notes his long life, use of Peruna, and asks what wisdom a man of his age has gained after many decades.
Fragmentary text describes a disturbing burglary scene with garbled phrases and unclear details about a break in. It mentions fear, a sleeper waking, and a possible struggle but lacks concrete names or locations.
Daters and stamps offered with catalog and price gist. Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana. Lake Superior steamship line to Florida route via Queen and Crescent with sleeper connections to St. Augustine from Chicago via Cincinnati. Three trains daily from Cincinnati south. W A Deckier P B A 113 Adams Street Chicago.
An old advertisement invites readers to obtain a free book on catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Co. in Columbus and to write to Dr Hartman president of the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio for free medical advice.
A fragmented notice describes dye time and purchases, mentioning Putnam Face Toss Ayes, druggists selling items, and references to sugar cane, wheat flour, and Eagle Linen Paper for letter papers as a proper choice. The garbled text hints at products and advertising from a historical newspaper page segment with miscellaneous goods.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Qrecon Crescent and Toote railway links with a three-class train service operating southward from Chocinmari toward New Orleans and Poride ibis. Partial names appear as VW OC dtinearsen and G. 2. A. Cheinnath.
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