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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
8
A letter promoting a home ten day cure for leucorrhoea and other female disorders. It promises free treatment and a free copy of Woman's Own Medical Adviser, asks readers to mail name and address to RS. Summers in Notre Dame Indiana for at home remedies and guidance.
A school notes column recounts a secret boys’ society called D G D, lab experiments, jokes on students and teachers, and student quotes. It mentions a Lincoln exercise, various classroom notices and humorous lines about reading, arithmetic, and the telegraph experiments linking to Louisville and Lafayette.
Will J. Hayner of the key Colorado Bulletin relates his wife suffered persistent coughs for winters. After trying remedies with no relief, a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy quickly stopped the cough after three doses, and has not returned since. Sold by L A Riley and Son.
New Salisbury FLORETTA notes widespread illness after rainy weather. Visitors include Miss Anna Kahl and Mrs. Ora Adamson. Latter-Day Saints meeting at Burnville. I C O F lodge members from Crandall attend. Surprise parties honor Mrs. Robt Crawford and Mrs. O J Heuser. Bridge crew active moving boarding cars from Corrdon Jct to Mott.
The town reports widespread chicken pox in the area. Miss Goldie Tuell visits Miss Nora Smith. Mr and Mrs Emmett Williams of Louisville visit relatives here. Lewis Baker visits Ben Welker. Mrs Lee Welker visits relatives in New Albany. Lewis Lintoner moves to Louisville. A Feb 7 social at D H Wells honors Miss Lucielle Wells’ 17th birthday with music, games, and refreshments. attendees include John Morgan, Kayte McFarland, Ethel Done, Mayme Rosell, Maybelle O Abannon, Bertha Welker, Helen Bauer, Jennie Backherms, Eva Wells, Leonard Smith, Morris Baker, Tom La Duke, Albert and George Conee, Walter Foreman, Earl Payton, John and Roland McElfresh, Ben Welker, Ben O Bannon, Roy Morgan, Charlie Wells.
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from L. A. Riley & Son. It emphasizes value by saying you pay the same as other cough medicines but gain better results and a guaranteed cure. It warns neglect of colds can lead to serious illness. Feb.
The undersigned offers spans of good work mules for sale. One span is three years old and another span four this spring. Contact Tuos J Stevens in Crandall Indiana via Harrison County phone for details.
In Moberly reports rain persisted through the week. Trustee J W G Loudon slowly recovers in bed. Catherine Wolfe, wife of Peter Wolfe, died Friday and was buried at Haas Chapel. Jane Thevenot sick with pneumonia fever improves slowly. Sallie F Pitman left for Indianapolis after seven weeks with her parents. Nttie Loudon visited sister Mrs Joe McClaren of Sun Shins. Ollie Bell of New Albany returns home for grandmother Catherine Wolfe’s funeral. Mary Swarens of Rameey aided Jane Thevenot before returning home.
May Blunk stays with John Ronden family. Geo Woertz and son Walter tripped to New Albany Saturday. Miss Mamie Walker of Louisville visited her father Chas Walker last week. Mr and Mrs Carence Thomas of New Albany visited Mrs T's father Sunday. Nettie Woertz visited Henry Quebbeman family Sunday. Tom Crandall and Cane Crosby of Motts visited J H Duncan Sunday. Hugh Hamilton family visited Rheinhardt family. Mrs Lewis Wagner visited Lizzie Brown Sunday. A large crowd enjoyed skating on Rheinhardt pond Sunday.
Effective Sunday February 16 Southern Railway Trains 7 and 8 known as the Princeton accommodation will be operated only between St. Louis and Mt. Vernon instead of St. Louis and Princeton. Trains run daily except Sundays on the current schedule, leaving St. Louis at 5 33 PM arriving Mt. Vernon 9 10 PM, leaving Mt. Vernon 6 25 AM arriving St. Louis 10 20 AM.
Notice to all persons seeking mortgage exemptions must file statements with the Auditor between March 1 and May 1. The land description must be substantially correct to qualify for deduction. Frank E. Watson, 192 Auditor.
Persons with idle money seeking a safe investment with a good rate of interest payable every six months are advised to call at this office, n27-tf.
A long list records subscribers and payments since the last report. Names span Corydon, New Middletown, Ramsey, New Salisbury, Crandall, Georgetown, Elizabeth, and other towns with several Kentucky and Illinois entries. The roster notes new subscribers marked by x and includes multiple rural routes and towns across Indiana and nearby states.
Revee sp Leady grants dissolves the partnership between the undersigned. Louis P. Zabel will continue the business and settle all accounts. Debtors urged to call promptly. Zabel will stock fertilizers farm implements and machinery and invites public to view bargains. Zanex Tuomas Lanesville Indiana. 112-37.
Save Your Eye Sight. Wait for Dr Hottell the Eye Specialist and Optician with over twenty years in fitting glasses and correcting vision. No case too difficult. Prices low for first class work. Eyes tested free at Beanblossom's Furniture Store office Saturday February 29.
An advertisement offers free eye examinations by graduate optician C E Crecelius at Rate Drug Store New Albany Indiana. It promises thorough vision correction with proper glasses and a prescription record for quick replacement if broken. Readers are invited to consult if glasses are unsatisfactory and prices are claimed cheapest. Reading specs advertised.
Mrs Dr C L Habermel invites attention to her private sanitarium at Corydon Indiana for women and children. Refurnished and equipped for comfort and privacy. With 25 years of experience in female complaints she offers to provide further particulars on request by letter or visit.
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