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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1903

Page

3

Revered Wisconsin pastor lauds Peruna remedy in a letter

Rev. TW Stubenvell of Elkhorn Wisconsin owner of two Bibles from Emperor William recalls a fly leaf text. He writes to The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio praising Peruna for curing long hemorrhages of the lungs. He says it gave strength and color and saved him from death.

Stubenvell Elkhorn Wis Bt. John’s William Germany Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Peruna H. Stubenvoll

Goode and Nicotienne stumble on banana peel gag

The vaudeville pair Goode and Nicotienne cause comedic misstep when Goode slips on a banana peel, rising puzzled and joking that the bass drummer has dozed. Baltimore American caption notes the routine style. Mother Cray's Sweet Powders for Children claim cures and bowel benefits with free samples offered by Allen S. Ouustead of LeRoy New York.

Mr. Goode Goode and Nicotienne Baltimore Mother Cray Mother Gray New York Allen S. Ouustead LeRoy N.Y

Spoke from Experience and Recluse Life

A brief chat reveals a speaker who has become a recluse, explaining they have avoided social contact for a long period. The exchange captures a moment of curiosity about a debt and distance between friends.

Missing Student Found After False Alarm in Indiana Tale

Report from 1902 states Norman Rohrer, son of a Clinton township ex-trustee, disappeared while at Detroit Medical College and was later located in Atlantic Iowa. He explains ill health caused his departure from Detroit, says he traveled ten Western States, and plans to return to finish medical studies amid prior family worry.

Norman Rohrer Rohrer Clinton Township Detroit Medical College Atlantic Iowa Hha Ile Viys Roakrer Deweil Detroit

Tragic Cut Throat on Baltimore and Ohio Train

Jareeb Rapp of Louisville rushed into a vacant car and slashed his throat on a Baltimore and Ohio Southwest train near Vinecunes. Crew found him bleeding as doctors said he had only a small chance for life.

Jareeb Rapp Louisville Weloset Rapp

Woman Dies in Farm Well Attempt with Infant

Mrs Rolla Gibson wife of Alexander Gibson leaped with her infant into a well on her father Sieuiry Letsinger’s farm near Alanville. She had earlier attempted suicide by singing and both she and the baby were drowned. She leaves a husband and two children.

Babe Rolla Gibson Alexander Jibson Alanville Sieuiry Letsinger

Children Struck by Rainstorm at School Arrival

Enna and John Cliske aged 10 and 2 years came to school on a recent moment Otis when a fast Lake Shore rain swept them away and killed instantly. Michael Mielieds, a Porter merchant, was struck and instantly killed by the space drain moments later.

Enna John Cliske Worle Michael Mielieds Spaee

Despondent Man Lethally Poisoned by Own Action

Grief over his mother prompted Prair Alen to attempt death by self harm using strychnine in oyster stew at New Castle. Authorities report despondency as the apparent motive in the fatal act.

Prair Alen Newcastle

Death by self inflicted wound shocks State

Wallace Like of mired 64 years, a man of Plidaky vicinity, died by his own gunshot. Jide Lewis Rasch refused to resign when urged by the Bar Association at Ky. ausville. Neff & Nixon, New Castle college proprietors, closed doors. Thenry Wirk became commissioner in Plondricks county. Miss Morvile East, 25, and Charles Harris, 50, killed by a Panhandle train at Frank ton crossing. Jewelry store R. M. Muench in South Bend robbed of goods valued 85000. Joseph Baostask quarantined in Michigan City with fourteen exposed to smallpox. Coal shortage threatens Africa factory shutdown. CL a. Kerns store at Valparaiso nearly destroyed by fire. Alonzo Rives, 40, shot by stepson John Pratt in Marion. Prof Norton Slaveny named physics professor at Wabash College. Big Pou brakeman W. Lynch, 22, killed at Lebanon after jumping from engine. Miss Grantley ill. Girl and Jide company to move to Florida. Federal building site chosen in Anderson for 20000. Charles Wantlind shot dead near Clinton after altercation with Pred Harden. Edward Trish of Wabash, frozen on Continental Limited, aided by repairs. hospitalized in Peru with possible amputation. Everett Cooper to retire to California fruit farm. French Lick Hotel sued over gambling allegations. Tank derailment near Indianapolis caused by broken switch point. 800 engine and car derailed. three hours to repair.

Jide Lewis Rasch Bar Association Ausville Hgs Neff & Nixon Newcastle Callege Imacow Thenry T. Wirk Middle Township Hatem Sioner Atendent Plondricks CL A. Kerns Valparaiso Alonzo Rives John Pratt Marion Pratt Riggs Norton Slaveny Yerkes Observatory Chicago Wabash College John J.amy Bell W.oo. Lynch Lafayette Lebanon Sie Amin Jimping Vweler Grantley Star Anderson Miss Grantley Florida Secretary of the Treasury Taylor Federal Eleventh and Jackson Streets House Senate Maine Echh O Charles W. Fairbanks Nechimation Charles Wantlind Pred Harden Clinton Winartland Harden Wantland Edward Trish Continental Limited Indiana French Lick Totel Company Indianapolis

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad From 1899

Case No 24613 features Joseph Calmes of Fostoria Ohio praising Dean's Kidney Pills for curing kidney complaints and backache. The ad offers a free trial and mail order from Loster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, price 50 cents per bottle.

Bright Joseph Calmes Harter Mill Fostoria Dean Calmes United States Loster Milburn Co Buffalo

In the Performance of Duty with Delia

A Philadelphia Press fragment shows Mrs Slauskeep accusing Delia of allowing a policeman to kiss her. Delia admits not resisting an officer, reflecting social attitudes toward law and propriety.

Putnam Faces Dyes Color Goods and Patti’s Grand Piano

The report notes Putnam Face less Dyes color goods brighter with less work. Patti owns the largest piano at Craig-y-Nos Mine and the world's costliest orchestration, costing £3000 with over eighty operatic pieces. Italian silk workers toil from 4 AM to 8 PM with wages of 10 cents a day.

Putnam Craig-y-Nos Mine Patti Italy

Rubber Stamps and Teething Syrup Ad From Fort Wayne

Rubber stamps made to order and self inking stamps advertised with a catalog request to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana. Also mentions Anaxagoras as the first scientist persecuted for teaching one universal intelligence. Mrs Winslows Soothes Syrup for teething children advertised at 5 cents a bottle with a quip about avoiding legal trouble.

Fort Wayne Indiana Anaxagoras

Printer’s Preference for Kagte Linen Letter Paper Advised

A notice urges printers to insist on Kagte Linen Paper for letter papers and to reference the paper as the source of the advertisement when writing to advertisers.

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