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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
4
Kodak film and enlarging supplies offered by Jordan Studio
West Pocket and Brownie film packs advertised with per roll prices from 3 to 6 cents and a fast speed film line. Mail orders accepted on receipt of price. Addressed to The Jordan Studio Corydon Indiana for Kodak enlarging.
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KODAK
The Man Without a Country at Harrison Post Event
Harrison Post No 123 American Legion will show The Man Without a Country at the school auditorium on Wednesday night February 7. The feature, drawn from Dr Edward Hale tale, follows Philip Nolan exiled for his defiant love of the flag. Matinee 10c for pupils. evening 25c and 35c. proceeds aid disabled veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Post
American Legion
Edward Everett Hale
School Auditorium
Muncauley’s
Louisville
Hale
Aaron Burr
Burr
Southwest
Philip Nolan
Nolan
Alexander Hamilton
Weehawken Heights
Hamilton
Lincoln
Jefferson
Grant
Admiral Decatur
Col
Arnold Daley
Obituary: Mrs. Loanise Vogt Passes at New Middletown
Mrs. Loanise Schneider Vogt died Tuesday January 28 124 at 6 am at the family home in New Middletown Indiana after a brief illness of pneumonia and senility She was 77 years 2 months 8 days from Detweiler Alsace Lorraine France born November 15 1945 She came to the United States as a child and later joined St Peters Lutheran Franklin Township She married Henry Vogt June 5 1866 and they had eight children four sons four daughters Surviving are her husband two daughters Mrs John Biekel and Mrs John B Wesseller two sons Samuel P Vogt prosecuting attorney and Jacob Vogt plus siblings and many grandchildren Seven great grandchildren Also surviving are numerous relatives The funeral was held at St Peters Lutheran church with Rev Burger officiating and burial in the church cemetery.
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Loanise Schneider Vort
Henry Vogt
New Mid-gotown
Tidiana
Detweiler
Alsace-Loraine
France
John Jaco
Anna Mugler Schneider
Sallie Lichert
Jol Hottell
Snappy City
California
John Biekel
John B. Wesseller
New Middletown
Indiana
Samuel P. Vout
Franklin Township
Lfe
Jerusalem
Jacob Snider
Paoli
Mary Gehlbach
Henryr
Eli R. Vogt
Louise Vort Wolfe
Jacob Hy
Katherine M. Voet
Webster Township
Mo —R. Foster
Lakeland
Florida
Jude Bickel
J. Ida Bickel
S. Harlan Vogt
Samuel P. Vogt
Pamely
Kathleen
Robert
Dumont
Bonnie Wolf
Louise Vogt Wolf
Thelma
Henry C. Vogt
Virginia Vogt
Vogt
St. Peter's Lutheran Congregation
Jesus
Byrum of Laconia Visits Family in Indianapolis
Miles Variety Store apron ginghams and new stock noted as Ge o Byrum of Laconia visits Indianapolis with his two sons Stanley and Wiley. Stanley works for Meyer Milling Company in St. Louis covering Indiana and parts of Illinois, while Wiley travels for Cruik-Shank Preserve and Pickle in Indianapolis. Byrum, a leading Laconia merchant for 38 years, passed Corydon en route home.
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Geo
Bo Byrum
Laconia
Stanley C
Wiley BE. By- Ma
Indianapolis
Stanley
Meyer Milling Company
St. Louis
Indiana
Byrum
The Star Car Car Ad Promises Value and Dependability
The Star Car is a low priced automobile designed with careful attention to appearance, efficiency and durability. The copy claims it stands out above others in the budget field and urges readers to examine and test ride before buying from Saffer & Kirkham and Durant & Star, Harrison County dealers.
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Saffer & Kirkham Les Corp
Durant & Star Dealers
Harrison County
Job Department for Sale Bills and Circulars
An advertisement urges buyers to try the Job Department for sale bills letters cards and circulars. The notice highlights affordable custom printing services for business stationery.
New Jersey Home Adopts Stove in Open Fireplace
A Hackensack resident addresses looming coal shortages and rising fuel costs by placing a small stove in an open fireplace. The unit, pipe extended to the chimney, burns wood or pea coal to heat multiple rooms, while reducing fuel use and avoiding sparks. It also serves as a flat surface for heating water and toasting bread, and it requires no extra space.
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New York Sun
China Has Oldest Journal in World
The King-Pan or Capital Sheet, printed in Peking, China, is cited as the oldest newspaper. It began in 911 A D, has become a weekly since 1951, and now issues three editions daily. It is edited by six NAS members appointed by the government, with total daily circulation around 13,000 to 14,000.
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Peking
China
National Academy of Sciences
May Grow Own Orange Blossoms
The Chilean dwarf Capuchin orange is introduced by the U S Department of Agriculture as an ornamental house plant and fruit tree for homes and dooryards. Originating near Santiago de Chile the small trees bear heavy crops of chin-skinned oranges about two inches in diameter and may be grown in apartments for fresh fruit and blossoms.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Santiago de Chile
Secrets of laundries and fluffy petticoats recall
A Chicago Journal quotation contrasts old and new laundry eras. A former laundress recalls earning by washing and renting fluffy petticoats to poorer girls, who attended parties and shows, while today laundries are blamed for destroying garments.
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Chicago Journal
The Nutrition Doctor and the New Christian Doctor Tale
A nurse at the Indianapolis orphan asylum sent a feverish child to the asylum for care without waiting for the regular physician. The child said the “new Christian doctor” sent him, prompting the nurse to place the boy in bed.
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Indianapolis Orphan Asylum
T Indianapolis News
Suspicious Symptoms and a Confused Diagnosis
An anxious wife pleads with a doctor about her husband while the physician misreads signals, mistaking distress for harmless habit and joking about the harp on the bed rails rather than addressing a medical concern.
Part Two Two Pages Run Off Tuesday Afternoon
The Democrat urges readers to note Part Two Two Pages, making the issue a few page paper with sixty columns. It highlights a run off Tuesday afternoon and promotes the Supplement containing several columns of late news.
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the Democrat
Grand Dad Baker writes from Nashville and plans a visit
Ben D Baker of Nashville inland route six sends a money order to renew his Democrat subscription from Montgomery Alabama where he works as District Sales Manager for Garford Motor Truck Co. He says business delays keep him from Corydon but promises a visit. his pride is being Grand Dad and he has many Corydon friends awaiting the visit. Also a lost white fox hound with tan head and white blaze near Corydon Indiana offering reward.
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Ben Baker
Ben D. Baker
Nashville
Tenn
Democrat
Ben
Montgomery
Alaboma
Ife
Garford Motor Truck Co
Louisville
Corydon
Baker
Tptorothy
Ben Hais
Coryden
Dag
Carrington Davis
Ramsey
Ind
Eureka
Corydon Exchange
Umbrellas Lost in Corydon Search by Local Resident
LEW M O BANNON asks Corydon residents to locate two missing umbrellas from last week. One has a brown handle and the other is yellow with a bent handle. He hopes to recover at least one.
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Corydon
Lew M. O'Bannon
Last Word In Heating System
A new heating apparatus combines hot water circulation with an open grate fire. It uses a sectional boiler with hollow grate bars, water-filled rear and sides connected to an attic expansion tank, and a rear water tank with a ceiling vent linking to the hot water supply for constant hot water.
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Popular Mechanics
Freddy’s shy recital ends in tears at Sunday school
During a Sunday school anniversary program Freddy’s nerves failed and he broke into sobs while reciting. The officiating minister offered consolation saying it is not nice to face everyone, then wondered why the audience smiled at the moment.
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Freddy
Stranger seeks Mary in West Forty Second Street area
A young man stopped at a West Forty second street home asking where a woman named Mary lived. He claimed a sister introduced him and that he had taken Mary home in the area. He was directed to the blocks near Conser avenue and the Northwestern bridge and then walked east with a candy box.
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West Forty-second Street
Mary
Lved
Conser Avenue
Northwestern Bridge
Indianapolis News
Woman preacher leads English Congregational church
In Sunningdale a woman, Miss Norah Thompson, has become sole minister of the local Congregational church. She has earned a reputation as an able preacher and will perform marriages baptisms and funerals, fulfilling all church duties.
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Sunningdale
Congregational
Norah Thompson
Letter travels 56 years to reach its addressee
An English paper reports a letter delivering a key after 56 years eight months. M. Bergamin the Spanish finance minister said he had received the letter certifying Gerone province public accounts, addressed to a director general of accounts removed February 1, 1866. The letter showed funds in the provincial treasury at that time.
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M. Bergamin
Gerone
Vet Meets Irish Wit Over Pony Ailment
The owner of a valuable pony, suffering navicular, seeks Father James Healy’s aid. Healy mishears the medical term as vernacular, remarking that only Balaam's ass suffered with such a complaint.
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James Healy
Sir Edward Sullivan
Balaam
Revival of Formal Etiquette Seeks Gentle Courtesy
Signs and rumors show renewed interest in etiquette and outward signs of breeding. The piece urges not to rely on rules alone and highlights a simple rule: do to others as you would want them to do to you.
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Lima Republican Gazette
Desirable 80 acre farm near Corydon for sale
80 acre farm three miles south of Corydon offers 65 acres cleared and 15 acres of young timber. All tillable and fenced with a good house barn smoke house chicken house and other out-houses. Abundant water for family and stock. A bargain offered by Old Capitol Real Estate Agency.
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Corydon
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New Jersey
Corydon Homes
Old Capital Real Estate Agency
Ordon
Charlotte Dyer
Corydon Property
Pike
Boone Township
New Albany
Posey Township
OLD Capitol Real Estate Agency
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