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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1900
Page
7
Gilbert the librettist teased pianist Liebling about his vanity. Gilbert listed famed composers Liszt Hertz Paderewski, and Li eb ling bowed deeply at each name. Gilbert then quipped that none perspired as much as Liebling, prompting the Post to note the exchange's caustic wit.
A young physician questions why rent for a stall room is high. The landlady explains the space attracts ill tenants and frequent illness from "formers" making the amount reasonable for a doctor. The dialogue highlights gender roles and social tensions in a humorous urban vignette.
Fourth of July excursion offered by Nickel Plate Road on July 8 and 4 returns through July 5 within 200 miles. Fare and round trip options available by writing wire or phone to nearest agent of C. A. Asterlin T. P. A. Fort Wayne Indiana.
A Surrey parson advised male worshippers not to fear bagging trousers and female worshippers not to burst silk stockings while kneeling in prayer, urging modesty and reverence in church.
A sensational medical testimonial claims thousands suffer from tape worms causing weakness and debility. An Ohio customer describes passing a 32 foot worm after four Cascarets, urging others to buy the remedy. The ad touts Cascarets as a cure and lists prices and mail order details.
The poem narrates a talking river sharing secrets of nature and loves. The river tells the sea of roses and moonlight while Lilly in the garden asks for news of her sweetheart. It portrays gossip as a bridge between places from huts to big houses and back to hearts.
In a tense drawing room scene Polly confronts Dicky about their strained relationship. He articulates hurt from her words while she realizes her misread signals and softens, then slips away, only to return and find a rekindled hope as she sees his tearful sincerity.
Switzerland mourns J. Schabelitz the renowned Zurich publisher and author whose death removes a notable figure from European literary life. He shaped publishing and wrote works that reflected Swiss culture and intellectual currents of his era.
A notorious publisher known for brutal edits and sharp wits sent terse postal cards to authors. He reserved the right to correct grammar, refused doggerel, demanded postage, and urged writers to remove unwieldy manuscripts. He also mocked unfinished histories as a fatal career mistake.
A Kingston Jamaica voyage reveals a native method of catching red snappers at night with a club beaten on the boat. The club sound attracts or startles fish, causing them to jump aboard the boat, with several large red fish falling in. The lone narrator witnesses multiple schools and notes the method’s unknown origin, possibly found by a Chinaman long ago.
A snake about two feet long was found alive inside a hollow fork in a post cut by W. M. Fears on the Jesse Caviness place. The wood had grown around the snake, leaving it trapped for years, likely while in torpid state. The discovery is reported by Rev. Crain from Emberson. The Swiss Army strength on Jan 1, 1900 totaled 238,240 men across Auszug and Landwehr units.
A man from Sault Ste. Marie writes of his westward journey from May 2, 1899 to February 20, 1900, detailing favorable farming prospects from Manitoba to Prince Albert. He praises McLeod for ranching, Lethbridge for horse ranches, Medicine Hat for livestock and water, and Regina and Winnipeg for mixed farming and exhibitions. He describes Prince Albert as a growing center with crops, timber, mills, brickworks, and steady wages, urging others to consider relocation for a better home and inviting inquiries.
Try Grain O the new grain drink that replaces coffee. Children may drink it safely and adults find it agreeable. It mimics mocha and java color but is made from pure grains and gentle on the stomach. Prices 15 and 25 cents per package at grocers.
In Cuba a bereaved family keeps their home shut for six months and darkened. They destroy the dead’s clothing and hack the coffin before burial to ensure nothing of value remains in the grave for potential theft.
A family favorite dessert idea to try today with Jell O. No boiling or baking required just add hot water and set to cool. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry available at grocers for 10 cts.
A short exchange features a wary tone as the owner asks if Jack understands the automobile. Jack admits partial acquaintance and notes they are not yet intimate, hinting at the learning curve or unfamiliarity driving the scene.
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Hot and Sweating Feet At all druggists and shoe stores 2c Sample sent FREE Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY
A short exchange from the New York Press hints at public curiosity about a performer who once sang in opera. The dialogue contrasts disbelief with admiration for the singer's current form.
Advertisement dense page listing Lane's Family Medicine claims and prices, Hall's Catarrh Cure, Pillars of household goods, and travel promos by Nickel Plate Road offering one fare round trips within 200 miles for July 3 4, with agents in Fort Wayne Indiana. multiple product pitches intermingle with travel notices and miscellaneous quotes.
An advertisement promotes Know Thyself a male reader specific medical book. The Peabody Medical Institute offers The Science of Life or Self-Preservation with 370 pages, engravings and prescriptions. Library Edition paper cover gift price one dollar plus postage details at No 4 Bulfinch Street Boston Mass.
The advertisement touts Mrs. Pinkham as uniquely experienced in female fits with a vast record of success. It claims over a hundred thousand cases yearly and that her counsel reaches people personally and by mail, spanning twenty years of steady practice.
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