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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
3
Peter Ruby of New Albany will undergo surgery at Edward’s Hospital to remove a useless stomach. He has not eaten since last November and subsists via tube feeding through his abdomen. If successful, intestines will be connected to the gullet allowing normal eating.
Mrs Lydia A Hurn wife of Henry P Hurn died in Chehalis Lewis county Washington on Tuesday June 1 1906 aged 72 years 1 month 71 days She was born in Kentucky moved to Indiana and later to Washington with her husband Their eight children included four living one brother Joseph Hendricks and many relatives She joined the church in 1857 and died after years of suffering trusting in Jesus. Chehalis Wash
An inventor Maxim faced judges and claimed his gun would perform far beyond expectations, a claim that surprised the trial outcome. The same pattern appears with Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as manufacturers rely on user testimonials rather than bold public boasts. Sold by C. BR. Watson.
Family members gathered on Sunday morning June 24 to honor John Goeswein on his birthday and names day. Guests included Christian Goeswein Loyd county Henry Goeswein Georgetown David Gueswein this township John Henriott Ployd county Catherine Bach Miss Mary Zorn Lanesville. Chris Goeswein hosted with a graphophone. The Lanesville singers serenaded the celebrant. John Goeswein was born June 25 1811 in Karbach Unterfranken Bavaria Germany.
The Senate passed a measure requiring IRS offices to display publicly available lists of liquor license holders. Proponents say the law would help local prosecutors and authorities identify who sells liquor under government licenses and curb blind tiger activity.
A list of officers elected by St. Peter's Sunday school includes Supt. Jacob Schneider and Asst Supt. Clarence Gellbach with Gertrude Lotich as Secretary and Clarence Gehlbach as Treasurer. Organist Bertha Richert and Pump-master Millard Lotich, librarians Freddie Lotich and Oscar Schneider are noted. Retiring officers include Supt. Jacob Schneider Asst Supt Clarence Gehlbach Elsie Richert Treasurer Freda Lottich See’y Lottie Rupp Organist
Summer bowel disorders in children require prompt care at first signs of looseness. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended as the best medicine to control abnormal bowels. Sold by C R Watsor successor to E S Crosier & Co.
The writer blasts beef inspection failures and criticizes Republicans and the Beef Trust. They urge harsher penalties for lax or diseased packing and call for true safe inspections funded by taxes, linking past criticism to export losses hurting farmers and stock growers.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from a inflamed Eustachian tube and offers 100 dollars for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes constitutional remedies and urges sending for circulars, noting products Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Article condemns foreign violators of law and local lax enforcement. It describes lawyers in New Albany accused of planning a sharrel house scheme to sell intoxicating liquor, noting offenders driven out at great cost to law abiding citizens. It calls for strict enforcement to deter future crimes.
The New York Supreme Court grants a permanent injunction against Paul B. Hudson and others for manufacturing or selling a foot powder infringing the Foot-Ease trademark owned by Allen S. Olmsted of Leroy New York. The decision upholds Olmsted's rights and targets imitators profiting from the Foot-Ease advertising. Each genuine package bears Olmsted's facsimile signature.
A comrade from Elgin fell critically ill with cholera morbus while returning from the Grand Army encampment in Washington City. J E Houghland of Elden Iowa says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved his life, noting years of immigration work and frequent use of the remedy. Sold by C R Watson successor to EK S Crosier & Co. sy embroideries and laces at Bennett's store.
A collection of maxims urges finding joy in work, peace with self, and true love kept in the heart. It warns that silence often beats explanations, deflated pride misreads faults, and luck can trace to personal management.
The notice calls in all policies dated before the stated date and issues new policies at no cost. It lists appraisers for townships including Harrison David Shaffer and J EH Pepper in Harrison, plus others for Jackson, Boone, Heth, Franklin, Blue River, Spencer, Webster, Scott, Washington, Posey, Morgan, Taylor, and Jasper N Brown. Also includes advertisements for Dr Kings Life Pills and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with prices and sellers.
Scott Township items note an upcoming wedding and social updates. Mrs. Jake Rosenbarger is unwell. Miss Maude Shrigley stays with Mrs. Cora Conrad. Howard and Norma Lang of Missouri visited Della and Julius Shrigley. Ollie Simvley left for Orange County after recent home time. PLC U of Blue River Chapel reorganized. new officers include Angeline Hunt president and Maude Shrigley vice president with Rose Keller recording secretary Julius Shrigley corresponding secretary and Joe Seibert treasurer. W. W. Keller to lead next Sunday night with a program planned.
An obituary for Bessie McCoy, 5 years old, who died June 21 1906 after scarlet fever. She is mourned by her parents Cort and unnamed mother, two sisters, and relatives. She asked to be with her parents before death and is laid to rest in Zoar cemetery.
Lemuel T. Leonard of Corydon died in Chicago on June 19 at age 51. He was the son of the late Judge Leonard and is survived by his wife, one daughter, and two sisters Mrs. H. A. Anderson of Burlington D. and Mrs. T. L. Hutt of Jeffersonville. Interment was in Chicago.
A party visited Wyandotte Cave consisting of Misses Bess Sonner Nellie Hunter Sallie Shuck Viola Hunter Ollie Key and Messrs Ralph Davis Straud Best Will Gerard Loweth McCutcheon and Newton Harrison on the 23rd alt.
A neglected leak in the North Sea dyke caused widespread ruin in Hol land province. Kenneth Melver of Vanceboro Maine avoided tragedy when Dr Kings New Discovery saved him from fatal lung inflammation after a neglected cold. 50 cents to 1.00, trial bottle free. Davis & Watson buying wheat. June 27.
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