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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a tested remedy for kidney distress with a nearby resident's testimonial. It lists drugstores and agents, mentions a 50 cent price, and includes a long subscriber list from various towns and names.
Mrs. Odie Jett reports Cardui kept her alive after a 27 day treatment. Her doctor advised surgery but she refused and resumed daily tasks including washing. She says Cardui strengthened her arm and overall health after five years of poor condition. Cardui is promoted as a tonic for women.
Notes from Adams Jersey sale describe top prizes for Jersey cattle and dairy performance. Duchess and Gold Boy offspring feature, with five daughters in the July 17 auction. Hood Farm and Lowdell dairy herd noted for high butter fat production despite bad weather.
Mr and Mrs Harve Franks visited his parents Mr and Mrs Won Franks Sunday. A sizeable crowd from this area attended an ice cream social at Gethsemane Saturday night. Several locals attended the Fourth of July celebration at Corydon Fair Ground Friday.
Ramsey Nursery advertises Apple trees at 314 per 100 best grade peach trees at 12 per 100 best grade cherry trees stated varieties plums and other fruit trees at reduced prices. Proprietor Chas McClaren promotes these bargains in Lisbon or nearby.
The Oak Grove Sunday School schedules its annual event in the grove near the church one and a half miles northwest of Corydon on Thursday July 17. The site is moved to a more desirable grove adjoining the church with music speakers and refreshments provided. All county Sunday schools are invited to attend and participate in the day’s exercises.
Mrs Isabelle C Emily widow of Henry H Emily died at her daughter Mrs Liz a Harbison home on June 27 1915 at 2 A M aged 77 years 5 months 26 days Survived by 19 children with 10 living 3 daughters and 7 sons with husband and one brother William Longacre of near Valley City and a married sister in Missouri Funeral at Hursttown church June 28 at 10 30 A M with burial nearby The family notes her devout life and hope in heaven
Miss Geraldine Crosier visits relatives at West Point. Thomas Radmacher works for his brother Ed. Miss Pearl Greer guests of Miss Ruth Brown. On Saturday July 12 attend Onion Chapel celebration. Thomas Cooper at Mauckport ice cream supper. Miss Edna Radmaecher near Corydon. Miss Bessie Robson returns from New Albany. Attendees at Duckard church Basket Meeting. Fidelia and Westyal Shields visit Dora and Jack Faith. Shields and family visit Walter Radmacher. Show at Laconia July 1 earns praise. Mr. S Cooper returns from Louisville with grandson Franklin Ridgeway. William Fulkerson family hosts J D Robson relatives. Bob the iron gray horse drowns at Robson pond. Stevens and others wash horses.
Memphis resident Mrs Emma D Looney reports eight years of misery eased after using Cardui. She says she is much stronger and has not missed a single meal, crediting Cardui with restoring strength and alleviating headaches backaches dizziness and other female troubles.
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