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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
8
A sensational at home cure claims to treat leucorrhoea, uterine issues, irregular periods, and related female ailments without a doctor. It promises a free ten day treatment and a free book titled WOMAN'S OWN MEDICAL ADVISER mailed in plain wrapper, with ongoing access for about 12 cents weekly if continued.
Mrs Mary Rowland Adams recounts unwritten school history from early days to commencement as alumni recall fellow students, teachers, and couples who grew from school life to married life. The toast honors enduring memories and pride in alumni scattered across the country.
Letter recalls a 1902 severe diarrhoea attack and credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarroea Remedy with prompt relief in 1907. The writer laments a missed chance to avoid a $100 doctor bill and promotes the product as exemplary. Include mentions of L A Tttely Son and P A Beaver in the scene.
A distinguished naturalist studied mole stomachs in various locations and found only earthworms inside. In a controlled box experiment, two moles consumed hundreds of worms and a mouse while fed greens. Another calculation shows two moles destroying 20 000 white worms per year, suggesting moles should be multiplied.
A series of death notices from Floyd County include Mrs. Hannah McGrath aged 74 Mrs. Regina Schindler wife of George Schindler of Lafayette township Frank Rauch former street crossing flagsman for Monon Company Miss Stella Wilson died at St Edwards Hospital Robert Middletown died of consumption.
The 10000 dollar damage suit brought by William E. Cummins former town marshal of English against the Southern Railway Company was transferred from the Crawford circuit court to the United States court. Cummins says the railroad is liable for injuries after being shot during an attempt to arrest two suspects in a trestle fire. Attorneys are W. H. Roose and M. W. Funk. Also reported is the death of Jeffersonville magistrate Benjamin T. Nixon at eighty one after several weeks of illness. Nixon, long a justice of the peace, was noted for marrying about 3600 couples and had worked as a watch repairer at Henry Cerf's Pearl street store.
In 1872 a diarrhoea and cholera outbreak boosted Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which became widely used across the United States and abroad. Drugists widely recommend it, and it is sold by L A Riely & Son.
A Roll of Honor lists subscribers and new payers to THE DEMOCRAT since the last report. Names include Woodward New Amsterdam Chas IL Werner Corydon RR 1 Frank Bigler New Salisbury Mrs Catharine Walk Milltown Saml Taylor Louisville Mollie Saffer Cortdan Martha Lamb Depauw Reuben Glenn Poiraeft Poon Thos Leddake New pt cley Ala SF Primmer Alta Cum Jas Bodienson Cordia Thoru Aquitia Minor Jacob Hartling Sow Adany and several unreadable entries.
The readable text is garbled and offers no coherent event or names. It mention a pension entitlement and a request to write for postage, but core facts and entities are not discernible.
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