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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1901
Page
8
Miss Duggins and Mrs. Liduke visit friends while Mrs. Bowling of New Albany visits her mother Mrs. Bush. The town endures extreme heat with reports of dreariness. Numerous visitors from Louisville, Kansas, Nebraska and Illinois stay with local families and care for ill relatives as Grandma Flannigan shows improvement.
The piece claims over 75 percent of Americans suffer from dyspepsia and liver complaints with symptoms like sour stomach headache heartburn and nausea. It promotes August Flower at 75 cents and two doses to relieve the symptoms and recommends Green's Prize Almanac.
William Voelker and Sadie Meyer visit relatives in town while Nora Meyer and Mr. Markwell also travel to see kin. Town Marshal Pressler and Walt Keisler recover from illness. Wm Hree plans to move to York County Nebraska. Albert Day runs ice and beer deliveries. Philip Kurtz, longtime Franklin Township resident, dies at 79 after illness and is buried in Lanesville Catholic Cemetery. Rev. Father Peekskamp officiates.
Edward Hess improves while Mrs Delia Young remains on the sick list. Edith Hess returns home to Louisville. Joseph Ackerman and son Ed visit from Evans Landing. Hester Black visits Corydon relatives. Ames Davis of New Albany visits grandparents. Dora Albin and daughter Mary of Elwood Indiana guest of R N Davis. Ice cream supper at R N Davis residence Saturday night August 3. All invited.
Pleasant Valley reports Miss Etney Hickman on the sick list. Connie Boley is very low with typhoid fever. Miss Rose Brown of English visits Miss Ethel Hickman. Ephraim Hickman of Corydon visits his sick mother. Mr and Mrs Levi Hickman visit J M Eneman and family. Sunday guests include Mrs Henry Gleb and daughter from New Jersey, Mrs Kate Cosden and children from Louisville, with Mr and Mrs Henry Gleb and Miss Blanch Lang at Jacob Peper and family.
Low fare trips offered by the Wabash to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs Salt Lake and Ogden Utah. One fare plus two dollars for the round trip on select August and September windows. Tickets valid through October 31. For rates and details write G D Maxfield D P A 42 Jackson Place Indianapolis Ind.
Unanimous favor for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a guaranteed remedy for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble sold by a druggist.
In New Middletown on July 21 a grove gathering honored Mrs. Mary Ann Pearson on her 87th birthday. Family and friends including Aunt Mary Ann and Mrs. Sarah Cooper shared dinner in the grove at Jess Marsh’s home and sang songs after a day of friendship and thanks.
Henderson North Carolina citizen J A Kelly recalls a personal bout with dysentery last summer. He used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as directed with satisfactory results and quicker relief than prior treatments. Sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
J R McCullum returns to his former business. Capt Henry Montgomery rests at home. Miss Daisy Montgomery flew to Rosewood last week. Miss Della Kendall of Leavenworth visits sister Mrs R A Montgomery. Misses Lula and Katharine Harris of Brandenburg Ky visit. Rev Fisher of Grandview Ind spoke Wednesday night. Jesse Kemper and O D Frank hired as teachers for the coming year. A B Sunday school picnic occurred in D B Kempers orchard. Miss Gertrude Hottell attends Brandenburg Ky teachers institute to teach this year.
The article explains that overeating or rich foods cause heartburn, especially with weak digestion from constipation. It advises eating slowly, chewing thoroughly, and waiting six hours between meals. If fullness occurs after meals, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are suggested, sold at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
Arthur Hendricks plans a southern trip while Ary Sutton travels to Alexandria Indiana. Miss Delia Purtill visited Miss Clara Fletcher this Sunday. Mrs Sarah Robinson recovers after weeks ill health. Charles McCormick and family visited Evans Landing this Sunday. Miss Rhima Quick from Jeffersonville toured the area last week. Mrs Clara Fletcher of Jeffersonville returned home from a visit to her parents. Mr Harris Colvin and wife called on Rabbit Kaosh last Sunday. Bettie Noyes and daughter Alma visited relatives at Meadow Lawn. Alma Noyes returned to Louisville after two weeks with her parents. Relatives and friends from nearby towns visited Mr Thomas Quick this summer.
New Salisbury brief items report a poor corn crop forecast and several residents visiting relatives or traveling. Ed Henninger has malaria. C J Heuser’s house is being repainted. J M F Wolfe’s new residence nears completion. Graveses spent Sunday with old friends. McIntosh family and others visited Low Dell Seymour Walk and Moberly relatives. Houbler of New Albany visited locally. Briggle stayed with Adams in Low Dell. Hays Stevens and Dewees from Salem and New Albany visited. G W Lindsey, declared insane, vanished and neighbors search.
The copy touts Pluto Spring near French Lick as the best natural medicinal water, claiming superior health benefits to French and German springs. It also advertises new management and moderate rates with a Menon agent for details. A testimonial endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the top digestive aid from John Beam of West Middlesex, Pa.
They held an eating contest at Pin Hook school house the other night. Ben Splutters won by eating nine heads of cabbage before declaring victory. The crowd heard he simply took a spoonful of Dr Cala well's Syrup Pepsin, a remedy claimed to prevent stomach trouble. advertised at all druggists.
Deer Park New York merchant F H Wells praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liniment for strains. He cites quick relief from a severe side lameness caused by a strain and notes it is available at Crosier's Corner Drug Store.
Miss Lizzie Dillens of Winslow visits friends in the area while Mrs. Mark Jones returns from Princeton. A wild cat sighting is reported near the vicinity. Claud Tipton suffers a near amputation at Flickner's saw mill near Haney evently. William Gurtz and Miss Carrie Jones wed at Moberly M E church last Sunday night. The page ends with an ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and a cough remedy claim.
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