Old Teachers Mourning Session At Court House
County and Township Institutes featured speakers C W Thomas and H L Stern with discussions led by C L Meshman Jas A McRae W J Aroid Mrs Dr Sigler Levi Sappenfield and others. Notes invite public attendance next Saturday June 6 with music by Major J S Pfrimmer and emphasis on four program subjects for open discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Meshman
Jas. A. McRae
W.J. Aroid
Dr. Sigler
Levi Sappenfield
H. L Stern
T. Funk
Ezra Keller
Kate Stevens
Lienry Wright
W. T. Graves
Kentucky Theme Poem Mocking State Life
The piece lampoons Kentucky with lines about moonlight, summer days, and local traits. It contrasts affection and jokes about taxes, bluegrass, moonshine, and politics while invoking vivid state imagery and rural life.
Women and Kidney Trouble Promises Relief with Swamp Root
Public notice style ad claims kidney and bladder issues affect men and women, causing misery and diminished vigor. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy available in multiple bottle sizes, with samples by mail and a pamphlet of testimonials, urging readers to mention the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Champion Binder Mower Rake Noted For Lasting Quality
An important consideration in harvesting machinery is lasting quality. A Champion Binder Mower or Rake ensures this, with mowers broadly similar today except for one standout feature, its name.
Wyandotte Visitors and Local Developments Mentioned
Wyandotte news notes several visitors from Louisville English White Cloud Corydon and Idlewild. The community reports 106 visitors to the Wyandotte cave since January and ongoing work on poles for a Leavenworth line with a railroad hoped for next.
Local Social News From White Cloud and Surroundings
Mrs. Julia Frakes and Isaac Conrad show improvement. Miss Dee Smoots returns from Corydon. Miss Cora Good of Walnut Valley stays with Mrs. Minnie Rothrock. Maude Shrigley Beatrice Wiseman and Artie Sonner attend the O V N C. Frank Baker of Dry Run and Newton Byerly of Corydon work for Wm. Rothrock. Maude Colon hosted a pleasant party. Mrs. Breeden's vocal class and Bible normal class meet weekly at Blue River chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Smoots
Corydon
Cora Good
Walnut Valley
Minnie Rothrock
Maude Shrigley
Beatrice Wiseman
Artie Sonner
O. V.N.C
Frank Baker
Dry Run
Newton Byerly
Wm. Rothrock
Maude Colon
J. G. Breeden
Blue River Chapel
Summer term opens at Normal college June 23
The Summer term of the Normal college starts June 23, with work deemed essential to raise grades for county or state licenses. Higher grades bring increased salary to cover much of the term’s expenses, and Fred Bierly recently earned a 36 months state license—the highest honor for his age. The O. V. N. C. leads in examination preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Fred Bierly
Last Hope Realized: Cure for Diarrhea in San Cheyenne Tale
A sentinel recounts a settler in Oklahoma in 1840 who suffered severe diarrhoea from bad water and heat. After a neighbor gave Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, a large dose eased agony, and within an hour sleep returned. The piece notes the medicine’s effectiveness and cites Cruiser's Corner Drug Store for sale.
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Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
Cruiser’s Corner
Jne
The Average Brain Size and Its Cellular Make up
The article explains brain composition in terms of water and phosphorus content and notes the brain weighs about three pounds. It describes nervous tissue distributed throughout the body and defines cells as the basic units, with brain cells varying greatly in size. It cites estimates of brain cell counts, from 600 million to 1.6 trillion, and mentions Carl Snyder's reference in Harpers Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristan Und Isolde
Waldeyer
Carl Snyder
Harpers Magazine
Folklore Facts on Height and Health From Historical Text
A concise extract lists beliefs on child growth and temperament, including that boys grow more regularly than girls and that summer births yield taller children. It also notes urban life reduces stature after age five, firstborns taller and heavier, and color visibility with red and yellow outperforming green and blue. It claims healthy men should gain five pounds per inch over sixty one inches, targeting 120 pounds at sixty one inches.
Rare triple Holy Mass ceremony in New Middletown
The public is invited to a ceremony at the Catholic church of New Middletown on Tuesday June 9. Two brothers Rev William H Gerdon and Rev Charles F Gerdon will celebrate their first Holy Mass with the Rev Joseph Gordon pastor and many priests from Indiana and Kentucky. The German Catholic church choir from New Albany will provide music. First Mass at 9 am and second at 10 am with sermons by Rev Joseph Chartrand and Rev Francis A Roell. Refreshments will be available on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Church of
New Middletown
William H. Gerdon
Charles F. Gerdon
Joseph Gordon
Indiana
Kentucky
Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
Francis A. Roell
Richmond
Ind
Delinquent Tax Payors Urged to Settle by June 20
Citizens urged to call at the Treasurer’s office by the June 20 deadline to settle unpaid taxes without the collector’s cost. Afterward delinquent books go to tax collectors who will add costs, and nonpayment may lead to property levy and sale under law. Edward O’Connor, mayor and treasurer, H. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O'Connor
H. C
Ice for Sale at Ramsey firm with Sunday rest rule
Ice for sale by P Swarens at Ramsey offers delivery for ice cream suppers and festivals with a small extra charge. No ice will be sold or removed on Sundays. Laundry drop at Bennett's store from m27 to 31.
Sheriffs Sale Decree in Harrison Circuit Court
By virtue of a decree and order of sale in which Margaret J. Trotter is plaintiff and Thomas J Wolfe Dora Wolfe et al are defendants I have levied upon and will on the public sale date proceed with the sale of lands in Harrison County according to the judgment of record
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Harrison Circuit Court
Margaret J. Trotter
Thomas J. Wolfe
Dora Wolfe
Public Auction of Harrison County Real Estate in Corydon
On June 13 1903 from 10 a m to 4 p m at the Corydon court house door the sale will include the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and the southeast quarter of section 31 township 4 south range 3 east with specified exclusions. Rents and profits may be offered first for up to seven years then the fee simple title to the defendants’ interest if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Corydon
Indiana
Harrison County
Township Four
Philip
Baldness Triggered by Extreme Fear Experiences Hair Loss
A healthy 38 year old farmer witnessed his child being thrown from a cart and trampled by a mule. He felt fright and head tension, and his hair beard and eyebrows fell out by the end of the week. New growth later returned finer.
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London
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Association
L. M. O'Bannon
G. H. Mader
C. W. Rhodes
T. B. Dewees
L. C. Adams
J. K. P. Sonner
C. W. Cook
J. A. Watson
Dr. I. L. Neely
M. W. Funk
H. Hudson
J. L. Sonner
T. J. Stevers
John A. Kelly
Major J. S Pfrimmer
J. L. O'Bannon
S. Pfrimimeri
W Thomas
Judge Mulligan
Dr. Kilmer
Binghampton, N. Y
Bender & Wiseman
Gcorydon, Indiana
Wyandotte
C. R. Sharp
Louisville
Wilfred W. Gross
Lydia Shrigley
Margaret Bennett
Elmira Hughes
White Cloud
W. J. Conrad
George Brown
Idlewild
Valentine Cline
T. W. Hardsaw
W. McIntyre
O. D. Frank
New Amsterdam
Julia Frakes
Isaac Conrad
C. V.N.C
First National Bank
the Sentinel
Gebo, Mont
Bennett’s Store
Hopkins
New Albany
F. M. Bartley
Bank OF Corydon
Geo. W. Applegate
B. Slemons
Tuto
RecTanus
Stockworr
Treas
C. W.coty
Sec’y
NEW Farmers’ Home Hotel
E. Market Street
Louisville, Ky
C W. Cole
Jold&young
National Medical Institute
Glark St
Chicago, Ill
L. A. Riely & Son
Opticians
Sherife’s Sale
Peoria
Chicago
Michigan
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Fourth Ave
S. J. Gates
Louisville, EY
Parker
Grove
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