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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1908

Page

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Indiana University medical school awards MD to 72 graduates

Seventy two graduates receive the Doctor of Medicine degree at the second annual commencement of the Indiana University School of Medicine held May 23. The event marks the school’s rise alongside Indiana Medical, Central College of Physicians and Surgeons, and Fort Wayne Medical College after their union. President Bryan’s address urged unity, opportunity, and advancing medicine in Indiana.

Indiana University Bryan Indiana University School of Medicine Indiana Medical Central College of Physicians and Surgeons Wayne Medical College Purdue Indiana

Local Notes From Laconia and Surrounding Areas

A roundup of visits and illnesses including Jesse Shields and Mrs Harve Conrad on sick lists. Ed Radmacher remodels his dwelling and Addie Wright of Louisville visits. Horse sale: Ben Watson sells to Nicholas Eve for 175 dollars. Several readers attend a Bradford Ford baptism and a memorial address at Laconia Presbyterian Church with 10 graduates.

Jesse Shields Harve Conrad Ivan Steele Kentucky Ed Radmacher Addie Wright Louisville Ben Watson Nicholas Eve Claude McIntyre George Indianapolis Henry Leibert Sydney May Edna Bowman Locust Point Verna Kinzer Bradford Ford Laconia Pres James Teeter Parva Jolson Nellye Cooper Lon Shields Ant James Harte Douglas Cooper Myles Young Chas. Pitman

Local remedy praised by Narcoossee merchants

Ennis Gros with roots in Towa extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines for life saving use in El Paso Texas. He says his family uses it at Narcoossee Florida where they run a mercantile business and distribution is expanding through L A Riley and Son.

Towa Chamberlain Des Moines Fl Paso Texas Narcoossee Fla Ennis Gros L. A. Riely & Son Jne

Free stereoscopic views with Pierce's Golden Rio coffee

Pur purchasers of Pierce's Golden Rio coffee now receive a free stereoscopic view in each package. The views depict assorted world sights with highly colored patina finish. No two views are alike and the card makes an interesting home addition.

Pierce Golden Rio Coffee

White Wyandottes Egg Layer Offer by Mrs McKinley

In this season's card we thank patrons for support and offer White Wyandottes famed as good layers and ideal farm fowl. Eggs 15 for 1.00. Place orders with Mrs. M N McKinley near Borden.

M. N. McKinley Borden

Married by the Advertised Match in The Democrat

Marion Nicholson of Washington county married Lizzie Long of Louisville after his notice in The Democrat seeking a wife. Nicholson, aged about sixty, received numerous letters including from New Albany and Louisville, and the couple wed in Salem on Thursday, May oh.

Marion Nicholson Washington County Democrat Nicholson Lizzie Long Louisville Salem

Pain Balm Relieves Sprained Ankle Overnight

A Hampton Tenn. reader says three years ago his daughter sprained her ankle and after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Butler Tenn. she slept well that night and awoke much improved. The remedy is sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes by L A Riley & Son.

Hampton, Tenn L. A. Riely & Son Joe

Residents and visitors report in Flatwoods

John Henry of Louisville visited his father George Henry last week. Miss Bertha W Richert Susie Schneider and John Richert visited relatives in Louisville. Victor McCauley of India gave a well attended lecture at St Peter's church last Wednesday. Many local youths visited Mr and Mrs Amiel Day of Lanesville.

John Henry Louisville George Henry Bertha W Richert Susie Schneider John Richert St. Peter’s Church Victor McCauley India Amiel Day Lanesville

Safe investment offer from Ginkins & Flock

Idle money holders are urged to visit the office for a safe investment with good six month interest. Ginkins & Flock will maintain a full line of fruit at their premises.

Ginkins & Flock

Courier-Journal offers campaign cut rate on Daily

The Courier-Journal announces a special campaign rate of 1.25 for six months June through August for daily subscriptions. After August 31 regular rates resume, and orders placed now will mail until December 1. Henry Watterson backs the Democratic ticket. Louisville Times also offers the same rate.

Courier-Journal Courier Journal Henry Watterson Louisville Times Col W.B Haldeman Times

Delayed Bridgeport Notes On Local Happenings

Bridgeport highlights include J T Cox catching a six pound eel last week. Visitors include John Diddelot of New Albany to his father, and Mrs Carrie Heustus with son visiting George Funera. Rural fruit shipments to markets and local residents visiting relatives are noted along with a minor accident to Leslie Farnsley. A Louisville group and locals are building a club house on the river between Bridgeport and New Albany.

J. T. Cox John Diddelot New Albany Mocttius Shaffer Kansas J. B. Williams Carrie Heustus George Funera John Williams Washington Tommy Bob Williams Leslie James Farnsley Fisher Furgerson Charles Miller Louisville Here

Elizabeths delayed visit rolls through local ties

Delayed report notes Lafe Winders of Louisville visiting his parents Sunday. Mrs. Hazelwood of Kansas visited her mother Mrs. James Hobbs. Mrs. Flavia Goldolan of Marengo stayed with sister Mrs. Dr. Weaver. Mrs. Robert Bowling of New Albany returned home after a visit with her mother Mrs. Rusk. Emery Shaney from Georgetown with J. P. Flynn visited his parents last week. Magggie Plue, staying with Uncle Thomas Knight, returned home. Mrs. Minnie Lemmel visiting sister Mrs. Ora Winders in New Albany. Miss Laura Hedden returned home at Rosewood after visiting cousin Mrs. Rastus Smith.

Lafe Winders Louisville Dr. Hazelwood Kansas James Hobbs Robert Bowling New Albany Rusk Emery Shaney Georgetown J. P. Flynn Magggie Plue Thomas Knight Minnie Lemmel Ora Winders Laura Hedden Rosewood Rastus Smith

Death of George Schafer at Sixteen After Fall at Fair Grounds

George Schafer, sixteen, son of U. S. Schafer of Lough Corydon, died Tuesday night after a three week illness from spinal affection. Funeral at Cedar Hill cemetery following services by John F. Heth. Reports say the illness followed a head and shoulder injury from a fall at the Fair Grounds amphitheater. He is survived by his parents and one sister.

George U. S. Schafer Lough Corydon John 4. Heth Cedar Hill Fair Grounds

No Need Suffering from Rheumatism

It is a mistake to let rheumatism become chronic as pain can always be relieved by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The relief is worth the cost and aids sleep and rest, even in long standing cases. Available in 25 and 50 cent sizes from L. A Riley & Son.

Chamberlain L. A Riely & Son Tne

Wedding plans loom in Huddletown and surrounding towns

Als Henry Shuman remains ill. Mr. Jones traveled to Louisville Friday. Miss Clara Stevens of near Laconia stays with aunt Mrs. Henry Grable. William Gleitz family visited John Gleitz. Mrs Nathen Smith and children visit Mrs. Lawson at Elizbeth. Nathen Smith cut end of forefinger while dulling corn. George Shuman and Conrad visited Henry Shumar. Kaymon, son of Mr and Mrs Wilford Emily, broke right arm from a cherry tree. Dr Bottorff treated the fracture. Mrs Nelson and daughter Anna visited Louisville. Mr Nelson returns home with wife.

Henry Shuman Mr. Jones Louisville William Gleitz Flat Woods John Gleitz Nathen Smith George Shuman Georgetown Mr. Conrad Heidleberg Henry Shumar Ktaymon Wilford Emily Dr. Bottorff Coredon Nelson Anna Mr. Nelson

Local Notices From Waltherburg Area

Mrs Philip Zollman leaves sick list after two weeks illness. Mrs Philip Reinhart Sr. shows improvement after a sudden downturn. Mr and Mrs Chas Walther visit brother Wai Hanswald and family. Chas Daily and Claud Farnsley framing a new barn for Lutheran minister near Lanesville. Amelia Weoeitz of New Albany with aunt Lillie Gruen of Lanesville visited last weekend. Julius Zabel of Lanesville and Augusta Walther spent time with Gillstrude and Lilly Gleitz near Carson. Funeral held for Miss Lizzie Wise of New Albany. daughter of Mr and Mrs Creun Wise formerly near New Middletown.

Philip Reinhart Sr Chas, Walther Wai. Hanswald Chas. Daily Claud Farnsley Lanesville Afiss Amelia Weoeitz New Albany Lillie Gruen Julius Zabel Augusta Walther Gillstrude Lilly Gleitz Carson Lizzie Wise Aud Aas Creun Wise New Middletown

Local Social Notes From New Salisbury Vicinity

New Salisbury area residents mingle as Lydia Gibsy visits Louisville. H A Boston and family return from the South while Mrs Martha Fields moves to New Albans. Mrs Robert Crawford visits FP Crandall. Mrs Wm Rudell returns from Indianapolis. Eda Byrd visits Milltown and Valeene. Earl Hickman visits Corydon. David Boston and Byrd Lappentieck painting in Corydon this week. Maud Burns attends commencement at Shotastory. L E Crandall and family visiting here and in Indianapolis. Mary Hughes and family and Mrs James Crosby visit John Adams family.

Lydia Gibsy Louisville H. A. Boston South Martha Fields New Albans Robert Crawford M. Crandall Wm. Rudell Indianapolis Eda Byrd Milltown Valeene Earl Hickman Corydon Court Lahne David Boston Byrd Lappentieck Maud Burns Shotastory L. E. Crandall

Cure for sore nipples with Chamberlains Salve

Mothers find relief from sore nipples by applying Chamberlains Salve after nursing and wiping before next feeding. May trained nurses use it for best results. Sold by L. A. Riely & Son. jne

L. A. Riely & Son

Colt Pasture Screen Doors and Wire Sale

J Bullett and Son advertise screen doors and screen wire for sale at Colt Pasture, listing model m27 3w and inviting inquiries.

Go Tod J. Bullett & Son

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