19 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
1
The article argues life insurance benefits families after death and praises its enduring value. It notes several U S companies fulfill a humanitarian mission while warning readers to scrutinize insurers and agents before purchasing life coverage.
The Columbus Memorial in the Plaza of the Union Station was unveiled on Saturday June 5 in Washington D C. The event featured President Taft Italian Ambassador Marquis Cusani Confalanieu and the Knights of Columbus with a large parade Marine Band and fireworks.
Dr. William Daniel explains that heredity plays a far smaller role in tuberculosis risk than direct infection. He outlines how infection occurs via inhaled germs from the sputum of a consumptive, and how preventing exposure can protect others. He urges readers to send questions and notes the public shame around political nominating battles.
The event drew many guests and local residents alike, ending the formal program with an informal city open house. Marguerite Douglass participated in the memorable gathering.
The annual Lanesville M. and Sunday School celebration will be at the grove east of Lanesville on the pike July 4. All Sunday schools in the county and the public are invited. Ep Gresham, Groce Woertz, is Secretary Superintendent.
Notice of a 600 bushels corn delivery near Mauckport with contacts Philip A. Miller and Geo. E. Brown in Corydon. Also an ad for Nyal's EasEm foot relief and a Corner Drug Store reminder dated June 2.
Essie Vada and Lois Fink hosted a June 7 gathering for the graduating class. Guests included McCauleys Griffeths Berry Browns Bennett and others from Kosmosdale and Kosmosdale. Bananas and oranges were served and games were played.
The watermelon district finished a week long rush with two hundred workers, now about seventy five remain. Seven hundred acres planted and prospects for a strong crop are bright as growers aim to reach market first to maximize profits.
Mrs. Cook, of Dexter Kentucky, signed an affidavit praising Cardus as the remedy that restored her health after a decade of weakness. She reports relief from nervousness, regularity, and daily strength gains, claiming thousands of women benefited from Cardut.
County Recorder J George praises the vault upgrade as a great improvement over the old records system. The note mentions installation of steel roller shelving in his office, enhancing handling of documents. An unrelated ad for Nyals Cod Liver Oil Compound appears, noting June 2 at The Corner Drug Store.
Delayed items mention Elvis M Jones and Mrs Mary Dalton of New Albany visiting C H Williar, Mrs Margaret Iverree staying with brother William Ferree in ill health, and Mrs Kila Cirer called to New Albany for friend Mrs J Treuter. Miss Mary Hall of Louisville visits her parents with cousin Miss Julia Quigley. John C May injured hauling ties fracturing knee cap. Dr B B Forbis treated. Mary Jones stays with Ora Wates at Rosewood. George Jones worked for Street Railway in Lonsville. George leaves for Iowa. William Jones hosts birthday gathering June 5 with Amzi. Hezema lotion ad ends.
The couple wed at 5 p.m. Sunday April 7 1912 in Brunswick with Rev Dunkleburger officiating. They traveled there with A C Klee and wife and are praised as a worthy pair by local observers. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Kintner, is described as a prize to her husband. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Geo Klee, is noted as a strong character and true gentleman.
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