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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1902

Page

3

Condition of crops shows uneven rainfall across regions

The weekly weather bureau crop summary notes uneven rainfall with excessive heat in the central valleys and west gulf, heavy rains in the upper Mississippi basin, and drought risk in the central and west gulf. Winter wheat advances, corn and oats vary by state, and tobacco and cotton face drought or slow growth in parts of Maryland Kentucky Texas and Missouri.

Weather Bureau Central West Gulf States Missouri Valley New England Missouri Mississippi Upper Lake Region South Atlantic States Nebraska Kansas Indiana Ohio Valley Lake Ilinois Wisconsin Illinois Carolinas Tennessee Washington Oregon California South Dakota Lews Wissousiayase Texas Middle Atlantic Kentucky Virginia North Carolina Porahern Michigan Towa

Notable Reformers and Officials Highlight Early 20th Century Figures

Lady Henry Somerset is tagged guest at the Women's Christian Temperance Union convention in Portland Maine. Articles profile reformer leaders including Robert S. McCormick, Herbert G. Squiers, and Michael Herbert showing diplomatic posts, family ties, and career paths. Also noted are Ada Gray’s decline, a planned Hankow police force, and Chinese training exchanges.

Henry Somerset Women’s Christian Temperance Union Portland Karl Countess Somers Lord Henry Somerset

Tears as Eye Tonic and Gender Difference in Tears

The piece argues tears improve vision by softening the eye and nourishing the cornea. It claims women shed tears more easily due to a more delicate nervous system, while men are less emotional, preserving the eye from shocks and scorn tears as a feminine habit.

Holy Seat of St Peter Exposed for Veneration in Rome

The Pittsburg Dispatch notes the shallow wooden chair claimed as St Peter's relic was kept behind the basilica's bronze throne designed by Bernini. It was not shown for over two centuries until Pope Pius IX ordered its exposure in 1867 during the 18th centennial of Peter's martyrdom.

St. Peter Rome Pittsburg Basilica of Bernini Chrysostom Athanasius Ambrose Augustine Pius IX

Peterson credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for relief

Charles F. Peterson, a respected Justice of the Peace from Breed Wisconsin, reports long back pain and morning stiffness eased after taking a single box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says he feels as well as ever and has recommended the remedy to others who report good results.

Breed Wis Charles F. Peterson Oconto County Dodd LT Uave Peterson

His Ruling Passion Rescues Camera During House Fire

A barefoot young man risked his life to reenter a burning home and rescue a camera. He emerged scorched but triumphant, then set the camera on the snow and captured a final photograph. Neighbors cheered as Harold explained his instinct to seize the moment.

Harold Chicago Tribune

Sunday Excursions to Chicago From Fort Wayne

Nickel Plate Road will sell summer Sunday excursion tickets Fort Wayne to Chicago and return for 2.00 good on train No. 6 both ways. Tickets available from Ticket Agent Asterlin Fort Wayne Indiana.

Nickel Plate Road Fort Wayne Chicago A. Asterlin Ind

Terrible Revenge in a Book Review Plot

A busybody taunts Borus about his reading in a heated moment. Mr. Naggus the Daily Bread editor vows revenge and spoils Borus next novel by revealing its entire plot. Henry A. Salzer, famed Wisconsin seedsman, donates a final thousand dollars to settle La Crosse Y M C A debt.

Borus Mr. Naggus The Daily Bread Chicago Tribune Henry A. Salzer Wisconsin la Crosse

The Perverse Fowl Satirizes Egg Prices

A whimsical verse notes Mary and her hen causing tears as eggs rise and fall in price. The piece satirizes consumer concern and market volatility with light humor.

Belief in Spiritualism and Religious Demographics

Dialogue on belief in spiritualism cites a medium aunt earning $200 monthly. A consumer tip endorses Red Cross Ball Blue to keep whites bright. Widening religious counts: Buddhism 420 million, Christians 408 million.

Fort Wayne Stamps Catalog and Print Shop Ad

Local ad offers air cushion rubber stamps and printing outfits including daters. Requests a catalog and price list, return address Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.

Fort Wayne Ind Datera

Krupp’s Rise From Poverty to Industrial Giant

The Outlook recalls Alfred Krupp and his mother running a small shop while he studied late into the night. He describes starting at fourteen, living on sparse meals, and enduring twenty five years of hardship to avert ruin and motivate ambitious youths.

Herr Krupp Alfred Mr. Krupp

Hall's Catarrh Cure Sold for 15 Cents

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy priced at 15 cents. It also claims ocean salts prevent corruption by decomposing organic matter.

Hall

Quote-filled Personal Ads and Sayings Collection

A fragmented OCR note lists misquoted proverbs and promotions for Piso Cure and Self Iaking Dating Stamp with addresses in St. Louis and Fort Wayne. It blends literary quotes from Longfellow Confucius and Gladstone with promotional lines and a 1901 date.

Piso K. H. Seidel Olive Street St. Louis

Doctors Fail Mrs Pinzkham Ailing Womb Pain Case

A letter from a married woman describes two years of constant pain blamed on a womb turned by a doctor. She reports inflammation as a result and notes inadequate treatment following her marriage.

Mrs. Pinzkham

The Managing Mamma Hosts Elegant Debutantes

A Chicago Tribune item notes a hen boasting of her fifteen eggs and three weeks later presenting a coming-out party. The debutantes appear in dainty garments and attract society's attention with their fluffy, sweet looks.

Chicago Tribune

Ball Blue Ad Promotes Red Cross Brand 5 Cent Pack

An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid, urging buyers to choose the large 2 oz package at the price of five cents. The copy emphasizes quality and value in a compact retail promotion.

Red Cross

Foolkiller in a Charade Question

A young man asks Miss Quickstep how to dress for the foolkiller role in a charade. She grimly replies there is no such person, glancing at the clock with despair.

Allen's Foot Ease Ad Promises Quick Comfort

Do Your Feet Ache ana sur Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Ease a powder for the feet It makes tight or New Shoes feel Easy Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Hot and Sweating Feet At all Druggists and Shoe Stores 25c Sample sent FREER Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy N Y

Ana Sur Allen Allen S Olmsted LeRoy

Innocent-Laced Theft Confession From the Alley

Saymold Storey claims success in stealing a canvas back duck from a hashhouse near the corner. Goodman Gonrong rebukes him as a fool and urges departure to pinch a bottle of champagne.

Saymold Storey Pard Swell Hashhouse Goodman Gonrong

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