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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
3
Illustrated folder showcases an excellent map and many helpful facts about numerous charming resorts reachable by the North-Western Line. Send 2c samp to W B Kniskera P T M Chicago jn7 4w.
A poem in praise of peace by Oliver Wendell Holmes. It calls angels of peace to descend and bless with a hopeful chorus and sacred imagery, invoking Bethlehem, dove, olive leaves, and a grand, skyward swell of voices.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Care claiming complete digestion of all eaten food and nutrient delivery to blood and tissues. It lists indigestion cures and urges purchase from druggists, then separate notice states attorney H. H. Richard leasing rooms and offering legal services with available assistance.
Indiana crop figures show total three-crop acreage at 7 126 989 acres with corn leading at 4 011 452 acres. Top counties by corn acreage include Benton and Tippecanoe, while oats follow near 1 971 276 acres. Wheat acreage rises 30 percent from 1904, totaling 1 641 934 acres with expected output near 24 629 010 bushels.
An 19th century style advertisement promises one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney Co of Toledo and Wanamore, Kinnan & Marvin as references and claims internal action upon blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are offered free. price 75 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists.
Township Trustee Thos A Patterson warns all delinquent dog owners that the names will be reported to the Prosecuting Attorney on July 1 if taxes remain unpaid. Prosecution will follow for each delinquent owner. Harrison Township trustee signs here.
A collection of opinions touches on the Panama Canal finance, Secretary Shaw’s deficit cuts, tariff reform critics, Czarist peace terms, Roosevelt cabinet unity, and debates over protected manufacturers selling cheaper abroad. The text hints at pacification efforts and economic policy divisions.
George C. Irwin, foreman of The Democrat printing office, has thirty-six years of service starting before age ten and twenty-six years as foreman. He has worked mostly at this office, with brief stints at the Republican office, overseeing printing and job work in a four-printer shop.
New laws in New York Chicago and many cities ban explosive sales and street use for the Fourth. Chicago adds a toy pistol cap ban and a special council order directing the police chief to enforce the safety ordinance.
A Plymouth Tribune editorial argues that revenge fails and success brings rewards. It says ignoring enemies avoids cycles of grievance and warns against politics driven by spite, noting such ventures end in weak outcomes or sheriff intervention.
A letter from Minnie Jacobs of Houston Texas asserts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her husband of severe Cuban diarrhoea contracted in Cuba after several doctors failed. Neighbors testify to the cure and the medicine is for sale at Crosier's Corner Drug Store. June
One hundred acres of land offered for sale six miles south of Corydon and one and a half miles from Pike. Contact W. F. Drerrtox.
Community notes list Guy Baker buying a buggy William Brockman painting Charlies Ellis house Lawrence Ellis selling two horses John Rochner traveling to Falls Cities Walter Mosier catching 27 turtles and plans for a dance at Boston's grove Little Ed Baker and ex Sargeant Frank Stamm plan the event Miss Dora Raake Eva Stamm attend a wedding at Central Barren and Steve Harper and heirs plan relocation to Fredericksburg for meat business
Prof W S Rowe resigns as Connersville superintendent to accept a Greenville Ohio school post offering 2000 dollars yearly. He will oversee 1300 pupils and 36 teachers, moving with his family mid July. Rowe formerly lived in New Middletown and is son of Austin Rowe.
Charles Edward Deutsch a drummer of Oakland City died Monday morning at Evansville sanitarium of angina pectoris. He had been in the city two weeks on a prolonged spree that led to heart trouble and his death. He was 37 a member of a prominent Oakland City family. The remains were taken to Oakland City by his brother Louis Deutsch for burial. The subject formerly lived in Corydon.
A diary-like note cites William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland describing consumption as torture from start to finish. It notes his recovery after using Dr King s New Discovery and promotes the medicine as a prompt cure for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and a preventive for pneumonia with trial bottles and prices at L A Riely Son's drug store.
A illustrated booklet promotes the Pacific Northwest highlighting scenery natural resources and rapid growth. The brochure, available for 4 cents in stamps, ties to the Lewis and Clark Exposition with low excursion rates and guided tours from Chicago and the East. Contact W. Br. Kniskern P T M 215 Jackson Boulevard Chicago for details. Farmers with wheat car lots in Corydon Nevin Corydon Junction Mott's Crandall or Depauw urged to contact J. R. White Ramsey via local phones.
Indiana Farmer reports alfalfa pasturing can boost hog gains when three to four hogs per acre are pastured and alfalfa is cut three times. Feeding ground wheat and grinding alfalfa improves winter intake, while mixing alfalfa meal with ground corn enhances digestion for pigs and brood sows.
The Indiana Farmer notes a sharp rise in wool imports in the current fiscal year with ten months totaling 198,629,221 pounds and estimates reaching 200,000,000 by June 30. It urges farmers to expand breeding ewes to boost domestic production, citing strong wool and lamb prices and steady demand for quality native ewes.
The article notes C F Collier of Cherokee Indiana suffered severe kidney and back problems. Electric Bitters cured his ailments and returned him to health. The tonic is endorsed by Li Riley & Son and J M Wolfe, with a price listed as 50 cents.
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