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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
4
The piece argues that mothers dread seasonal illnesses in children and favor Peruna as a reliable remedy. It claims Peruna relieves catarrhal symptoms without habit or harm, touts widespread testimonials, and portrays mothers across the United States as Peruna’s strongest supporters.
An advertisement extols Peruna as essential in every home to prevent and treat catarrh in children and adults. Testimonies from Mrs. Thresa Rooke, G H Farmer, Howard Andrew Sterner, and Amelia Sailer praise its cures for colds, croup, stomach issues, and as a general tonic. The notice urges keeping Peruna on hand and contacting Dr. Hartman for treatment.
Mrs. Oscar Kirkham has been ill for a week while Dr. Weaver attends. Several locals visit relatives in Corydon New Middletown and New Albany. Big annual Campground celebration set for July 20 with guests and local health updates from Mrs. Deberry and Mrs. Kirkham. Martina Hendricks of New Albany gives addresses at Campground and St. Paul.
Notice states that on Wednesday in July 1905 at two o clock p m bids will be opened and a contract let by the Harrison County Board of Commissioners to furnish supplies for the county poor asylum for two months. Requisition on file at the Auditor's office. Frank E Watson Auditor.
Obituary note for Ida B. Allen died June 16 1905 age 19 daughter of A B and Julia Fouts of Floestown. She leaves parents, one brother and three sisters, listed relatives. Poem mourns loss with hymn like verses and ends with ANNA PISHER.
Weather notes predict steady rain this week while residents prepare for the Fourth of July festivities. Mrs Dora Ralston and Dr John from Little Rock visit their father Joseph Markwell as Crandall reports brick revived by Mr Bre and Dr McCartney improves health. wedding plans teased.
An old original tonic known for its tasteless iron and quinine formula marks a 25 year run. The ad promises no cure no pay and emphasizes the product’s trusted quality and consistent effect.
Several residences are planned for construction in Corydon during the summer and autumn seasons, signaling growth in the town's housing development. The projects aim to expand local housing stock and boost economic activity in the region.
Edward Otto of 927 De Soto Street St. Paul Minnesota writes that after seeking help from several doctors his oldest boy recovered from illness using Peruna. He states doctors could not help but Peruna succeeded and the family keeps it on hand with no doctor required.
The article argues Peruna contains no narcotics and is harmless for long use. It claims permanent relief from catarrh by removing its cause and notes many homes have used it for twenty years without forming a drug habit.
Burnville news reports M A Hazzard returning from Louisville with a sore back and plans to come again soon. Miss Blanche Hazzard sought a teaching license in Corydon while Miss Bessie Kepley goes to Louisville for summer with uncle August Kepley. Edward Martin's family visited Wm Lockhart in Corydon. Heavy rain flooded farms and hindered roads for years. Icey Byrne seeks eye treatment at St Edward's Hospital in New Albany under Dr Funk. A Jefferson county debate between Kilder Tramm and Columbus Scott on church doctrine will span 17 sessions from July 20. Cumberland Telephone troubleman notes line issues. Hickory Park baseball game postponed by rain, rescheduled for next Saturday at 1 pm. Roy Armstrong and Asbury Parish tour central state root digging, earning 2.50 to 3 dollars daily. An July 8 entertainment at the old church features A Ruined Life and a Wrecked Home, with proceeds for repairs, led by Prof W T Byrne. Herman and Howard Byrne return from 150 mile walk from Cystre Haute State Normal, proud to have earned money by walking.
Hill Grove community reports visitors including Mrs. Amanda Conrad of Laconia visiting the Windell family and Miss Fannie Cunningham returning from Scott township. Local people Miss Jamie Hockman and Miss Georgia Windell attended gatherings. Sunday social hosted by the Windell family. Several residents, including John Deschamp and family, were visited by Late Wolfe and family. ice cream social attended by Henry Binkley and sister Hattie.
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Elizabeth Winders welcomes the latest birth announced as a boy by Mr. Arthur Kron. Visitors include Mr. Wilson Funk from Louisville and Mr. Gus Duggins of New Albany. Mrs. Wolpert improves after illness. Street work continues with paving and grading while residents like Solomon Sandbach recover.
A vintage ad promises a one day cure for colds using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. It states druggists refund the money if it fails and features E. W. Groves signature on each box. The price is 5 cents.
J KF Sheridan his wife and daughter Mias Lelia of New Albany spend the week fishing and camping on Blue River with the families of C P Trotter and S R Thornbury.
James W. McKinster has purchased a fine residence in Columbus, strengthening his local property holdings and reinforcing the active real estate market in the city.
Lanesville and Franklin township residents are mentioned with visits by Lyman McCowan and J L Wolford, a poor asylum outing, and travels of Mrs Horner and Mrs Day. Addie Brock dies at twenty, burial in Catholic cemetery. The piece extols clean streets, tax punctuality, and numerous local businesses and facilities in a bustling county town.
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