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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
3
A northbound Poledo St. Louis and Western flyer would have wrecked with 200 passengers if not for two boys signaling a broken rail. They waved coats from the tracks and alerted the engineer who stopped the train a few feet from the break. The youths vanished after the event and may receive a reward if found.
A Baltimore St Jacobs Company testimonial tells how a man with two years of indigestion pain and chest discomfort found relief after using Vogeler’s Compound. He credits improved sleep appetite and renewed energy and says friends with similar symptoms also benefited. A sample is offered by St Jacobs Co Baltimore.
Smart Hoy quotes a humorous exchange between Mr. and Mrs. Rox about their son’s education and a request for money. The father recalls a previous letter and worries over a remittance while the son writes a fond note thanking his father for unfailing kindness.
A historical advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. It names Cheney & Co as proprietors in Toledo and Wrsv & Truax along with Walding Kinnan & Manyin as wholesale druggists. The copy promotes internal use to purify blood and mucus surfaces and lists testimonials and the product as available through druggists.
A school tale mocks a goose wishing to be a swan and ends with a class dance misquoting a moral about self sufficiency. Philadelphia Times notes the Brooklyn scene and a garbled moral about being a goose.
A fragment quotes a Mr Meockton praising wives and Henrietta as models of kindness and obedience. The excerpt then hints at a Mrs. Hastip and mentions Spanish America and a note about Tagians amid a crowd. The passage is fragmentary and appears to be from a gossip or opinion column.
A Youth's Companion excerpt notes how Italian comedians dramatize the word no in many tones. It recounts Allen Thorndike Rice's mother teaching him to inflect no across emotions to resist social temptations, illustrating that both principle and politeness shape refined character and the ability to refuse.
A Michigan couple visits Alberta and Saskatchewan on a farm scouting trip. They report a self-made farmer in Ontario now prospering with seventy cattle and good crops. They praise Saskatoon Rosthern Hague districts for soil, water, and growth, plan to locate there and urge land seekers to consider Western Canada and contact government agents.
Letters of congratulation pour in from states praising Pe r u na as the age’s catarrh remedy. Governor of Oregon endorses it citing family use and urges households to keep Pe r u na for coughs colds and grippe while requesting Dr Hartman’s free book Winter Catarrh.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Scornina for teething children. It claims gum relief and reduced inflammation with a bottle price in cents. The tone mirrors late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine promotions.
Ludwig Hey has started a cooking school for physicians in Berlin. More than a hundred prominent doctors from France Russia Italy and Germany have taken the course. The ad lists various printing outfits and a catalog with price list from Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.
Lane's Family Medicine emphasizes daily bowel movement as essential for health and describes gentle action on the liver and kidneys. It claims to cure a sick headache with prices 25 and 50 cents. Mention notes Baltimore’s annual $800 expenditure on municipal flag displays.
The text mentions Mrs Austin and a vague reference to pew drcus, notes about virtue as a coin, and urges using Eagle Linen Paper for letter paper. It also states St Paul has an area of five and two fifth square miles.
A terse remark about Mrs Austin’s silk finery echoes in a courtroom scene as a man vows devotion, with wit and rural dialect highlighting social tensions and court atmosphere.
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