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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
7
A nostalgic verse by James M. Woodman recalling the old time tonic of sulphur and molasses given by mothers in spring. The speaker laments the harsh taste and recalls family ritual, noting how generations endured the medicine despite its strong flavor. The piece contrasts modern tonics with the traditional remedy and longs to relive those days.
The article portrays Spencer Township French residents with anecdotes on dialects, dress, and customs. It notes families such as Mathey Bary and Riget, mentions Captain Gus Mathey from Custer’s command, praises Rev Murr and the Garrison County Historical Society, and invites locals to share memories of Alsace Lorraine and Frenchtown settlers.
The Corydon Democrat reports renewed or new subscriptions since the last tally. New subscribers include W. Blair of Corydon and Beisel Stevens of Corydon.
A set of traditional maxims contrasts victory with defeat teaches restraint and progress. It notes that patience, listening, and honest effort matter more than force and luck, and that perseverance through hardship leads toward wisdom and happiness.
Local radio host Mickie says the new broadcasting venture will bring music and news to listeners. He predicts broad appeal and praises the team behind the launch.
Community notice promotes a free DeLaval service day at Zabel's Store in Lanesville Indiana on March 12. A DeLaval representative will assist owners with inspections, parts charged if needed, and customers urged to bring separators for inspection at no cost.
Ezekiel W. Homiday administers the estate of Mary Boone Harrison county announcing a public sale at the decedent's residence northwest of Laconia on Saturday March 24th 1923. Items include a horse cow buggy turning plow water tank tools Eureka Telephone Company share telephone box and household furniture with cash for sums under five dollars and a nine month credit for larger amounts.
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