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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1903

Page

3

Nine Brief Bar Good Sayings for Well Mannered Living

Cheerful people love sunshine and good breeding rests in restraint The least we think the more we talk A good word for a bad one costs little Let us act at home as if a stranger sat by the fireside A woman should keep a constant composed look to avoid being taken unaware First we love for what they are young men for what they promise There is one thing we should keep after giving it our word Good manners make social interactions easy The least cause of unease marks the best bred in company

Ube Company Indianapolis Chicago Elwood Reeves Pulley Company Columbus Wayne County Centerville Howard County Southern Indiana Press Association M. (. Garber Madison Courier Granville Sanford Washington Merald Jay Smith Seyimour Republican Jas. P. Cox Connersville Messenger Warden Reid Indiana Prison North Liev William FE. Hinshaw Simons O. A. Stokes Muncie Stokes M.W. Harrison Wabash Miss Baylor Harrison Aliss Florence Ross Leland Stanford University

Bill uses ten dollar bill to light cigar

A Yonkers States clipping notes an odd scene where a man named Bill lights a cigar with a ten dollar bill sent to him for groceries. The fragment mentions Jill tan and Bill Ohl in a playful aside about extravagance.

Bill Gill Jill Ohl Yonkers

Big State Neighbors News Roundup and Local Notices

Reports from Tell City and Marion detail deaths and accidents among Indiana residents. Greensboro plans a canning plant with W. L. Bish as president, while Kokomo’s Pittsburg Plate Glass works expand to 60 acres and 2500 workers. Labor Day events in Winslow feature John Mitchell and Mother Jones. County officer terms shift under new law affecting Wabash and Clay Counties.

J.J. Mart Marion Greensboro W.L. Bish Indiana Winslow John Mitchell Jones Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Kokomo Wabash Clay City Newcastle Fac Logansport George CL Wool Windfall

The Conversational Playgoer and Wit on Love

A jumble of witty exchanges and quips from Miss Hevviswell Mrs Cayenne and Willie Washington. The gossip menu includes remarks on knowing people by heart loving misunderstandings and a humorous note about gas oil as a remedy and its social smell.

Miss Hevviswell Cayenne Washington Star Tote Tosten

Doan's Kidney Pills Demonstrate Notable Benefit

Testimony from Courmars City Iowa and Grand Rapids Michigan reports significant relief from kidney and back problems after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Patients describe reduced backache, improved urinary symptoms, and regained ability to work. Medical advice offered free. claims include removal of dropsy signs and relief from various pains and sleep issues.

The Automat to Open in Philadelphia Its Self Service Cafe

An automated cafe called The Automat is planned for Philadelphia with glass food displays. Customers insert coins to select sandwiches, pies, or beverages and receive items via a dropping mechanism. Receipts, freshness, and no-cheat design are highlighted.

Philadelphia

Nero and the Fiddler and the Panamanian Butterflies

The passage compares Nero owning a famed fiddler to the annual butterfly migration across the Isthmus of Panama. By late June small groups are seen, growing through July, until thousands obscure the sky with fluttering insects.

Istianis Panama Joly de Or

His First Year of Law and the Domestic Economy

A terse dialogue contrasts a young physician asking about practice with a young lawyer answering domestic economy. The article also notes Chicago figure Byron’s love of ham and exes, yet his indulgence causes indigestion and he sometimes cannot resist a cherished dainty.

Chicago New Byron

Syrup of Figs Named Best Family Laxative Worldwide

The article extols Syrup of Figs as the best family laxative after twenty five years of use and praises its quality due to plant-based ingredients and California Fig Syrup Co. manufacturing. It notes physicians would endorse it as simple wholesome laxative and urges buying only genuine, original packaged product with full company name on the label.

California Fig Syrup Co

Learn to laugh and tell a story in public

A terse guide urges smiling, masking pains, and avoiding complaints. It promotes keeping troubles private, using humor to win friends, and presenting a cheerful, well mannered demeanor while avoiding chronic gloom or visible ailments.

Freeland farmer N H Mead finds success in Kansas

One of the county's prosperous farmers, N H Mead, left Clarence New York thirty four years ago for Kansas. He harvested over one hundred forty acres of wheat last year though suffering from kidney and bladder trouble. Mead credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with relief and full recovery.

Freeland Kan Jlarper County N. H. Mead Clarence N. Y Kansas Mr. Mead Dodd Tie Yaey

Not a High Price at Washington Charity Event

The report recalls a Washington charity function where Sranitar Patterson credits Slo as the cause and attending ladies express gratitude. A guest questions a price for a TOS, Miss Alice Roosevelt quotes five dollars, sparking disbelief as Patterson is accused of a larger donation for a glipie furgetime.

Washington Sranitar Patterson Slo Daliars Alice Roosevelt Roosevelt Patterson New York Times

Notable figures clash over faded shine and illness

In Philadelphia the tale centers on a man once adept at games of risk who now lies in municipal hospital with a smallpox scare. The piece notes shifting fortunes and local market chatter surrounding butter color trends and market activity.

Municipal Hospital Philadelphia

Advice on Teething Syrup and Monkey Pulse Respect

A fragment discusses social rebuke about appearance and suggests boosting pulse respect for monkeys. It advertises Mrs. Winslow's Sooratxe Synup for Children teething syrup, claiming gum softening, anti inflammatories, relief of wind colic, and pain reduction at 2 cents a bottle.

Tie

Distant Relative

A brief line from a dialogue scene where Tom confirms the pretty girl seen is his sister by refusal, highlighting a family relation reveal.

Jacck Tom

Descriptive ad and notices from a 19th century issue

The fragment advertises an orchard near Kansas or Indian Territory with 65 000 apple trees and 240 acres. It invites readers to subscribe to descriptive literature in a March issue titled Phareek Nation. It also mentions water tube boilers rated to 60 pounds per square inch and a breakfast pancake flour product Mrs Austin’s. It notes ostriches in South Africa raised in meubators.

Ikkansis

American Capital Invested in Mexico Reaches 500 Million

The amount of American capital invested in Mexico by 1,117 American companies firms and individuals totals 500 million dollars in round figures.

Mexico

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