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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
4
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Ex president Taft mobilizes Republican allies against Senate obstructionists Lodge Knox Sherman and others while President Wilson champions the League of Nations as a path to prevent future wars. Pastor Jefferson calls the league essential and Debs faces ten year prison term for espionage act violations.
An editorial notes a strong Democratic win in the Twenty Second Congressional District of Pennsylvania, seen as a vote of confidence in Wilson and the League of Nations. It contrasts the GOP stance on the League with the Democrat's clear endorsement, signaling a significant political test.
Moving sale of Cath erine Zimmerman farm 5 miles south of New Middletown 2 miles east of Dootswood on March 26 1999. Personal property includes horses cattle tools harness hay grain furniture and numerous farm implements with terms cash for small sums and credit for larger purchases. Auctioneers John Seipel and Tounch the Gadies Ata of T's.
Corydon to New Albany bus departs Corydon Station at 8:30 and 2:00 P M daily. Returns from New Albany Station at 10:20 A M and 4:06 P M. Stops include Post Office Corydon and T xons Hotel. See McMonircle. Fare listed as Fifty.
A fragmented poem recalls hills above a river and rippling slopes, childhood scenes of wildflowers and wildlife, and a longing to rest on the hills of God. The note, from Anna B. Reis now Rev A B Reis of Robinson Kansas, honors Southern Indiana's memory and Henderson County kinship in a century-old context.
A Corydon man testifies that Doans Kidney Pills relieved his kidney pain backache and irregular urination after purchasing at Rielys drug store. He urges readers to use the same remedy cited by prior statements and notes the product price of 60 cents at all dealers.
Mamie Churchill born July 26 1893 died March 2 1919 at 25 years 7 months 4 days. She joined the M E church at 13 and lived a consistent Christian life. Survived by husband four children mother father two brothers four sisters and many relatives. Funeral at home conducted by Rev W A Hartsow with interment Mt Zion cemetery March 3 at 2 PM. Adam and Swarens officiated.
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