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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
4
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County Superintendent A. O. DeWeese spoke at the Methodist Church Sunday evening lecture on Brotherhood deeds. The report details how the Brotherhood aided settlement work improved tenement conditions supported night schools organized lecture courses aided in church revival efforts and youth education promoted moral cleansing and public health efforts and coordinated with other groups to aid the needy and unemployed within the city.
The document details a local Brotherhood’s efforts to promote church growth, recruit volunteers, fund time pledges, badge members, assist the sick, oppose disreputable venues, and collaborate with interdenominational groups. It includes Mrs. Carrie Moore of Cherry Valley praising Cardai as a health tonic and prompts women to seek the remedy.
A call to organize boys clubs in townships with ten or more youths urges fathers uncles and community members to provide rooms programs speakers and music to engage boys. The aim is to improve farming interest reduce city drift and promote discussions on soils crops livestock fruit and farming profits. Also mentions Cardui testimonial and local social notes.
Mrs Cook signs a statement claiming Cardui the woman's tonic restored her health after a decade of weakness. She says she could not find relief until Cardui, used to relief, and now feels stronger, steadier, and able to perform housework. Thousands of women reportedly benefited.
Parcel post work advertised by MTI J. W. Alstott. Job listing seeks personnel for route 4 mail cart tasks including sorting loading and delivery duties. Formal posting notes training and conditions typical of parcel post operations.
A Democrat advertisement notices strong reader impact with testimonials from J. W. Alstott nurseryman and County Clerk Amos Lemmon about parcels, orchards, and poultry orders. It notes 300 fruit trees sent by post and high demand for Jersey cattle and high bred poultry from ads in the Democrat. A sale of Caroline Albin’s personal property on Thursday March 27 lists Silver Spangled Haumburp chickens and other birds.
Obituary note recalls Aunt Mary with verses on death and heaven. It details Mary J. Mark dying at Valley Station KY aged seven six, wife of Thomas Kirk with six children surviving, and siblings Elizabeth Lawson and Julia McLaughton. Reflective tribute highlights Christian faith and family sorrow.
A surprise party gathered at Albert Bube’s residence near Dogwood with many attendees listed by name. The notice notes Mr Bube moved his family to a new Buena Vista home on March 17.
An advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to break up colds in 24 hours, relieve feverishness, headache, stomach troubles, teething disorders and worms, with 25 cent price and free samples by mail from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
Local notice invites residents to donate dry or green wood for storage for next winter. Those who can bring wood to the designated location may subscribe to supply, ensuring fuel availability when needed.
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