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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
7
A collage of cultural notes, poems, sports anecdotes, and reflections. It mentions a Japanese New Year meal, religious pageants, travel to churches, and a Boston Transcript joke about angels with wings. It also recalls a baseball game with Shumway and Derby, plus a meditation on friendships and missed chances.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at varied topics including time, exchange, and daily life. Names and places are unclear, with incomplete phrases and stray words. The text reads like partial chatter rather than a clear story or notice.
A digest of scattered notes praises Ney as a hero while labeling him German by birth, recounts a famed telescope moment with Saturn observed by Queen Charlotte, and mentions Sir William Herschel’s garden model of the Saturnian system amid a London newspaper tone.
In a reflective piece, the text contrasts the Rothschild family with later banking dynasties, noting their vast wealth and influence. It also touches on a college exam question about Luther and a remark on teachers success attributed to a diet of worms as a curiosity from Suburban Life.
On the day of April at two o'clock p.m. bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners of Harrison County Indiana for construction and related works. The notice lists petitions by Joseph T Hartung et al and references reports, plans, and specifications available for inspection. Also announces bids for lease and county poor farm improvements with details to be announced by the commissioners.
A public notice documents a petition before Harrison County Indiana Commissioners seeking construction and paving of a new 30 foot wide road with broken stone and crushed rock. It requests viewing and engineering, appointing viewers, and legal steps for a three mile or shorter project in Witch township, Mauckport Valley City area. Names include Charles F. Fuckhouser and Lobbannon with residents and voters as petitioners.
Notice to non residents of Indiana Harrison County to appear May term 19. The Garrison Circuit Court requires the dependent non resident defendant to appear on May 12 to answer the complaint for divorce filed by Louis and the case is set for the next term. The clerk Amos Lemmon and deputy Charles Hy Rintner sign.
The Harrison County Sheriff will auction the real estate described in the 112th November term of the Tnothe Hareoon Circuit Court Farmers Savings Trust Company versus Toho Reed, Margaret Reed, and others. The sale funds the decree with interest and costs, with rents and profits not sufficient to pay. Property includes the west half of the northeast quarter section 2 township 5 range 3 east containing 90 acres and the northwest quarter section 2 township 5 range 3 east excluding 20 acres, plus the east half of the southwest quarter section 2 town 5 range 3 east, with specified boundaries. Sale at the courthouse door in Corydon, Harrison County, between hours to be fixed, for a term not exceeding seven years, at public auction to highest bidder. The sale is without relief from valuation or appraisal. Sheriff Pater S. Whight.
Aphoristic lines and satirical quips attributed to Carmen Sylva mingle in a brief poetic fragment. The text contrasts enemies with usefulness when aligned with trusted friends and hints at reform or elimination of foes through naked honesty.
A Pittsburgh Post quotation shows a man admitting he quit smoking to please Tosa and quit drinking to please Nellie. He asks Wallie about giving up others, replying that nothing yet is given up, only pressure to renounce two other girls.
The passage offers a cryptic, garbled view on economy with stray words about exchange wants and abstract phrases. It mentions want and provision in a disjointed way, suggesting confusion rather than a clear economic definition or framework.
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