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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
5
Swift & Company denies alleged violations by FTC agents stating they are not part of any conspiracy to defraud the government and that they have not stored foods improperly or made false entries or reports.
Local ads note seed potatoes from W H Bullett & Sons Inc and Joel F Russell in Boone township for April sales. J J Bullett & Son highlight building materials and Fratt Baby Chick Food. Horace Heil expands a Corydon area farm. Lew M O'Bannon secures pensions for widows Mrs Charlotte Benton and Mrs Louisa Rowe.
A Charleston Illinois letter from Lawrence Bell, a former Harrison County youth and Tuscania survivor, describes being in an English camp, travel through Ireland to England, and life in a YMCA camp. He asks for soap, toothpaste, shaving items, and news clippings about the Tuscania while sending warm family greetings.
Week after week testimony from Corydon residents praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney related ailments. Mrs. E Wolfe of Chestnut St. reports relief after trying various medicines and endorses the product as living up to claims. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Migrs Buffalo NY. J J Butlett & Son offers fencing materials on hand for display.
The Julia Armtrong Circle of the Westminster Guild at the Corydon Presbyterian Church staged a lively play titled Deestrick Skule on Tuesday night March 12. Cast included Jas Brewster and many others delivering strong performances and eliciting roaring laughter. Ira Babcock of Vevay visited the area with his mother and relatives and attended events in Louisville.
National Headquarters urges knitters to shift from sweaters to socks during warm weather. High demand for socks and stockpiles remain limited while wristlets are not currently needed. Knitters are asked to use any leftover yarn to make socks or sweaters and to donate steel needles to headquarters.
Train service notice from October 7 1913 reports a north bound service from Seymour via the South Board route with Cara at Seymour as the key stop.
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