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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
6
A vintage advertisement touts Miona as a cure for stomach troubles. It promises a money back guarantee with every 50 cent box if it fails to cure the stated ailments. The copy markets confidence in a digestive health product for general consumption.
The following individuals have subscribed or renewed to The Democrat since the last report. Names include Mrs. A. Rosenbarger New Albany Rollie E. Johnson Triplett Mo Thomas R. Deatrick Burlington Kan Prof J. W. Riddle Lawrenceburg P. P. Flock Corydon David Charley F W Fleshman Elizabeth W D Bline Oaktown Ind Edward Richard Mauckport Abraham Hisey Corydon Mrs Stella Askins McCreary Ky Herman Meyers Corydon Edward Gehlbach Kern Cal L P Deutsch Hotchkiss Cole Catherine Ott Geogetown Miss Sallie Brengman Cambridge City Ind Daniel M Sharp Coryden Arle Shatter Christian Elwanger Crandall Wm J Ott La Crosse Wis A B Denbo Lafayette La J F Chaffin Sundanes Wyo L G Plohr Glidden Wis J E Smith Lake Artur N M Jas McSim Wanatah Dud Mrs KP A Mammert Easton 11 Andrew Steerstedter Bradford Tw Rhodes Corydon Andrew J Rosenbareer Corydon Mrs Marv Breitner Laconia Oliver Wolfe Carvilon Noah Hata Jerre Watson Tris August Of Blindisth Chasisiteentnins New Mardletown Frank J Hath Eehort Tad Tho Wagnae Corsten PAR Ciartis J Ao Searsdark Vexa J Wotsonele West Port dss John Petri Coy dem Plant Td FB Edward Leiber Creepreetown D A Hottell McCool Neb Albert P Brown Elizabeth Frank Gettlefingor Bradford Chas A Walther Georgetown John W Ott Louisville
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Salve relieves intense itching and can permanently cure eczema tetter salt rheum itch ringworm herpes barber's itch with continued use. It asserts many prior cures despite other treatments and lists price at 25 cents per box sold by C. R. Watson, successor to E. S. Crosier & Co.
Peter Elbers relocates his saloon to the Messin property beside the former site in Lanesville. He has remodeled the building with fresh fixtures and added water from the new plant. He invites friends and the public to visit his updated establishment.
Mineola reports from March on wheat conditions in the vicinity. Luther Stover of Corydon visits for a prospecting land trip and comments Kansas winds. Niels Pitman called on the town. land and farming talk continue as Jeriel sowing is discussed locally.
Herbert Gehlbach suffers pneumonia. J A Payton builds for Phelix Minter at Locust Point while hosting a batch on the old Mousty place. Frank Walther held a raffling last Friday night with Henry Goodman winning the luck y number. A Salt Lick visit at Locust Point drew a youth crowd. Edward Green celebrated his 18th birthday on the 14th with Andy and Herman Schneider Frank Waikicher Christ Hertling August Ott Lena Green Rosa Ott Emma Knpell among guests. Mrs William Bell held a quilting last Wednesday.
An 1890s ad notes a claim offering one hundred dollars for any deafness case cured by catarrh treatment, and promotes abstract title services for Harrison County real estate records by James B. Brewster and Frank M. Wilson. It includes the Hall's Family Pills plug and medical quackery language.
Mauck's White Leghorns offers Thoroughbred S C White Leghorn eggs and stock from Wyckoff and Waterville N Y strains. Setting of 15 eggs 50 cents. Incubator eggs 3.00 per 100. Contact W P Mauck R R 2 Corydon Ind. Also buyers for live stock and calves at Dr. Davis drug store.
The advertiser claims exclusive agency for Hammar Con-Conse Paint and promotes cost savings by buying fresh oil separately. One gallon Hammar Paint plus one gallon linseed oil covers six hundred square feet with two coats, claiming superior coverage and durability.
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