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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
4
Ledger note records Lew M. O’Bannon editor proprietor listing Corydon Indiana post office entry as second class matter with a figure $1 006 250 25 noted in the same line.
Editorial notice outlines charges for non profit church notices and entertainment ads with free up to twenty lines and 2 percent per line thereafter. It specifies six words per line, payment by money or stamps, and applies to obituaries up to twenty lines.
An account from a Chicago suburb party at the Mehenk home recounts revelry after a church social with alcohol. Witnesses describe a night of drinking and dancing ending in a fatal incident involving Mr Schenk, with varying claims about the events and outcomes.
A local notice from Ingram Texas describes a woman suffering from long standing menstrual trouble. After using Cardui the condition improved, with the ad urging readers to try the herbal remedy. The piece also notes a high school class from New Salishery High School departing for twelve weeks of professional training.
The Russian Symphony Orchestra "The Czar's Own" performs at the Shubert Masonic Theatre Louisville next Monday April 3 at 4 PM. Fifty instrumental soloists and four vocal soloists make up the ensemble directed by Modest Altschuler. One performance only, so secure seats at once.
The Juniors and Seniors of New Salisbury High School and their intimate friends were entertained at Miss Elizabeth Bringle's home on Saturday night March 18. Miss Francis Adams presided at the piano and led a pleasant evening with music candy crackerjack and educational games. The invited guests include Trevor Bevan Will Stevens Merle Byrne Hernan Byrne Miss Emma Dome Vergie Jenkins Jessie Sigler and Katharine Fellmy.
Corydon residents enjoyed an hour and a quarter of humor by George P. Bible of Pennsylvania at the High School Auditorium. The show drew strong attention and laughter, followed by local notices of community events and farm visits.
An advertisement touts a pill form treatment for piles with a 3 percent failure rate and a money back guarantee. It claims to avoid surgery and salves and lists Dr Leonhardt Co of Buffalo New York as the producer with a two bottle package priced at 1 shilling and 2 pence? The notice asks readers to request a booklet.
A large barn on Uy farm owned by The Keller Mfg Ci near Corydon was destroyed by fire last Wednesday night. Two horses, a cow, and all farm machinery, harness, hay, corn, and feed were lost. one horse saved. No insurance and cause undetermined.
Memphis resident Emma C D Looney recounts suffering for eight years before Cardai treatment. She claims the remedy strengthens her, helps her throw off female troubles, and prevents headaches dizziness and backaches she experienced prior.
March 11 brought a pleasant close to the term in Heth township school district No 8. Patrons organized a feast to honor teacher Arthur C. Lopp for his untiring efforts over three terms. Due to the ill condition of Mr Lopp’s horse the evening spelling bee was led by Mr A C Hickman.
Farm on forty acres offered for sale located six miles southwest of Corydon and one mile from the Corydon and Mallport Pike. For details contact 225 Miss ALAv Hann or 1414 Second St, Louisville, KY.
All persons delinquent or owing dog tax are urged to call and pay over due balances by May 15 as directed by Assessor Spencer Ly.
Tow miter and Jong time, inquire at the Leimarot B. Rocks at vicen Eureka phone. Artie Corydon, Ind. BR. By 2. is pert di Attorney Geo. KK. Goaurtney was it the city on business last Friday.
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