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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
2
Obituary note marking the February 26 1920 death of Lydia J Engleman with biblical passages and memories from daughter Florence. Mentions a vacant earthly home and heavenly reunion with parents. An adjacent ad fragment lists an auction or sale of items and miscellaneous contact lines.
Fragmented timetable shows a daily bus route between Corydon and New Albany with departures and arrivals on weekdays and Sundays. Readable parts indicate morning and afternoon times and multiple pickup points near downtown New Albany.
Helen Bullitt Lowry argues that immigration art and folklore should be preserved as American culture evolves. The Commonwealth Center plans dramatic showcases for foreign artists, while the melting pot metaphor gives way to a nuanced, inclusive national arts scene.
A 1910 testimonial from Benj. F. Richard of Walnut Street claims Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved his long standing backache after failed remedies. He reiterates in 1919 that kidney trouble never returned, endorsing the product from Foster Milburn Co. at 60 cents.
Keller Manufacturing Co advertises cheap second hand gear including a log wagon with bunks, low wheels, a 2 inch kine, a low wheel wide tire farm wagon, a Huber farm tractor, and a two ton International motor truck with bed and cab. Interested buyers may visit Corydon wagon factory M-23-3w.
Sunshine Hatcheries of Corydon Indiana urges customers to place early orders for baby chicks. The notice notes past sold out periods and asks customers to specify quantities now to ensure availability. January timing and farm name are given as identifying details.
A good 188 acre farm for sale with 40 acres in timber and no buildings except a shed. Timber includes oak poplar elm and beech for lumber, 500 sugar maples, ample fruit, a good well and running water. Creek bottom of 20 acres. One mile from the pike and Bradford, 15 miles from New Albany, near three churches. Inquire at the office F 9 tt.
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