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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1905
Page
3
Notice announces deecrelon services on May 20 at Laconia for Ulric ttn with speaker Jo330 A, ML Fhier J. Ko Radeaite of Salem conducting, by Sylvanus Steeplet Post Commander. Also mentions a testimonial on Electric Bitters from Tampa resident Tharpo F L Pernandez.
A readable fragment lists new subscribers for 1905 by month starting January and includes partial lines and garbled text. The note thanks readers and praises public taste for the newspaper.
An obituary note recalls the death of George B. Stoner at age twenty five on April 23 1905. It notes his gentle character his schooling teaching license and Christian faith. Parents siblings and friends express heartfelt sympathy and share memories in reflective verse.
An appeal urges residents of Corydon and surrounding areas to use Prophylactic Germicidal Tablets. The letter touts germ theory, lists diseases attributed to bacteria, and argues the tablets cure germ diseases by eradicating their cause, shipping directly from the lab and avoiding dealers.
George H. Denbo aged three of La conia died Thursday from stomach trouble. He leaves a wife five children and a brother Dr Wm Denbo of Mauckport. Funeral was Friday at Perseverance chapel with interment in the local burying ground. Denbo was a well known teacher and later Justice of the Peace and attorney.
Poultry marketplace notes Brown Leghorn and White Wyandotte breeds alongside White Rock and Butt Rock hens offered at 50 cents per setting. The terse listing highlights available fowl and pricing with no further details.
Mrs W H Leggett of Yum Yum Tennessee reports chronic rheumatism all over her body was relieved by Chamberlains Pain Balm. The liniment provides quick relief that aids sleep and rest and many users find lasting relief with continued use. For sale by Crosier’s Corner Drug Store.
One hundred acres of land six miles south of Corydon and one and a half miles from Pike advertised for sale. Contact W. F. Drerriox for details.
A historical ad extols Royal Baking Powder as a housewife helper to make fresh cake muffins and tea biscuits at home. It claims improved taste, cleanliness, and economy versus ready-made foods, praising Royal as the greatest bake-day aid from New York.
Advertises Germicidal Tablets as the sole effective remedy for all germ troubles with claims of rapid prestige gain for physicians who use them. Proclaims guaranteed cure and lasting health after treatment, sold in fifty cent and one dollar sizes with two-and-a-half times more in the larger pack. AMERICAN MEDICINE CO. Memphis Tenn.
Deborra Kingsley widow of David Kingsley born January 16 1838 died February 1 1905 aged 67. Survived by seven children eight grandchildren two brothers two sisters and many relatives. She was a Christian and faithful believer with a family tribute of hymns and prayers.
KIT CARSON DAVID HARPER and HARRY BAKER sick Dan Mosier ends a span of young males L M Baylor away on farm Harry Baker travels to Louisville for appendicitis operation Henry Richert and wife guests of Andrew t z Sunday Jimmer Kerr kicked by a mule not seriously hurt Jim Wriethley buys tobison farm from J T Norman for 900 Henry Sears and Philip Gerg raise Angora goats We wish them success.
Spring weather boosts catarrh. Hyomei is promoted as a guaranteed home remedy. The ad touts inhaled medicated air via a pocket inhaler, claiming immediate relief and lasting cures. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 with extra bottles 50 cents, backed by a money back guarantee.
Lanesville section reports a marriage near Breckenridge as John J Day and Rosa Wychert unite in the Catholic church. Rosa Roth of near Lanesville dies in Louisville at 20. funeral set at Lanesville Catholic cemetery. Miss Louisa Richmer, 24, burial last Thursday. Father Peckskamp officiates. community grieves.
The Atchison Globe reports Joe Tack, a Missouri Pacific engineer between Wichita and Kiowa, claimed stomach pains led him to try Koro and he says it cured him. He also recommended it to others who were likewise helped. The ad notes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food and cures stomach troubles, sold by all druggists.
Dilbreth Wilson aged 80 died at the home of James Thompson her son in law in Boone township. Remains buried in Rehoboth church yard. He was a highly respected man.
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