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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
10
Pye, praised for sound judgment, seeks to unite two sisters with two lordly prospects through a single ancestral estate. He negotiates with an English family to split the entail, avoiding the need to fund two separate reclaim efforts and aiming to satisfy both daughters.
Powersville Ky April 27. Mrs J J Monson, ill over eight years with acute kidney trouble, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with a dramatic recovery. She says she was bedridden four months and could not breathe well, but after starting the pills she improved, regained strength, and has worked since without pain or weakness.
The provided text is garbled OCR with scattered figures. It mentions annual spending, international import export activity, and emigration to colonies, but lacks coherent details or named entities to provide a solid summary.
A youth asks for wisdom and the response is silence as the finest substitute offered. The brief item also advertises Mrs. Austin’s Pan cake frna and various notices for Greenwich time distribution by wireless telegraphy to vessels and European cities, plus a teething syrup and miscellaneous product pitches.
A critical look at President Roosevelt in Yellowstone Park suggests bear conflicts and hunting temptations tested his restraint. The piece links this episode to broader issues, including tariff lobby pressure, Porto Rico corruption cases, and labor protection debates shaping his political stance.
A sermon reflects on Revelation’s vision of a new heaven and a new earth, urging endurance through trials to join the heavenly feast. It contrasts spiritual preparation with worldly luxury, debt, and social competition, stressing Christ as burden bearer and the need for patient, faithful living.
A playful exchange about a couple on the dance floor. Ida and Charlie Gunn are learning waltz steps while a friend teases about the duration of their dancing. May and Mabel participate in the lighthearted banter.
A sermon railing against nineteenth century excess and vulgar luxury in New York City. The author argues over ambition and overcapitalization threaten morality and religion, condemning luxury among rich and poor alike and warning of looming economic panic.
Rev Barrows argues that knowing God goes beyond belief to heart fellowship with the divine. He says Christian revelation uplifts culture, shapes thought, and grounds moral life. He cites Lord Bacon, sanctity as a crown, and the perfect righteousness of God, urging plain folk to seek God through His word and Spirit.
A Lebanon Kentucky official testifies to lasting relief from backache and kidney pains after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The advertisement claims the pills cure bladder issues urinary derangements dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease and offers a free trial by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY with boxes at 50 cents.
The piece argues that integrity cannot be bought, noting that some officials resist corruption despite temptation. It reflects on Christian duty, conscience, and divine approbation as the true reward beyond worldly wages.
Rev. J. J. Scudder argues that rights of unborn generations deserve ethical consideration. He states a man who poisons a child with arsenic or strychnine bears the same responsibility as one who brings a child into the world with hereditary disease. The Jersey City Congregationalist voices moral accountability.
A playful exchange between a young graduate and an elder woman explores aging and beauty. The elder notes that time will alter the young face and downplays vanity as a natural fate.
The Klean Kool Kitchen Kind is the trade mark on stoves that let you cook in comfort in a cool kitchen.
An Auburn man quotes an old axiom and a philosopher counters that Dame Fortune favors some over others. The exchange centers on whether Fortune knocks once at every door or follows a more selective pattern.
A village rumor quotes a wise medical man and a pillmaker offering a drastic remedy five drops of chloroform on the tongue every half hour, highlighting a comical exchange about health care.
Advertisement for Allen’s Foot-Ease powder marketed to relieve tight new shoes, corns, bunions, swelling, and sweaty feet. Claims quick comfort and sale through druggists and shoe stores at 25 cents with a sample offered by mail to Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY address.
An assorted clipping reports a claim that Dr Kline's Nerve Restorer cures fits after one day of use and promotes a free trial. It also contains brief, unrelated lines about advertising, jokes, dyes, poetry, a breakfast note, a California gold claim, a Sunday excursion offer on Nickel Plate Road, a moral quote, and a note on moonlight reaching Earth in a second and a half.
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