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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
1
Our store invites customers and friends to view a larger, more varied spring lineup. The display offers medium to higher priced items, with stylish, dependable goods and low prices, all backed by our guarantee.
Silk bolienne 38 inches wide in Nile green navy lavender Alice blue cream at 50c per yard. Wool bauste in light gray cream 50c. Gray and tan suiting 38 and 44 inches wide 50c to 1.00. White Swiss with scroll designs large and small figures and dots. Lawn and organdies with large flowers and small patterns 5c to 25c. 10c dress ginghams remain in good supply with dainty patterns in checks plaids and stripes for house and street dresses.
A 1906 informational letter outlines a Democratic push to reorganize the Indiana State Central Committee. It explains the 1890 shift to district-based selection, the January meeting date, and the 1906 election of W. H. O'Brien as chairman. Signed by Indiana editorial figures, the letter defends current practices and emphasizes orderly, unanimous district results.
A remedy using Chamberlain's Salve is promoted to ease sore nipples after nursing. Apply after nursing and wipe before the next feeding. Sold for 25 cents a box by C. Ji. Watson, successor to E. S. Crosier & Co. in Malta. Also advertised are spike-tooth harrows five-tooth cultivators and garden plows at W. H. Balleit & Sean's.
Rev Cornelius F Crandall born August 19 1827 near Crandall Texas died April 22 1906 at Whitesboro Grayson County Texas age 78 years 8 months 3 days. He moved to Texas in 1877 settling Kaufman County near Crandall later moved to Whitesboro to live with daughter Stella Sappenfield. Survived by nine children with two daughters Harriet Shellman and Grace Roberts deceased. grandchildren listed with residences in Gordonville Okla City Kaufman East St Louis and Whitesboro.
Lucia Wilke of Caroline Wisconsin found no happiness in wealth as a remedy for her 23 year running leg sore. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it after 252 boxes, praised as greatest antiseptic healer for piles wounds and sores. 25 cents at L A Riley Sons Drug Store. Malta garden plow claim offered by V E H Bulleit Son to save wife half a day hoeing.
The piece warns against constant grumbling in greetings and warns that frequent complaints about ailments harm social relations. It notes that habitual complainers push others away, damage reputations, and leave people relieved when they are absent from social settings.
Judge Cook of Corydon, a special judge in an appeal from Rockport saloonists refused license, ruled the 1905 special congressional election cannot serve as basis. This contradicts Judge Ely. Three more saloon keepers seek licenses while remonstrators resume activity.
For over twenty years Mr. J. B. Massey of 9322 Clinton St Minneapolis endured sciatica. One application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved pain and sleep returned. Less than one bottle cured him completely. Sold by C R Watson successor to I S Crosier & Co.
May 30th Decoration Day announced with a call to attend by C H Ginkins. Local notice lists observance details and timing for the community gathering.
A collection of admonitions on making home a loving place. It urges truthfulness among children, faithful partnership, and daily kindness. It compares daily life to a potential last day and emphasizes courteous greetings, smiles, and good humor as keystones of a stable home.
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any case that fails to cure. It touts internal use, testimonials, and Toledo based makers F J Cheney Co, with $0.75 price to buy from druggists. A stray branded pony mare named J I is found in Webster Township on April 26.
L A Riely and Son promise to treat the worst Corydon catarrh case with Hyomei at no cost if it fails to cure. The standard Hyomei outfit costs one dollar and includes a pocket inhaler a medicine dropper and a bottle. They guarantee a cure when used per directions or refund the purchase.
William Shewmaker of Webster township found several silver half dollars while plowing a field once owned by James Robinson. Local reports say silver money appears near work areas often, with extra hauling aiming to uncover more, tying the find to Robinson’s buried wealth.
A notice urges not to neglect a cold noting pneumonia risks and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a prompt, pleasant cure. Sold by C R Watson in the local shop.
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