Poetry Muse and the Sorosis Club Debates
The speaker urges Sorosis members to embrace poetry and social clubs as nurturers of character and culture. Notes mothers like Hannah Monica and figures such as Victoria Harriet Beecher Stowe and Frances Willard shaping virtue. Describes clubs as vital for humane conversation, self–knowledge, and shared learning, contrasting with harmful excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Lecones
Milton
Buanvau
Pilgrim’s Progress
Times
Byron
Mathews
Cribbed Note Rights in Odd Phrase
Fragmentary OCR line reads as stray parenthetical about Mrs Beeffett and a cryptic credit reference to a list of books, offering little clear event or context for a full summary.
Clubs and their mixed promises in social life
A column notes many clubs including literary and social groups and examines their potential impact. It warns that clubs focused on women's chatter and neighbor gossip may influence morality and community behavior, for better or worse.
Guest Day As A Healthful Recreation For Members
A call to form and sustain a literary club within the home adding calm and healthful recreation. It praises didactic chats and mutual edification, stresses no costly setup, and urges frequent Guest Day gatherings to refresh minds and nerves for life’s battles.
Fortunate Missourians Praise Dr King’s New Discovery
Local reader T J Dwyer recalls curing three consumptives with Dr King’s New Discovery at Livonia and Graysville Missouri. He says one client nearly sold property to move to Arizona but recovered quickly. Drugstore guarantee offered at 50 cents to 1 dollar with a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
L. A. Itiley & Son
Hammar Paint Offers Economical Quick-Setup Solution
The ad promotes Hammar Paint as superior for proper painting, criticizing ready mixed paints. It claims pure linseed oil with Stammar Condensed Paint yields better results, covering 600 square feet per gallon with two coats, and promises five year wear and a 25 percent savings on Penns bill with a store demonstration.
Little Wonder Stallion at Fair Grounds Show
The stallion Little Wonder will stand at the Fair Grounds from April to July 1906 for a 10 dollar service fee to sire foals. Lien on costs until payment. owner not responsible for accidents but will take precautions. Little Wonder traces to Gen Bartholomew Onward Zilight Golddust and Vermont Morgan with strong race and show horse lines. his foals are described as good square trotters with action though no pacers have been seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Little Wonder
Bartholomew
Onward
Zilight
Zilandi Golddust
Golddust
Vermont Morgan
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Iven
Sorosis Club
Drus. Martin
Kipling
Greece
Lilley
Docglelew
Masic
Doatlook
Beyuut
Alisample Cay Wien
Stars of Arts
Goa
Holy Writ
Hannah
Samuel
Monica
Augustine
Richard Cecil
Victoria
Rngland
India
Woigan
Harriet Geesher Stowe
MR. Thomas
J.J. Bulleit & Son
Corydon, Ind
Kentucky Wall Plaster Co
Jeffersonville
Ind
John H. Heth
First National Bank Building
Parker
Louise "Losser Hale
Ward
Anon PeLeens
Penn
D Publishers
ODD, Mead & Com
Fifth Avenue
Ipany
New York
Farmers Savings and Trust
Corydon, Indiana
Trust Department
J. W. McKinster
S. D. Alexander
Z. T. Funk
W. E. Cook
Charles Martin
William Dantel Cy
W. Applegate
G. PF. Martin
H. C. Hays
Corydon National Bank
G. nLarr
Boz
Srip
J. P. Jackson
Opthalmologist
Orleans, Ind
RACH
Iron Horse
New Albany Fair
Corydon Fair
New Albany
Ward & Struth Bros
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