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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
2
The playfully told scene depicts Trojans misreading the wooden horse as a spectacle. A professor notes inaction grips Troy while a janitor and onlookers joke about Trojan women dressing for a horse show reflecting confusion and fate.
M D Dusa way a physician in Benton HI writes an open letter praising Dodd's Kidney Pills. He describes diabetes with severe symptoms and says after five boxes he recovered fully with no further medicine. He asserts the pills are the best kidney disease remedy and cites professional endorsement.
Salvaged notes describe copper river trade and rosewood use, hinting at fuel needs for extended operations. The fragment mentions action around a strategic site and the role of supply lines in sustaining efforts.
Tickets on sale May 24 for round trips within Vom les distance. Coed returning the List inclusive. Call nearest agent C. A. Astertin Port Wayne or RR Hanciten Fort Wayne Anna for details.
Notice advertises cushion rubber stamps printing outfits and daters with pricing via mail order. Mentions Lock Box 210 Fort Wayne, and signs off with a quip about a mother-in-law visiting without reproach to relatives.
A Memorial Day tale from Indianapolis Press follows Crooksie Peters a crooked boy who loses his mother figure and gains a nursely rescuer in a hospital bed. a pretty lady comforts him after a runaway scare at a cemetery and teaches him that all heroes white or black or crooked deserve flowers and honor.
Lieut A W Thomson recalls entering Charlotte under a flag of truce and meeting Gen Echols and a civilian A Jefferson Davis. A dispatch about Lincoln's assassination is read, prompting Davis to remark that they have lost a general enemy.
The article notes the two small flag banners on the Capitol fronts wear out quickly, costing about one hundred dollars annually to replace. Flags burn daily and often twice on windy days, with wool fragments vanishing as fine particles beyond sight. It reflects on the hidden toil behind public duties.
The piece cites Charles Murdock recounting how the Otoe chiefs named his missionary father Topeka meaning white breast or missionary at home. He arrived in May 1857 with the family at the Otoe mission in Marshall County Kansas and served the Otoe and Missouri tribes.
A humorous exchange features Doctor Bill boasting about earning over $500 in three weeks by setting broken bones. A friend questions the epidemic joke as the doctor recalls a previous issue praising a boy's article on constructing a tree shanty.
A dialogue questions Washington as father of the country and as stepfather of the Constitution. Reed confirms Washington as father while noting the Constitution’s adoption per history referenced by the New York Journal.
The principal rivers and streams of Tasmania have been stocked with the fry of English salmon, brook trout, salmon trout, and Loch Leven trout. Mrs Austin's new dress is fine as silk.
A humorous Cleveland Plain Dealer note recalls a passenger’s fat pug being squeezed into a dachshund after a crowded Euclid car ride. The tale ends with the dog safely retrieved at Lake View.
An offer invites readers to request a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder from Allen 8 in Olmsted Le Roy New York. The powder claims to cure tired sweating damp swollen feet and make tight shoes fit. It is advertised as a remedy for corns and bunions and is available at druggists and shoe stores.
A Life dialogue sketches a mistaken blame as a wife accuses her husband of loud breakfast quarrel. The husband responds he believed it was her in the next room, revealing a comic misidentification amid a kitchen scene.
The Nickel Plate Road markets its shortest line to Buffalo and the Pan American Exposition with April 30 1901 rates on any one of its Peerless Trio of Daily Express trains. Contact agents C A Asterlin or RK J Hamilton in Fort Wayne Indiana by write wire phone or visit.
Classified notice from Fort Wayne Indiana advertises air cushion rubber stamps and printing outfits including Datera and other supplies. Readers are invited to mail price listings to Lock Box 219.
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