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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
1
Sir Frank P. Lotich, dealer in stores ranges tinware and harness, will distribute ten dollar rebate cards to cash customers starting Saturday October 30. Cards totaling ten dollars can be redeemed for 50 cents off any article. Lotich stocks stoves ranges tinware granite ware harness saddles laprobes whipsets.
An advertisement for Balsam of Myrrh, a healing liniment for man or beast, claims it heals every wound except a wounded heart and is sold and guaranteed by F. P. Lotich.
A Courier Journal excerpt reports 11-year-old James Sidis at Harvard taking a university course after his father forced early education. The piece discusses mental athleticism versus health, the potential for early graduation, and the broader debate on pushing child development through intense study and physical culture.
A journey from Corydon to Pittsburg and Ellwood City includes family welcomes, a visit to the Exposition, and sights from the Dam on Yellow Creek to McKinley’s hometown. The writer recalls churches, factories, a $2,500,000 court house in Youngstown, and contrasts old homestead memories with modern Pittsburgh. The narrative celebrates the Lincoln Hotel and a veteran convention while critiquing local culture for lacking a newspaper or theatre.
Indiana congressman John W Boehne donates 5000 to Evansville Anti Tuberculosis Society aiding land debt clearance and 1500 for improvements. Red Cross and city county councils add support as Dr James Y Welborn notes about 1000 on hand and six buildings planned to stamp out consumption in Evansville.
A reader praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and coughs in children and adults. The ad notes the medicine contains no chloroform, opium, or narcotics and can be given to children as confidently as adults, with sale by Louis S. Riley.
Notice to physicians of Harrison County warns that delays in reporting deaths and births will be investigated by health authorities and possibly the Coroner. Emphasizes importance to families and medicine. Also notes local wheat shipments and misquotations in Louisville papers and a Milo’s restaurant ad near the courthouse.
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