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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
9
Anna Kate Schweitzer died October 28 1901 at age 17 6 2 with family mourning her loss. Her funeral was October 30 1901 conducted by Rev H Feilgemann. Cousin Henry L Eishmenger notes family grief and faith in meeting again. Frenchtown area brief notices mention illnesses births visits and local updates.
The Hittile daughter of Mr. J. N. Powell stepped on an inverted ten penny nail, driving nails through her foot. Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved pain in five minutes and she wore a shoe again in three days with no discomfort. Mr. Powell, a Parkland merchant, promotes Pain Burn as an effective, faster treatment. Crosier's Open Carner Dine Store advertises the sale.
Resolutions from Central Camp MW honor the death of neighbor Fravel, a faithful wife and loving mother, a respected citizen, and true community member. The camp pledges mourning, sympathy to the bereaved family, and issues copies for records and county papers. Signed by S.D. Tinpall, Wa. Blake, James Pivman.
County Physician Geo W Seroxes of Hall County Georgia endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure saying it digests food and prevents undigested matter decaying in the stomach. He notes it aids those with severe dyspepsia and claims rapid, reliable relief. L A Riely & Son distribute.
Wheat sowing in the area is complete while the new pike in Heth township is about half finished. Prof. Rea 65 guides a progressing local school. Rains benefit crops as Henry Watson builds a new house with Isaac Reed as contractor. Grace Watson visits from Central near Valley City and Titus. Geo Watson family visit Milltown. Emmett Watson from Nebraska recently toured, returning west with parents. Lee Pitman, Heth pike superintendent, spends time with workers to ensure contract compliance.
The copy touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as a purely vegetable, small easy to take pill that gently assists bowel action. It promises thorough, certain effect without crimping or harsh force, claiming to strengthen and invigorate.
Highland residents recount weekend visits with friends in Brandenburg Paoli and Pea Ridge. Mr Natham Horner of Paoli stayed with Miss Olga Lent over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Edvward Snider of Pea Ridge visited Mr and Mrs William Snider. Miss Anna Wright of Brandenburg returned home after visiting her sister Mrs S Simcox.
G F Carter of Atlanta Georgia says a box of De Witts Witch Hazel Salve cured his piles without surgery and he recommends it to all sufferers. The ad notes it also heals cuts burns and wounds and warns against counterfeits by L A Riely & Sons.
Lodaburg notes a wedding impending and a sick list for Grace Russell. J F Russell made a fiving trip to Corydon on Friday. Miss Mary Steepleton heads to Michigan soon. John Taylor and wife visited from Dubois county last week. Adelia Timberlake of Heth township visits Annie Huysingver. Charley Pindell returns from Heth township where he worked on the pike. Frank Jenkins injured playing baseball at Laconia, now convalescing.
An early 20th century style advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure for winter illnesses like coughs croup bronchitis grip and other complaints. A testimonial from C B George of Winchester Kentucky claims rapid relief for a child with croup and hoarseness after doses.
The Commoner has reached 100000 copies in six months and offers a one year combined subscription with The Democrat for 175. This two-paper deal undercuts the separate price of 200, presenting a national political economic and social discussion package curated by Mr. Bryan.
James H Farrell of Chicago a long time Democratic leader and Illinois House veteran since 1887 is described as a prominent figure. He is a real estate businessman who has acted as Club marshal and aided campaigns across many states including New York for Mayor Van Wyck.
A German physician Dr A Rosenee extols German Syrup as a non experimental cure for coughs colds and throat troubles claiming years of test and millions of bottles sold worldwide It notes introduced in 1464 and recommends three doses for relief with price 7 cents and a prompt to obtain Green's Prize Almanac.
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Emery Black of Corydon visited near the area last week while Willie Justice Jr took a short trip to Louisville. Altha LaPlant left for New Albany to see relatives and a road along the creek is being built by Supervisor Arnold. Several Fink relatives from this place visited Louisville and Bridgeport for church and family connections. Maggie Fink and Lizzie Seibert figures appear in music at a Sunday gathering with Robert L. Stultz of Louisville joining on guitar.
Howard Davis is on the sick list. Joseph Pinaire will move into his new house. Cort Wolf launches a new line of candies. Typhoid cases are reported in the vicinity. Miss Emma Wolfe visits friends at Frenchtown. School progresses under Prof. Claude R. Watson. Blue Eyes.
Lame back and kidney bladder problems are linked to Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claims. Readers can obtain a free sample bottle by mail and learn more about kidney and bladder health by sending their address to Kilmer Sen Bing amton New York. Regular sizes available from druggists.
Mrs. Lena Voyles has moved to our town while Mr. Jacob Fessel plans a move to Illinois. Mr. Elmer Mosier will move nearby. A.J. Sappenfield made a brief visit to New Albany. Debates rise over recent legislature laws and the road tax, with calls to raise the rate from 10 to 25 percent. SCREECH OWL remark notes local sentiment.
The Chicago Record-Herald argues for free trade under the flag across the nation. Editor Kohlsatt, a McKinley ally, defends free trade with U S territorial possessions and says the Chicago Herald also backs it as an independent Republican paper.
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