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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1905
Page
4
A homemaker in Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming to banish uric acid from blood and restore joint mobility. Mrs M Summers Box 2 Notre Dame Ind invites sufferers to write for proof and details.
Transacting business in Corydon last Friday J H Jackson. The M E church quarterly meeting was rained out. Mrs Samuel Barksdale of Jula HK visited J A Jackson. Johnie Harrell age five fell and fractured both bones in left forearm treated by Dr Rolston Fredericksburg Jol Lofton moved his son Bela from Salem to Fredericksburg. Sam Feroek bought the farm of Rev Se P Stevods. Mrs Judie Kennedy died after illness. Funeral at Bradford. Geevased was about 7 years old. He left a note of local family gossip and unsettled items follow.
Fragmented text from Branford notes mentions readers and items unclear. several phrases reference books, events, and local names but specifics are unreadable. The snippet provides no clear actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
Fragmentary text references Gov stepertdinas APes and Peed weed with scattered mentions of Pho teas and Gord. Peters, Croyocdy Tabs, and Tow appear in disjoint garbled phrases, with no coherent event or outcome.
The readable bits mention a horse named Corydon and an appeal to Win Radley. Other phrases reference places and actions but are garbled, yielding few concrete facts about events or dates.
Harry M Brunerty Omar Dyer Riubert Martin wed Cora A Katou in a marriage license filing.
Mrs. David Schnell and Mrs. Peter Schickel are ill. Henry Koch and Charles Messin of New Albany plan marriages to Lanesville women. Local social life includes a party at C Meurer’s with prizes won by Louis Reinhardt and Rosina Stilger. A group visited Indianapolis on October 29 and expressed fond plans for another trip next summer.
Scattered dialect aphorisms reflect rural life with advice on money farming trees fishing and thrift. The voice blends folksy wisdom about bank accounts, crops, woodchucks, pennies, and the hardships of winter with whimsical lines on poets hunters and a nameless narrator.
A pie supper is planned at Greenbrier in Jackson township for Friday night November 10. The event invites neighbors to enjoy desserts and socialize at the community gathering. Proceeds will support local projects.
The text compares blood nutrition to fertilizing poor soil and urges analysis by a doctor to choose the right nutrients. It argues fat-rich foods are the easiest to digest and assimilate and may be necessary if a tonic is not sufficient.
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a nourishing tonic to strengthen the body when faith and rest fail. It claims Scott's Emulsion is pleasant to take and beneficial for wasting from any cause in children or adults.
Readers share testimonials praising Peruna for kidney and bladder catarrh relief. A New York club president notes improved health and appetite after treatment, while a Washington war correspondent credits renewed vigor and kidney recovery.
The article extols the Toxaway region in North Carolina as a premier winter retreat. It highlights the Sapphire country, the 31 000 acre estate, three sapphire lakes, deer, wild turkey and other wildlife, plus hotels under Toxaway Hotel Company led by J C Burrows. Noting altitude ranges from 2200 to 4780 feet, it emphasizes accessibility from eastern and western routes and predicted strong winter tourism.
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