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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
6
An explorer arrives to view a daughter performing on a decorated piano in a scene cited by the Indianapolis Sun. The dialogue frames curiosity about talent, with a subtle undertone of discernment and admiration.
An old advert promotes Wemp's Balsam as a cough suppressant with a free simple bottle offer. It urges immediate action and notes the product is sold in 25 and 50 bottle quantities, warning delays are dangerous.
An early health advertisement describes a remedy that promotes daily bowel movements, claims to support liver and kidney function, and treats headaches. The product is priced at 25 cents and 5 cents in some listings.
In a stylized dialogue, Chicago contemplates a proposal to settle with China. Etiux doubts details, Vinisz predicts generosity and a plan to gather a load of pigtails for repairs. A mention hints at Mrs. Austins pancakes for breakfast as a regional tease.
In New Zealand the island of Sulphur or White Island rises 900 feet over the sea and is surrounded by a constant sulfurous vapor cloud. A central acidic boiling lake covers about thirty acres and vents steam and fumes from fumaroles around the crater. The island is about three miles in circumference and, with careful effort, a boat can explore the lake. The sulfur is very pure, but there has been little systematic extraction to date.
Progress in western agency schools under Miss Estelle Reel shows manual training improves learning for both Indian and white children. Observers note shift from sermon based education to practical arts, with kindergarten, nature study, and manual work enhancing overall instruction.
The new Ellis Island immigrant station in New York Bay features an examination and office building, restaurant, laundry, power-house, hospital, and medical quarters. Built at over $1 million with fireproof design, it spans one and a half acres and measures 165 by 400 feet with four towers, signaling a modern port facility for arriving immigrants.
Dr. Jacobi writing in the Medical Record notes a ratio of one physician for every 600 people in the United States, indicating a sparse doctor supply and potential access issues for medical care. The statistic underscores concerns about healthcare availability and distribution in the country.
A controversial discussion argues that Indian children have lower physical development than white children, affecting learning and expression. The piece asserts long-term racial differences in anatomy and instincts, implying limits to education across generations.
A veteran engineer recalls near misses and the fear of striking a pedestrian who misjudges a crossing. He recounts a close call with a man on the track near Albany while hauling the President's special, noting the risk when whistle, brakes, and reaction fail to prevent a collision.
In a historical note, Herbert Spencer never earned profits from his works and, in some cases, incurred losses. Specifically, his eight volume set Principles of Sociology ran a deficit of $16,000.
Classified copy advises sending orders to Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana and promotes cheap products. It also recommends consuming eggs meats with vegetables and fruit to supply nutrients not found in a solid diet.
A moralizing piece argues that glowing health makes women beautiful and cheerful, while ill health sours mood and facial features. It cautions that modern women neglect health for daily duties and that nervous strain from natural experiences erodes beauty without proper guidance and support.
Mrs. WM Bossk of 85 Farrington St Flushing L I says Nervura cured years of nervousness female complaints indigestion weakness and prostration after doctors medicines failed her she credits the tonic with daily strength gains and urges others troubled by illness to try it.
An ad promoting Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a life long builder of strength for women from youth to old age. It claims quick, lasting effects against nervousness, overwork, and disease and offers free advice from his office at 35 West 14th Street, New York.
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