Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Sick Kidneys
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a permanent remedy for kidney issues. It cites signals from urine and back pain as warnings and includes a testimonial from W. H. Wiseman of Corydon Indiana claiming a complete cure after using the product sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York. The price is 50 cents.
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Bright
Dean
Corydon
Wiseman
Ind
Lous 8
Riely
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Roll of Honor Subscriptions for THAR DEMOCRAT Readers
Subscriptions and payments since the last report list numerous names and towns including Corydon Ramsey Elizabeth Mount Carmel Kerr City Indianapolis and Washington DC with many route numbers and a few new subscribers noted by x. The roll reflects ongoing reader support across a wide local area and beyond.
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Jas Dalton
Ramsey
Geo H Wolfe
Elizabeth
Peter Day
Corydon
Florence Pate
Geo Bruch
Seymour Walk
Ebert Kopp
Sam Williams
W H Beanblossom
Mt Carmel
Geo Kost
New Middletown
Wilbur Lamb
Margaret Kaar
Kerr City
Cal
Henry Wright
Hart
Ben J Baily
Davidson
J C Miller
Bufford Watson
Central
Watson
Eagle
S A Taylor
Stonecipher
A Great Record in Internal Pile Cure by Dr Leonhardt
Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tested in thousands of cases with only two percent failure. It claims to address the internal cause of piles, unlike ointments or operations. Sold for $1 with guarantee by Louis S. Riely. Write for booklet.
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Leonhardt
Hem- Reid
Hem-Reid
Louis S. Riely
Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Indiana elects Robert Aley as new Superintendent
The article lauds Robert J. Aley elected Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction, noting his renomination and high qualifications. It contrasts with Republican candidate Lawrence McTurnan, praising Aley as a leading educator and predicting continuity and progress in Indiana schools.
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Indiana
Robert J. Aley
Hooserdom
In Grandmother's Garden Calendar by Curran 1909
The Youth's Companion Calendar for 1909 features Charles C. Curran's painting In Grandmother's Garden, printed on fine stock with thirteen colors. Measuring 8 by 24 inches, it displays months beneath the artwork with legible dates, offered to subscribers for 1909.
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Charles C. Curran
Leveth
Hicks Almanac 1909 Promo and County Fair Notice
The Rev Irl R Hicks Almanac for 1909 advertised for mail and newsstand sales with color covers and forecasts by Prof Hicks. Also listed is bread cake pie and chicken sale by the Presbyterian ladies at C P Trotter's store, and the Fourth Annual Crawford County Fair at Mayengo from Aug 30 to Sept 3 1909 with W S Hanger as president and H W Key as secretary.
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Crawford County
Mavengo
W. S. Hanger
H. W. Key
Asyviation
Notire Dame Lady Offers Free Home Rheumatism Cure
An appeal from Mrs. M. Summers of Noter Dame Indiana claiming a home treatment cures rheumatic and neuralgic pains. She offers free proof by mail, saying the remedy purges uric acid from blood, eases stiff joints, and improves overall health without climate changes.
Resolutions of Respect for Sallie Mlarkwell
Franklin Grange No 1593 of Lanesville Ind notes the death on Nov 1908 of sister Sallie Mlarkwell. The resolutions praise her as a faithful member and Christian, mourning her loss, and authorize copies to the family and Corydon papers. Signed by Lizzi Scheler Com Exyra LeMay Mus Leta Lyskowinski.
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Franklin Grange
Lanesville
Ind
Nev
Sallie Mlarkwell
Corydon
Lizzi Scheler
Exyrra LeMay
Leta Lyskowinski
Free Homesteads in Western South Dakota
A notice offers a booklet on homestead lands in the Rapid City district open to entry in Section two. It describes land character in the Sioux reservation, a state map of railroads and towns, a sectional map, and average grain yields. The pack includes maps and is offered by M. F. Mortis of Rapid City for fifty cents.
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Great Sioux Reservation
Rapid City
General Land Office
Washington, D. C
M. F. Mortis
Double Wedding in Jeffersonville Ensures Two Marriages
Edward Hathaway of Denver wed Miss Blanche Mellon of Crandall in Jeffersonville in a double ceremony with Wesley Curtis Connor of this city and Miss Lorra ine Engleman of Georgetown. Hathaway, a New Yorker by birth, works in Denver. Connor is a steamboat pilot. N. A. Tribune Nov. 20.
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Edward Hathaway
Denver
Blanche Mellon
Crandall
Jeffersonville
Justice Keigwin
Wesley Curtis Connor
Lorraine Engleman
Georgetown
Mr. Hathaway
Miss Melton
Conner
Miss Engleman
Mr. Conner
Walter Conner
Bank Street
New York
N. A. Tribune
Hotel Ashland Promises Comfort in New Albany
In New Albany at Market and Bank streets the Hotel Ashland managed by Mr J B Walker and Mrs N Button offers remodeled rooms and reasonable rates. The former St Charles Tote now serves guests with neat rooms and comfortable beds under new management. Feb 12.
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Market and
Bank Streets
N. Button
J. B. Walker
St Charles
Mouldings and framing supplies offered at Corydon shop
Oscar Keller of Jeffersonville was among friends last Wednesday. The display features the largest assortment of mouldings and frame supplies ever shown in Corydon with framing services offered at reasonable prices.
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Corydon
Q. J. FP
Ruspney
Oscar Keller
Jeffersonville
Will taunts son in law with rope to hang himself
The Philadelphia probate notice reports George D. Wolf of Sommerdale leaving $10,500 estate and in his will directs fifty cents to his son in law Charles Wenzel to buy a rope to hang himself. The note underscores a harsh insult amid the probate filing dated November 18.
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Philadelphia
George D. Wolf
Sommerdale
Charles W. Werzel
Charles W. Wenzel
Huntingdon
Advertise In The Corydon Democrat Sees Business Grow
An advertisement urges readers to place ads in The Corydon Democrat to boost business. It promotes Pineules for kidneys and bladder relief with a 30 days trial priced at $1.00 claiming blood purification and rapid relief, noting many testimonials. Sold by Lonis 8. Riley. sep om.
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Corydon Democrat
Lonis
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