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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1905
Page
4
A lengthy testimonial piece touts Peruna as the universal remedy for spring and summer catarrh and related ailments in children. It praises safety, lack of narcotics, and lifelong household use, with mothers across the United States cited for praise and endorsements.
An advertisement-like letter from Amelia Sailer of Menasha Wisconsin praises Peruna as essential for every home. She claims it cures chronic catarrh from infancy, helps three children with catarrh, and prevents colds and colic. Dr S B Hartman Hartman Sanitarium is cited. all correspondence promises confidentiality.
New Middletown visitors Emma Genevieve and Lillie Hisenmenger from Louisville report teachers meetings in Webster township. Wedding of Rosealie Adama and George Oldham attended by A. J. Nannapel family. Mrs Veter Kannapel visiting daughter in Louisville. Elbert child fractures collar bone. Families moved in Webster area including Sizimion Rice and others. Charles Ludlow visiting Ed Hedges and planning Florida trip for health. L Farish travels for Louisville vinegar firm. Emma Heckelman returns from New Albany. Young George Keller’s son injures index finger in a cutting box at the barn last Saturday.
Misa Annabelle White daughter of Mr and Mrs J R White of Ramsey and Alfred Krausgrille Ramsey ticket agent wed at Rev Smiths New Albany residence on Monday. They depart for a Southern trip and will spend Thanksgiving in Jacksonville Florida.
Burraro Bini and Sappenfield families are mentioned as Bradford residents. Frank Baker hosts a pie supper on November 20 to raise library funds. Abraham Harper performs and jokes with attendees. Proceeds total 17.45 dollars with Miss Susie Sullivan named most beautiful, and Mr Puss Stein as ugliest. Local road work and hunting tales wrap the community update.
Edward Otto of St Paul Minnesota testifies Peruna cured his oldest boy after several doctors failed. He says they gave up hope but Peruna saved him and now they keep it on hand with no doctor required.
Mrs. Sarah Sappenfield has a relapse and is very poorly at this writing. Dr. Ghas Boston is her attending physician.
ABE WILLIAMS and Harry Hazzard visit Byrneville while Silas Smith battles pneumonia. Charley Summers returns from the north as protracted meetings at St. John's close. Pearl Hazzard shoppes in New Albany. Charley Sappenfield injures his hand cutting. U B Quartery Conference notes strong attendance. Elder J Wright and Latter Day Saints plan December meetings. Bible queries invited. For sale items include a bay mare and farm equipment with local inquiry.
Peter Elbers buys late Mrs. Messin property and A M Hisert acquires Elbers land. Christian Hahn estate sale set for Thursday Dec 7. Fire cistern nearing completion and water works trenches being dug. George Traub to host Thanksgiving shooting contest with beef turkey duck and chicken prizes. Lizzie Bachman celebrated her name day with a Sunday gathering at Joe Bachman’s.
Frank Fox, 26, tried by Judge Cook last Friday for stealing seven bushels of wheat from James P. Kintner in Boone township. He and a partner allegedly moved three sacks to a skiff then to Mauckport flouring mill to sell. Fox’s partner escaped. Fox says a skiff man brought the wheat to Mauckport. Fox faces Reform School. Auditor Watson appoints Sherman G. Briscoe Trustee of Blue River township to fill John O. Green’s vacancy after death.
A compact local item lists residents and visitors including Warrer B Goover visiting Dogwood, Nina and Florence Tolbert Hoke and Sherman Russell families at Evan s Landing, Lou New Mexico romyell leaving for winter with siblings, Edna Stromire visiting Emmett Reagan and Taylor Grass households in Alexandria, and Lois McRae Alberta Grass remaining at Dliners until June. Peter McRae improves from pleurisy, Perra Johnson receives an organ, Amzi Kirkham seeks treatment in New Albany.
George Mosier is very sick while Tom Abbott Jr travels to Louisville for work and J P Isterling stays in Indianapolis. Mrs Clarence Bullett of New Albany visited relatives here last week. Prof Jordan is now in charge of the high school. Mrs Agnes Brown and Roy of Corydon visited Mr J P McCoy on Sunday. A village pie supper was a success with a cake for Mabel Felmy and a large sack for Hol Byrn. Proceeds were about 14 dollars. Several attended M E quarterly meeting at Georgetown. The first social by Miss Emma Dome at her Mott school is announced for Wednesday night November 29. J J Bullett & Son advertise wagons skates and sleds.
Marriage license records list Charles J. Hess with Lavada M Daily James Frakes with Lenora Lohmeyer Ed Kintner with Edna C. Davis and Orley E. Creech with Minnie McKinster.
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