03 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1906
Page
1
A local store touts a vast collection of new, desirable merchandise priced to create skepticism, backed by the broad Trotter guarantee ensuring purchaser satisfaction. The advertisement emphasizes bargain values and the seller’s pride in offering them to customers.
A local hosiery department promotes its extensive and stylish stock with the claim that it offers the best value in town. It emphasizes the latest patterns and attractive prices for men who seek good sales and reliable supply, and it highlights the Topsy hosiery line available at all prices.
The News urges voters to support Professor Alev as State Superintendent, praising him as a square deal educator with rural insight and plans to raise Indiana rural and district schools to city standards. It lauds his forward vision, nonpartisan approach, and ability to implement methods and policies for educational advancement.
An antiseptic dressing speeds healing of wounds bruises and burns and reduces inflammation and danger of blood poisoning. Chamberlains Pain Balm is touted as applying the same principle for rapid healing and pain relief. The ad urges keeping Pain Balm at home to save time and money. A note mentions a September 22 surprise birthday gathering for David Fellmy of Enison Indiana with Mary Crosby and Tillian Bridgman attending.
A town ordinance declaring liquor sales without a license within its limits led to a circuit court suit against Aforzo Elkins Lee Meoily and the Pani Retsine Brewing Company. Defendants conceded the complaint. the case was dismissed after they abandoned the business and paid costs. Several towns requested copies of the ordinances.
Mrs. Wic 1 forth states her mother, once frail from caspepsia, fully recovered after six months on Electric Bitters. The tonic is praised as the greatest restorative, improving stomach, liver and kidneys, with relief from nervous weakness. Sold by L. A. Lely & Son's drug store. Oct opatrica., at Dan Sunday school rally day, Octover St.
Bord Ab Monte Alonco Elleins Tee Enmity of Posey township Harrison county faced arraignment in Harrison Circuit Court on a charge of maintaining a blind tiger in Corydon. They pled guilty and were fined 100 dollars each, the minimum, with maximum penalties up to 500 dollars. They ran a restaurant with a blind tiger operation selling whisky rather than food.
W. OH. Davidson, a photographer, dislocated a wrist and fractured a radius near the waist joint after falling from a five foot high box while adjusting skylight curtains. Mar Davidson saw the accident and helped, with Dr. Neely later reducing the dislocation. The damaged passage ends abruptly with unclear text.
An old advertisement touts Kodol For Dyspepsia as a remedy to improve stomach function, digestion, and energy. It promises relief from indigestion sour stomach and constipation while boosting blood supply to muscles and brain, claiming dramatic daily performance gains.
Members of Needmore Camp No 4 MW A express deep mourning for Jacob Hh Vout, a faithful neighbor and camp member. They drape their charter for thirty days, send copies to the bereaved and county papers, and enter these resolutions in memory, with prayers and consolation.
Parted neighbor Dr. P H Schoen Win Flerve Amzie Kannapel J part ed neighbor Dr P H Schoen Win Flerve Amzie Kannapel J Death was removed from one midst our extensive Jacob A H Vogt devoted father and dutiful friend The Webster township teachers assemble to extend heartfelt sympathy through resolutions and share copies with county papers and the bereaved family
An old ad praises Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and colds and claims it prevents pneumonia and aids weak lungs with testimonials from Mrs. Geo Walls of Forest City Maine. It lists price 50 cents and 1 dollar with a free trial bottle and notes local drugstores. A separate church notice mentions disturbances at Wood's chapel and threats of legal penalties.
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