24 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
1
The advertisement touts a large store offering clothing hats shoes dry goods ladies and gents furnishings all under one roof. It pledges low prices and value for every dollar and invites comparison to earn customers through satisfied purchases.
The article describes how shoes should fit closely around the instep to prevent slipping and crowd the toes, with ample room at the ball and toes. It promotes correct construction and advertises Crossett W L and Drew Selby lines, Hamilton Brown, Adamant work shoes, and Walton Shoes for boys.
A retailer touts a large stock of hosiery and underwear with many styles and prices. Ladies fleece-lined and lisle hose, children's and misses’ options, and men’s heavy cotton and wool underwear are highlighted with values from 10c to 1.50 per item. Also promotes early warm clothing for upcoming cold weather.
This department presents women cloaks in Melton and Zibeline cloths in blue brown castor and black priced from five to twenty dollars. Fur neck pieces in new styles available from seventy five cents upward reflecting recent chilly mornings.
A local shop showcases fall dress goods with broad cloths 52 inches at $1 per yard and various fabrics priced from 10c to $1.25. Ladies cloth 60c, wool cheviot 50c to 75c, pebble cloth 50c, mohair up to $1.25, veilles 50c to $1, broad cloth colors 52 inches $1, fi nannelle 10c to 12c, and full white waisting 10c to 50c. Dress ginghams in light and dark at 10c and 12 1/2c.
Daily display of hats from Star Brand with guaranteed quality. Wide stock ensures customer can get the hat desired, with prices ranging from 1.00 to 3.00 dollars. Large variety of styles for men and boys including caps.
Store promotes a vast selection of men's duck coats jeans and corduroy pants along with work and dress shirts gloves sweaters wool and heavy cotton overshirts trunks and suitcases tele scopes and more to suit every need.
A local clothing ad urges men to consider clothes before purchase and promotes a premier line of Criterion suits and overcoats on display in Corydon. Prices list suits from 12.50 to 18.00 and overcoats from 5.00 to 18.00 across multiple styles.
We offer youths long-trouser suits from 3.50 to 10.00 and boys short-trouser suits from 1.50 to 5.00. A large range of boys and youths overcoats includes the latest novelties at buyer friendly prices.
The article explains that persistent customer service, high quality merchandise, and low prices create strong store crowds. It notes that ongoing emphasis on serving patrons better than rivals keeps customers returning and referrals frequent.
Local retailer touts strong sales as pricing remains competitive. The firm reports higher foot traffic and increased transactions across key departments, attributing momentum to value-driven offers and consistent promotions.
Henry Wright and J W Lyskowinski announce farmers institutes at Elizabeth November 20 Crandall November 21 and Corydon December 10 11 with speakers J J W Billingsley and D F Marsh. Full notice next week urges turnout and effort.
An advertisement touts Grove's Chill Tonic as having stood the test of 25 years with a simple claim no cure no pay. It emphasizes iron and quinine in a tasteless formula and promotes reliability to consumers.
A historical reflection portrays Russell Sage as strongly opposed to drinking. He argued men drink for happiness warmth or coldness and warned against the logic of such behavior. The piece uses a parable of a salt water tasting boy and a nurse to illustrate restraint.
At a Sullivan county funeral a phonograph played on the casket letting mourners hear the deceased sing a favorite hymn. Reportedly the first known instance of a person singing at his own funeral, sparking talk of future custom changes in memorial services.
A public notice warns Democrats that the final day to move without affecting voting eligibility has passed. It cautions residents not to cross precinct lines or streets that separate voting districts, or they may be unable to cast a ballot.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a fast remedy for chronic constipation. It claims to cleanse the system of poisonous germs and restore vigor while relieving sour stomach nausea headache dizziness and colic without griping. Guaranteed by L A Riley Son druggists in October.
Smithsonian scientists note lower animals show uniform lifespans within a species, unlike humans who die at all ages. The Philadelphia Record cites longevity stories such as Ajax the elephant said to be 350 years old, while warning most tales of extreme animal lifespans are unreliable.
Sick headache is caused by stomach derangement and indigestion. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and may ward off attacks when taken at first sign. For sale by L. A. Riley & Son. Seven essentials for health: sun light, fresh air, pure water, nourishing food, comfortable clothing, outdoor exercise, rest.
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