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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
5
Advice urges choosing a single doctor and medicine for cough and throat or lung troubles. Recommends Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and Ayer's Pills as reliable remedies. Notes no alcohol in the cough medicine and long-standing reputation of the Ayer company in Lowell Massachusetts. Encourages patient to consult their doctor about this guidance.
The Corydon Democrat notes John W. Kern will speak at Corydon Saturday October 29. It also lists local notices about meetings sales and public events including election reminders and audiences for Hans and Klans.
Last Thursday evening the Presbyterian Church of this city installed Rev W W Tait as pastor in a solemn service. Visiting clergy from New Albany and Hanover attended, with Rev J T Reagan of Elizabeth delivering the sermon and Rev Dr Grossman of New Albany giving the charge. The service closed with a prayer from Rev Robertson and light refreshments served by church ladies. Tait takes full charge, supported by a loyal congregation.
A surprise party was held at Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell’s home for their daughter Mayme’s sixteenth birthday. Guests included Er nest Zabel, Leslie Bryant, Charles Le may, Jack Crone, Walter Crone, Albert Lottick, Edgar Blunk, Harvie Wolfe, Noble Farnsley, Morgan Trinkle, Herbert Nance, Arthur Ulmer, John Ferrell, Anna Zabel, Ruth Thomas, Laura Thomas, Nora Thomas, Grace Lyskowinski, Louise Swan, Goldie Toops, Orpha Toops, and Alania Evans. Refreshments were served and attendees wished Mayme many more birthdays.
A vintage advertisement touts Lane's Family Medicine as a universal remedy to clear the head ease stomach and bowels and restore strength. The tonic claims to relieve head and back aches and fatigue and is sold at druggists and dealers for 25 cents.
The undersigned FRANK LAPLANT announces quitting the blacksmithing business and asks all who owe him accounts to call at an early date to settle. R. R. 1 Evans Landing, Indiana.
Funeral services will be preached at the residence of James M. Winn by Elder John Harp on October 30 at 10 20 o clock with a basket dinner to follow. All invited. The notice ends with unrelated political remarks and local election notes.
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