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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
7
Anecdotes from educator exams in Indiana era. local color of Palmyra and Harrison County. reminiscences of teachers licenses, spelling errors, Ringmaster Dick Heth, Gen. Sevier and Tipton rivalries, Iron Bridge days, and Palmyra’s early settlement and Cross Roads era.
The account notes Sevier carried a young woman to safety inside the fort and later married her, Miss Kate Gardner. Biographers praise her unusual gifts and note Sevier worshipped her, calling her his Benny Kate. She is identified as the speaker's great grandmother.
A Corydon resident, Mr. Gutkese, recounts kidney problems and backaches eased by using Dean's Kidney Pills. He explains his morning stiffness and frequent kidney activity improved after trying the Foster-Milburn Co. remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. guarantee offered on results.
In memory of Mauda M Patterson who died October 22 1922. The verse laments sorrow and longing with family lines and a faith in reunion on the golden shore. An advertisement for Silvertip Gasoline from Reasor’s Visible Pumps follows.
New York October 8 Grover Cleveland Bergdoll a German fugitive plans to return to the United States to serve his sentence for draft evasion his mother Mrs Emma Bergdoll said on her arrival from Germany where she visited him She said the return will await court proceedings after an alleged kidnapping attempt at which one man was wounded Bergdoll was said to be preparing to submit to American courts and his mother promised a statement on his intentions when she returns to Philadelphia.
A Wisconsin Indiana verse laments Percival Sap who crashed with a girl on his lap and William Bake lies buried, using stark funeral humor to urge careful behavior on public roads and reduce traffic deaths.
A brief which notes Mary Jaye is no longer alive yet her Ford is described as turning thirty five. The item hints at a defunct persona and a vehicle tied to her.
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