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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1901
Page
7
The fair is now on with bands playing and crowds filling the town. There are more entries than last year, several departments display fine exhibits, races fill the schedule, the fruit display shines, and the merry-go-round is in operation as the town hums with visitors.
Mrs Lina Houtell wife of farmer George Houtell near Georgetown was instantly killed when a Southern train struck her as she crossed the track to help her frightened wagon team. She leaving six children behind died at 33. Funeral was held Monday at Georgetown United Brethren Church.
The State Statistician notes 24 007 marriages and 5 008 divorces in the year ending June 30 1907. Divorces reached about 21 percent of marriages, prompting discussion on legal and social implications and the need for effective courts and administration. The notice also mentions local visits, fairs, and agricultural yields with several residents and businesses named.
A Brockman of Burwell Missouri writes that three years of bronchitis caused sleepless nights until his wife found a bottle of Chamberlain's Conch Remedy. He claims complete relief and notes it is sold at Crosier's corner drugstore. Sep
An article on gastritis describing its causes symptoms and course and promoting Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a year round cure for indigestion constipation and stomach troubles sold by local merchants in Corydon Mauckport and Corydon Junction.
A party at Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson home Saturday night August 24 honored their son returning from Illinois. A large crowd enjoyed refreshments, music, and dancing into the late hour with many named attendees. Gou Goo Eyes.
Round trip fare of 2.50 from Corydon to St Louis and return on special train leaving Corydon Sept 4 at 4 10 P M with return on a special train from St Louis at 11 P M Sunday Sept 5 or regular train Monday Sept 6 at 10 P M. Tickets allow three days in the World’s Fair City. Signed W Briffett Agent.
Residents note attendees and visitors from Louisville Columbus Brownstown and Poseyville. Clergy Rev Schaaf Rev Troutman Rev Meyer preached in German and English during the Evangelical Lutheran Conrfederation mission services at the grove.
A vivid overview praises the Chicago Record Herald as a leading combined daily and Sunday publication. It highlights features from William E. Curtis and New York dispatches, foreign news, markets, sports, and extensive editorial sections.
Dogwood announces Baker returns from the West while Buckherms relocates to Louisville. Prof Zener oversees the school and plans a move. Miss Emma Gelbach visits from Dayton. Miss Lala Lillpop visits New Aidgetown. Net and Loureng Buckheims visit Louisville. Julius Nrew hosts a popular ice cream supper. John Elbert moves to New Middletown to start a ksmanth business. Lydia Elbert attends Norton Infirmary in Louisville for nun training. Mrs Belle Horn and Sinai Ruth visit from Louisville to Thispie. Lizzie Wicky and son Albert visit her brother in New Middletown. John Lillpop remains in town.
An advertisement extols The Twice-A-Week Republic of Des Moines as the best and most reliable paper for full year-round news. It promises access to all important world affairs, appealing to families and urging subscriptions via postmasters or direct to The Republic in St. Louis, Missouri.
I L Taylor of New Albany Bradford county Pa recalls taking Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to finish a bicycle trip after a sudden diarrhoea. He credits two doses before and during travel for a successful journey and later a dysentery attack cured by one dose. Crosier's corner drug store sells it.
Willow City North Dakota reports a strong harvest with very heavy crops. Weather is cool and pleasant, labor scarce with wages at 83 per day. H Albin builds a neat dwelling. Lee O Keller buys a new threshing machine. Keller and Albin expect a large wheat crop soon. machines grind grain.
Born to Mr and Mrs Martin a son at Hursttown. The ice cream social at Hursttown Chapel drew a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Tom Wright visited relatives near Prenchtown Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Barr and daughter Nellie were guests of his father Sunday.
Heat brings headaches stomach and bowel troubles. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin recommended as the best regulator and perfect laxative. Sep
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