Cure of gall stones and appendicitis by Dr Habermel at Corydon
A sworn collection of testimonials from residents of Corydon and surrounding areas praising Dr. C L Habermel for curing gall stones and severe appendicitis without surgery. The statements recount rapid relief, full recoveries, and long term absence of symptoms after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Wiseman
Cr. L. Habermel
Corydon
Indiana
Dr. Habermel
Harrison County
Dudley C. Kinnie
Harrison Township
Louisville
C. L. Habermel
LD. C. Isinner
Roper
Kirgkham
Henry Sauerheber
Habermel
Catharine Schneider
Ind. R. R. 1
Lilly Raith
C. L. M Habermel
Shaye
Body of Frederick Krausgill Found In Ohio River
The body identified as Frederick I Krausgill aged 34 was found in the Ohio River at Locust Point Indiana ten miles west of New Albany. Elenry W Krausgill, a stock yards bank book keeper, identified the man as his brother. He disappeared Friday morning from 1010 South Jackson street. Funeral was at Maas Bro. funeral home and burial at Cave Hill cemetery. He is survived by three brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Locust Point
Ind
New Albany
Elenry W Krausgill
Stock Yards Bank
Frederick I Krausgill
South Jackson Street
Krausgill
A. G. Krausgill
Maas& Bro
Floyd Street
Broadway
Cave Hill Cemetery
Henry
August
John Krausgill
Mamie Krausgill
Courier Journal
Democrat
Cardus Restores Health Says Mrs. Cook in Dexter Ky
Mrs. Cook testifies Cardus the woman’s tonic saved her health after ten years of weakness and nervousness. She says relief came after trying Cardus and now she is stronger and more regular. Thousands of women have been helped by Cardus. Try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hickman
Harrison County
Indiana
Louisville
C. L. Habermen
Corydon
Habermel
Dexter, Ky
Forty acre farm for sale near railroad station in Jackson township
Forty acre farm in Jackson township within half a mile of Pike and railroad station. Twenty seven acres in Indian Creek bottom. Four room house, good barn, outbuildings, never failing spring near residence. Immediate bargain. Mus Wn J Canor R R 3 Corydon Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Pike and Railroad Station
Indian Creek Bottom
J. Canor
Corydon
Ind
Interrogatories Answered On Corydon Saloon Fight
Harry F. Kepner and John H. Heth respond to questions about closing Corydon blind tigers and illegal drug stores. They cite raids, prosecutions, and citizen efforts, arguing saloon opponents boost liquor sales and harm families. They promise to report findings from merchants, ministers, and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Peter
DeMocrat
Charley Shaffer
Bucket Brigade
Harry F. Kepner
John H. Heth
Farm for Sale on Pike Near Corydon 40 Acres
For sale 40 acre farm with a near new 6 room house barn and out-buildings. Fruit trees present and on the pike about two miles from Corydon. Will sell reasonable or trade for Corydon property. Inquiries at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Corydon
Indianapolis Visitors Tour Old State Capital by Night
A party of eight men from Indianapolis visited the Kintner House last Wednesday and traveled by two autos to see Wyandotte Cave the next day. The group included Jacob P. Dunn, Harold Taylor and son Blair, J. W. Lilly and son J. K. Lilly Jr., W. J. Brown, W. A. Caperton, and Lt. Hugh Brown. They were greeted with electric lighting at the Old State Capital and Constitutional Era and expressed thanks for the courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Kintner Itouse
Wyandotte Cave
Jacob P. Dunn
Congress
Harold Taylor
Blair
J. W. Lilly
Eli Lilly & Co. Pharmaceutical Company
J. K. Lilly
Lily Sr
Letter from Geo H Mank on temperance and law
The letter argues for legal restraint of saloons using established law and condemns blind tiger activity in Corydon. Geo H Mank urges the state to let the law reign and avoid personal religious rhetoric while seeking true public welfare. The writer signs as a longtime supporter seeking individual liberty and societal benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Corydon
Geo. H. Mank
the Democrat
G.H.M
Public Sale of Personal Property by John DeSchamp
John DeSchamp to sell his personal property at public auction on Tuesday October 17 1911 at his residence one half mile north of Hill Grove. Items include horses cows cattle plows harrow wagons harness hay straw and more with sale starting at 10 a m and usual terms. Bills available. Price listed as $13-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DeSchamp
Hill Grove
Surrey
James Oliver
Oliver
Fertilizer Prices Emphasized by W. H. Bullett & Sons
During the sowing season the firm promotes stocking any grade of fertilizer you want and invites comparisons of analysis to prove price competitiveness. W. H. Bullett & Sons. 20-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moore’s
Mrs. Cookright
Mrs
Oore
Moore
Moore Bros
Joliet
Moore’s Ranges
Cen. B. Wahl
Thomas & O
Vv Connor
Jyis Tr
Hoosier
Pearl Street
E. L. Jones
Plymouth
Pittsburg
State of
Samuel Williams
Sae Patel
Omy
C. L. Itbermel
Catherine Waelfe
Sallie Williams
Corydon, Ind
R. R
Henry A. Sauerheber
White Cloud
Robert S. Kirkham
Rose Stonecipher
C. la. Habermel
Rost Stonecipher
Fred Krausgill
Rev
Martin Luther Peter
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