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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1909

Page

3

Freed At Last Mrs Ivie Credits Deans Kidney Pills

Mrs Rachel Ivie of Henrietta Texas says fifteen years of kidney trouble left her housebound for two years with back pain weakness and irregular secretions. After using Deans Kidney Pills she regained health and can work like others at nearly eighty. Remember the name Doan's. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Rachel Ivie Henrietta Texas Dean Doan’s Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Open Air Tuberculosis Schools Expand in Major Cities

Special tuberculosis schools have been opened in Providence Boston New York Rochester Washington Hartford Conn Chicago and Pittsburg with New York and Washington hosting several. New York plans three more and other cities including Detroit Buffalo Philadelphia Cincinnati and Newark are considering similar facilities. Open air schools in Providence Boston and New York show strong treatment results enabling recovery and continued schooling without risk to other pupils.

Providence Boston New York Rochester Washington Hartford Conn Chicago Pittsburg Washington, D. C Board of Education of New York City Detroit Buffalo Philadelphia Cincinnati Newark N. J Germany England

Darky on Trial for Bigamy in Local Court

A Walker County Messenger correspondent relays a Georgia criminal court scene where a darky named Crum is found guilty of bigamy. Judge McReynolds offers the minimum sentence, Crum pleads to avoid prison, saying he would rather go to the pen.

Darky Walker County Messenger McReynolds Crum Atlanta Constitution

One Single Thought Reveals Waning Wedded Bliss

The piece notes common marriage strain and the idea that within many unions the single thought that emerges is a wish to be single again. It argues that dissatisfaction often underlies perceived harmony and vows.

Avoiding Popularity and Self Control in Early Rules

John Wesley warned his preachers to curb popularity with rule 4. He urged them to warn loved ones about overesteeming them and to converse sparingly with those fond of them. The text contrasts a boy’s whipping with the wear of old age.

John Wesley Straightway

Secret Workers The Plan Upon Which Coffee Operates

A Memphis wife credits Postum with curing her husband’s stomach and heart troubles after coffee was stopped. He reportedly gained 35 pounds in a year and improved health. She recalls boiling Postum longer to improve taste and endorses the product, urging readers to seek The Road to Wellville book.

Memphis Wellville

The Grace of Giving in Sunday Lesson 1909

This lesson text outlines the grace and duty of giving to aid Jerusalem Christians, citing Paul’s praise of Philippians generosity, cheerful giving, and the principle that value rests in willingness and proportion. It stresses poverty and affliction, the bond between Gentile and Jerusalem churches, and the example of Christ’s poverty.

Jesus Jerusalem Paul R. V Macedonia Philippi St. Paul Corinth Carnegie Christ Jesus Christ God Earth Schaff

Pineapples for indigestion and cure eto promoted

A newspaper ad promotes pineapple as helpful for indigestion and urges readers to try Cure-Etto a home treatment for female diseases and piles. The Home Treatment Association claims a $1 course can be sent free to readers who mail 20 cents for mailing costs to Indianapolis. Also touts Sage Tea as a hair tonic and signs by L B W.

Cheap Coals in a Trainyard Gag

A light exchange shows Smythe asking about coal costs and Jones replying he pays nothing living by the railway. Jones claims his son makes grimaces at engineers as trains pass, a humorous domestic quip reflective of working-class life near rail lines.

Smythe Jones

Cure for Severe Eruption with Cuticura Trio

A Chicago man describes an intense itchy eruption starting on his hands, spreading body wide, and causing sleepless nights. He reports relief after using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, with complete disappearance in about three weeks and no recurrence since.

H. A. Krutskoff Wabash Ave Chicago Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Sole Props Bostom

Boy's Essay on Clothing from a London School

An extract discusses clothing as a universal article of wear. It notes savages or natives wear minimal coverings, compares Eskimos who wear more in cold climates, and mentions clothing shapes social identity with hats and frocks distinguishing women and girls.

London Eskimos

Engagement announced in Atchison parlor

Special Note from Atchison reports the engagement of Hiram Hardesty and Suzette Snarley announced after a late evening moment on Snarley’s red sofa. The couple recall a previous kiss. the young woman wore black with no jewelry and appeared unremarkable. The paper prints the tale for curious romantics.

Atchison Hiram Hardesty Suzette Snarley

Hypnotism Long Recognized by Medical Profession

Hypnotism has been recognized by the medical profession since the fifteenth century and tested in thousands of cases over the last century by savants like Charcot in Paris and Bernstein in Nancy, yet results have not justified its widespread use in sickness.

Charcot Paris Bernheim Nancy New York Press

Castoria Bears Signature in Safe Infant Remedy Claim

Important to Mothers urges careful examination of every CASTORIA bottle to ensure the signature and the line It Has Been In Use For Over 30 Years appears. A domestic quip about Bluster and his wife notes weekly fighting but peace on other days. Resinol ointment praised as the best healing remedy, trusted by John B. Dain of London England.

John B. Dain London Eng

The Sad and Splendid Report From Town

Solomon spoke in despair claiming his wives sent 700 samples to match on his way downtown this morning. He lamented a color blind outcome and mused that whether the earth is flat or round matters little if both ends meet.

Solomon

Rheumatism Painkiller Promoted As Home Remedy

A vintage ad touts Davis' Painkiller for stiff joints sore muscles from cold rheumatism or strains. It claims relief from neural gas and slipping injuries using a home remedy with cautions about suppressing opinions.

Erry Davis

Lost Registered Letters Found In Queer Plage

Five Schuyler registered letters disappeared on The Overland Limited between Schuyler and Omaha. The pouch catcher failed and the letters lay along the tracks until found by a car cleaner on the dining car tracks. Inspector Thompson traced the missing mail to Council Bluffs before recovery. The report notes the mail survived intact despite the mishap. A politics anecdote by George F. Parker recounts Grover Cleveland era spending advice from William C Whitney on gubernatorial ambitions.

Schuyler Omaha Postoffice L. A. Thompson Council Bluffs Union Pacific Grover Cleveland George F. Parker New York William C. Whitney

Fez Pressing Aimed At Turkish Market Custom

Across Turkish cities and towns small shops press and iron fez caps for a few cents. Moslems must keep the head covered during prayer and hats with brims are unsuitable for prayer rugs.

Catarrh Cure Ads and Health Remedies Parade

A fragment of old advertisements touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that purports to reach the disease through blood and mucous surfaces. It sells with testimonials, warns against misusing prescriptions, and promotes Wizard Oil for chest inflammation, Allen's Lung Balm, and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Britain buys more U S goods than any other three nations

The July report from Canada’s Department of Trade and Commerce shows Great Britain purchased $620,000,000 of American goods in 1908, surpassing France, Germany, and Holland combined by about $10,000,000.

United States Great Britain France Germany Holland Department of Trade and Commerce of Canada

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Johnny Curea Cuticura Icanny Wearne J. S. Blackie Allen Freddy Carters Brown John I. Brown & Son Mass DYOLA Burlington Vermon A. Ee Ri Ardt International Fur Merchant U.S Franklin H. Hough W. N. UL Spohn Fort Spohn Medical CO Goshen Indus Us Iowa Dollive Ottawa Cann H. M. Williams Law Building Toledo, Ohio West Indies South America Hamberg-American Line Broadway P.O. Box James McGune Mercer St Jersey City W.L. Dougas Avery Brockton W. L. Douglas Putnam Monroe Drug CO Quincy Ilinois
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