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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
7
A renowned skin expert condemns beauty creams and ads as oily and pore clogging. He prescribes a wash with warm water and oat meal, followed by a homemade solution of clearplas ether and alcohol, applied daily with a powdery film left to dry, for clearer skin.
A Connersville Indiana notice dated December 6 1909 lists multiple individuals including Tsador Ameul C Ek Dawson Joseph Decker Mrs Mable Gardiner A E Hannah Mrs Bessie Harrison Hiatt Miss Alta Martin M J Joe Morton J W Murray F J Nutting R W Preston Mrs J H Russel Fred Schillinger Eddie Schuck Frank Vance Mrs Anna White Thomas White Mines K Morrirr Postmaster.
NULLTOWN Mrs Little and Miss Gamble of Connersville spent Thursday with friends here. John Hilbert and wife visited Cincinnati friends Sunday. J A Merrell of Conn Vise buying and shipping corn to Cincinnati. Rolland Murray and wife of Glenwood visited S J Murray and wife Tuesday. Chester Hawkins did business at Brookville Thursday. Valaria Vannetta returned home at Laurel after visiting sister Mrs Joe Moster Tuesday. Perry Michner of Washington DC and Scott Michner of Connersville were here between trains Wednesday. Mrs Lizzie Wright Candson Charlie spent days with James Handley and wife. Mesdames Jackson and Scott Jones of Metamora visiting Mrs Chester Hawkins. James Sherwood family James Handley Fred Ball and wives attended Mrs Miller funeral at Metamora Sunday.
A brief note warns readers to recall Christmas is near this year and to avoid reckless spending as the holiday approaches.
Geraldine Bonner portrays a grim bread line outside Grace church in New York where cold, silent men queue for bread and coffee from a dead baker’s bounty. The scene shows hunger, shame, and the uneasy mix of desperation and dignity among improvised relief.
A New York cab driver questions a trolley road builder who avoids cabs to learn how much he could save by taking a street car. The builder refuses the cab fare and explains his preference for trolley transportation. The exchange shows a principle of using public transit over hired cars.
Commissioner Woodbury recalls a Central Park anecdote about a hurried man cautioned by a park policeman. He quips that even if grass is dying a sick friend would not benefit from a stroll. A traveler notes beggars of many kinds in Paris with a hat, chair, coppers, and a placard asking not to forget the beggar who is lunching.
The Kansas City Journal mocks territorial girls implying extreme shyness and prudery. It cites Wewoka Ada Wetumka Shawnee Holdenville examples, noting bashfulness toward sleeping cars living with sensitive dress and avoidance of plain truths.
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