Colum bia Considers Paris Medal Purchase Amid Exhibition Praise
The New York Tribune reports Paris Exposition awards to American universities include diplomas but not gold medals without a 120 dollar payment. Columbia University, among others, received diplomas and questioned if the medal is worth the price as officials prefer the diploma and its proof of exhibit existence.
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PP Art Assorica
Paris
Iustead
Universit Columbia University
Aleo
Columbia
Chicago
Europe
New York Tribune
Boschee's German Syrup Popular Cough Remedy
German Syrup by Dr A Boschee, a renowned physician, is presented as a proven remedy for coughs colds and lung issues. It claims rapid relief with three doses and has reportedly sold two million bottles annually since its US introduction in 1968, offered here by McKenway Ashworth with prize almanac.
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A. Boschee
Boschee
United States
McKenway & Ashworth
Earnest ad Mrs Lina Beck visits son in Connersville
Mrs Lina Beck visits her son Wa Beck in Connersville. Clara Watt ill after a recent accident with a badly fractured rib. Ohio relatives visit Reese Boy and family. Christmas Tree at Rebinson's Chapel Monday evening. Edina Wedges visits friends locally Saturday afternoon. Rev J Miller dines with Rev Green and family. Mee George Watt feludisposed. Reese Eby and wife dine with mother in Connersville. Robie Heary and wife visit Tennie Biby and wife. two couples celebrate wedding anniversaries. Simpeon of Connersville joined cementing beings and large collar Sip Greve. Fiant a daughter epbat Gueday with John Whiter'. Mesere Lew eay and fam Sa with Seamiliea. Sid Sealey and family move to Cantorriile this week.
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Lina Beck
Beck
Connersville
Clara Watt
Ohio
Reese Boy
Rebinson’s Chapel
Dee
Edina Wedges
Jense Miller
Revi Green
George Watt
Reese Eby
Bat- Robie Heary
Suan
Tennie Biiby
Raat Simpeon
Fiant
Epbat Gueday
John Whiter
Lew &E Ay
Seamiliea
Sealey
Cantorriile
Thom Saye Finds Fret Relief After Cure Claim
Fragmentary text notes someone named Thom Saye finding relief after a fretful period and referencing Shinkle’s Cure for Dy a with a claim of a complete cure. Mentions Madison, Ind, and Ward Jomieon with unclear date context.
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Thom Saye
Gad
Shinkle
Dya
Pete
Tte Vieber
Madison
Ind
Ward Jomieon
Alquina notes and social items amid illnesses and rumors
Grandmother Lauon remains on the alck list while Mrs. Chester Roberts fights typhoid fever with a favorable outlook. Frank Netty’s missing horse gear was found with the blanket stolen. Will Moore has a sick child with long fever. Billy Heim will rewire after holidays. A midweek wedding: Mrs. Phoebe Baufman and Mr. Wentz of Waterloo Tp. Both near fifty. Scarlet fever looms but news is hopeful. L. T. Young buys a fine driver. M. E. Church hosts Christmas Eve entertainment with music, recitations, and a tree. free admission.
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Lauon
Chester Roberts
Frank Netty
Conneragilla
Will Moore
Billy Heim
Middle Fife
Phoebe Baufman
Mr. Wentz
Waterloo
M. E. Church
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Advice Ad
Promotes August Flower as a remedy for dyspepsia and liver issues with symptoms listed. Claims most Americans suffer these conditions and promises relief after two doses. Mentions price of 75 cents and availability from McKennan & Ashworth with Green's Prize Almanac. Also notes France publishing more serious books than Britain or the US.
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United States
McKennan & Ashworth
France
Great Britain
England
Krause's Cold Cure Capsules Offer Quick Relief
Modern cold remedy praised for rapid relief in stubborn cases. Capsule form touted as easy to take, with a 25 cent price tag. Sold by McKannen and Ashworth.
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Krause
McKannen & Ashworth
Local notes include theater crowd. Christmas plans loom
AEC LE Ry and Caldwell families feature in town chatter with social visits and theater crowds at Andre's Theatre for Connersville event. Allen Armacost listed among residents recuperating after relapse. several locals plan a white Christmas while Lewie Leffingwell hosts guests. A reader testifies Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia cured him after a moving testimonial from Wyoming Ohio. Ward Jemison
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Geo. W. Cameron
Mondle
Ind
Wyoming
Ohio
Misa Mollie Cameron
P. U
Ward Jemison
Everton Correspondence Highlights Local Social and Illness News
Frank Lake and daughter from Elizabethtown visit relatives as Ed and Will Lake travel from New Trenton. Mrs Lafe Cockafair suffers a second heart neuralgia attack this week. Crystal Young has a mild scarlet fever, no new cases. Oyster supper by League and Ald Society a financial and social success. Odd Fellows plan a banquet next Saturday. Clyde Piper and wife visit Red Dick relatives in Henry county. A young townsman attends Blooming Grove church. revival continues. EK S Lake family returned from Hartsville visit. Xman entertainment urged for next Monday. Illness of Miss Mead Williams reported. Mrs Theodore Grubb recovering. Miss Chrissie Bhillieger delivers good paper at Epworth Lasque. Mrs Bam Bagkous back on streets. Boeces Dukate notes a wall in chief neotheeny, inflicting a painful noe.
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the Courier
Frank Lake
Elizabethtown
Ind
Will Lake
Trenton
Lafe Cockafair
Crystal Young
League and Ald Society
Odd Fellows
Clyde Piper
Henry County
Xman Entertainment
Misa Mead Williams
Theodore Grubb
Chrissie Bhillieger
Epworth Lasque Semday
Bam Bagkous
Boeces Dukate
The Best Cold Cure Pleases Busy Readers
A concise note highlights a cold remedy that won’t interrupt work. It contrasts it with quinine products that may affect the head or bearing and mentions a questionable “Krash, Gold Onep Price Sic” from McKennan &.
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McKennan
Unclear fragment from Georgia Courier page highlights social notes
Fragmentary text mentions Theodore Grubb, Maude Williams and a twenty second birthday party. References a week of improvement, a closed period, and a Christmas entertainment at Sa yenagine with friends preparing for an event.
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Courier
Theodore Grubb
Suerman
Maude Williams
Sa Yenagine
Notice of 1900 city tax in Connersville Indiana
Orry tak notice for the year 1900 taxes due in Connersville Indiana. Current taxes payable on or before the first Monday of May. Delinquent taxpayers must settle at once as treasurer may levy on property. Tax rate: one percent per $1000 of taxable property and fifty cents per taxable poll. Thomas M. Lurie City Treasurer Swke.
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Conneraville
Indiana
Connersville
Thomas M. Lirrie
Resolutions of Respect For Lee Sacre
The Aiguina M EB Sunday School passed resolutions in memory of Lee Sacre noting the loss of a bright and loving scholar. The group extends sympathy to the family and plans publication of the resolutions in county papers.
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Aiguina M. EB
Lee Sacre
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