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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1900
Page
2
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a Senate chair scene in Indiana with references to pride, speed, fear, and effort to maintain composure as a figure holds position or balance amid uncertain political tension.
The Gazette declines to publish Beveridge’s oration as a speech prize piece. It notes the style resembles a poetic tribute and fears it would be unfit for readers while pressing that the author and topic lack the required merit.
Charles Quigley a moulder from Danville Illinois suffered a severe work accident at the Moots Foundry when a casting caught two fingers on his left hand. The forefinger was badly lacerated requiring amputation at the first joint performed by Dr. L D Dillman. Clarence Perdien sold his interest in the Perdien House to Amos Tinder who will run the hotel after this week renaming it The Grand. Perdieu left for Pigna Obie on a short visit with future plans undetermined.
Advertisement notes a home remedy claim to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. It states druggists refund money if it fails and lists E W Groves’s signature on each box available for 25 cents.
Between eight and eleven on Friday, Herbert McKarlan entertained a group of young friends with a cake walk, pinning a tail on a donkey, and festive decorations. Miss Etta Thomas won the first prize a large candy cane. Miss Alice Brown received a tiny candy cane as the booby prize.
An instructive Warren Lodge meeting last night conferred the Manons degree on Sohn Bennett and others. Charles Gordon Frank Beller and Charles Baher received degrees with floor work praised. Attendees hailed from Aletamora Andersonville Milton Cambridge City and Metamora with H Riley and J Birehop aiding. A banquet followed amid speeches and evident enjoyment of the work.
Eleven year old Charles Glancy, son of farmer LED Glancy, was attacked Thursday evening by a boar in Orkupe township. He received a three inch gash on a leg but escaped near a fence before help arrived. Dr. Sipe treated the wound with stitches and Charles is recovering. The item also notes travel tickets sales by the C H and D Ry and local social notes.
Carrie A Bauer transfers a city lot to Thomas V. A. Mc Burney with a stated consideration of 182 050. The notice includes unrelated promotional text about medicines and refunds.
A collage of health advice, theater ads, and social notes. It urges heeding danger signals like red lights on railways and promotes Roux Stomach Tablets. Also touts a Three Musketeers production at Andra Theatre with John Griffith company and lists cast, scenery by E G Unitt, and fashion from authentic sources.
An advertisement urges readers with colds to try Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin priced at 10c 50c and 1 and sold by Ward Jemison. Emerald Lodge No 295 Daughters of Rebekah held installation of officers with Mrs Will Morgan and Will Shaw initiated. A feast followed the meeting.
Sterling Memory Co advertises Noo Bac as a magical aid to quit tobacco with guaranteed cure and free samples. The text also notes Mrs. Jamen C Chrismer returning from Milton relatives visit.
The column lists multiple church activities with pastors and schedule details. It mentions Second Methodist Rev Bon White, First Baptist with kindergarten worship, and First Methodist L. F. Dimnith, plus revival and Sunday school times. Readers are urged to attend all listed services and events.
Pastor George Thursiv invites attendance to Sunday school sessions for Junior and Senior Christian Endeavor groups and evening sermons at 6 15 PM at Logan. Morning subject Pr Cherity and evening topic The Ethiopian Treasurer are part of a Model New Testament conversions series.
An advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for a catarrh remedy that cannot be cured by rival firms. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and T Bell’s Family Pills, with testimonials and nationwide sale claims. A social note reports the Clover Leaf club meeting at Mrs. Frank Dresher’s Summit Avenue home with a guessing contest and prizes like a moquette rug and a china pin tray.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a beauty aid claiming clean blood leads to clear skin. It links liver stimulation to removing pimples and blemishes, promising savings of ten cents and satisfaction guaranteed at drugstores.
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