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Connersville Curier in Connersville, Indiana

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Connersville Curier

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1910

Page

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Great Judgment Day Promise and Millennial Hope

A speaker argues that the Bible foresees a thousand year reign of Christ bring ing universal opportunity for salvation. He emphasizes resurrection, the destruction of evil, and the restoration of the earth to Edenic blessing, with Israel first to be blessed and all nations to receive instruction from Jerusalem. The sermon rejects eternal torment and urges readiness for the coming kingdom.

Apostle Paul Sibie Abraham Jesus Christ Buddha Confucius Christ Adam Apostle Father God Lam Heaven Earth John Satan Lazarus Jesus Martha Mary Bethany Paul Ibisis Peter Israel Jacob Zion Jerusalem Garden of Eden Go Ba Father Adam Beast Christ Dieth Body of Christ Tabernacle Soltary Eve Lebanon Carmel Sharon Apostle John

Squire Pinkerton Warns About Cold Weather Manners

A note from Squire Pinkerton explains that a loud dinner horn noise isn’t a fox drive and people with colds still suffer. He says a man out in cold weather without an overcoat isn’t poor or crazy, just likely wearing a warm muffler. He adds a quip about anger when someone looks on a fall.

Squire Pinkerton

Franklin county business notes and managerial changes

Walter Masters of Franklin county is here on business. J A Wolf resigns as East Side Lumber manager. W G Thomas becomes the new manager. Feavis leaves for New Castle to work with Maxwell Brisco Motor Co and will promote Maxwell automobiles in Fayette County. He plans to open in Connersville on return. A duck and a rooster exchange a tale on advertising and recognition.

Walter Masters Franklin County J. A. Wolf East Side Lumber Company W.G Tvhomas Histon PD Feavis New Castle Maxwell Brisco Motor Co Fayette County Maxwell Automobile Connersville

Bear attack wounds Selma Lewis at Idora Park

In a brief note from Youngstown Ohio Selma Lewis daughter of Fred Lewis suffered severe injuries after a bear at Idora Park crushed her neck and claws inflicted serious wounds. The incident drew harsh editorial remark from the Four County Herald about sensational coverage.

Idora Park Selma Lewis Fred Lewis Youngstown Ohio Four County Herald

Quips and Folk Wit from a Roving Column

A jumble of sayings and stories filled with rustic dialect and humor. A Dutch woman story ends with a dramatic chase after a kitchen mishap, while quick quips on courage, honesty, and advertising pepper the page.

Cincinnati enrollment and local social notes rundown

Cincinnati reports 43 784 school children enrolled. Fr D White returns from Michigan business trip. Mrs Effie Hays of Glenwood visits Mrs Richard Hughes. City band prospects look good. Rev Beving of German Presbyterian ill recently. Miss Mabel Hughes hosts friends Friday evening on Sixth Street. Ed Barrett and son Roy return home after visit with Richard Hughes. Cecil Smith returns from Indianapolis seeks work with mut Motor Company in New Castle Monday.

D. White Michigan Effie Hays Glenwood Richard Hughes Mabel Hughes Sixth Street Ed Barrett Roy Cecil Smith Indianapolis Perry Automobile Factory New Castle Mut Motor Company

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