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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
7
Hay making in full blast and local curiosities fill the Alquina scene. Mentions of Clyde Bees in Dunlaperile and Mrs Newland’s cancer improvement mix with a humorous melody about Graphy and a hand crank music box. Local bakery and confectionery promotions finish the snippet.
Charles Hammond sold a colt to Orris Ludlow last Monday. Miss Altha Thomas of Fairview and Miss Lizzie Finder of Indianapolis visited friends in the vicinity last Saturday. Arthur Nelson was bitten on the hand while playing by one of them causing a painful wound. Mrs. Huston visited Alexandria last week to see her daughter Anna Frazer. Maggie Maurer is improving. Cattle buyers Sherry Daubenspeck and Winchel of Glenwood were in the area Monday. John Nelson is recovering from a kicking horse incident. Charley Wolfe and Thomas Nickels painted Mrs. Huston’s house and lawn fence. Villagers cheer the nomination of Mac and Ted for election. Chauncy Wymore spent Monday evening with C. T. Kerr. Raymond Darby and wife of Maplewood visited J. C. Foster’s family last week. Hattie Williams visits her uncle Ambrose Williams this week. Goldie Noble, three months, died last Friday of whooping cough. The funeral was held Sunday at Fairview by Rev. Wines of Glenwood. Interment followed in Fairview. many friends attended.
Prof Houton extols Green's August Flower for dyspepsia liver stomach and constipation noting its safety for regular use. Sample bottle offered at McKennan Ashworths. Also advertised are Ten Nights to a Bar Room presented July 7 by Busby Broa Company with a grand staging and strong dramatic interpretation.
Local grocer Leonard and Rieman invites patrons to always keep a resh clean stack of groceries stocked. The ad emphasizes fresh produce, staples, and reliable availability to meet daily needs.
Private Rufus E. Cummine of Company K 40th U.S. Volunteers writes from Cagayan Mindanao describing march to Muligan ten miles distant, daily routines, scarce mail, health, and a deadly post attack. He notes new machine guns and fortified positions, and recounts a sentry killed by a bamboo pole. He mentions letters from home and family, and a naval transfer to Camigueyn.
Mrs. Cynthia Westover Alden joins The Ladies' Home Journal editorial staff to launch Sunshine a department backed by The International Sunshine Society. The society claims eleven thousand members with no creed, no rules, and a dues system based on a single act of kindness aiming to spread good cheer globally.
In The Far Ringdons, Mrs Hankey and Mrs Bateson mock men, noting their meals trigger religious anxiety. Bateson recalls her husband Bateson’s pious fuss over pork and election doctrine, while she suspects practical needs solve more than devotion. Yourtus Companion.
Adults with cold symptoms may visit McKenan Ashworthe to receive a free sample bottle of Boschee's German Syrup. Limit one per person, not given to children without parental order. Claims include worldwide distribution and physician endorsement. a 75 cent bottle is offered as proof of cure. Dealers worldwide stock the remedy.
The Big Four Route offers half price round trips to Cincinnati for July 12 to 15 1900 for the International Convention Baptist Young People's Union of America. Tickets go on sale July 10 to 13 with final return by July 17, extendable to August if ticket deposited by July 14 for a 50 cent fee.Contact Big Four Route agents for rates and details.
Fortville Indiana July 18 1898 FLA Shinkle Munele Fuad Dear Sir Please forward today five charges prepaid one dozen Shinkle s Cure for Diaspepata Brewater Ward Jamison.
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