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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
6
Correspondent notes welcome rain this morning. Eld. T. M. Wiles of Anderson preaches the first Sunday in June and attends the teachers reunion on the 6th. Local painters beautify homes. F D White visited last week soliciting for Counter Hope. hopes for success as the paper remains popular. Everyone invited to the June 6 reunion for teachers, pupils, and guests.
A Terre Haute note from 1897 quotes a prominent business figure saying the town is healthier now. The letter by R Fostex Jemisson credits Wr. Suinkle’s remedy for dyspepsia indigestion heartburn and nervous headaches, claiming it cured years of illness and endorsing it for others.
The Falmouth Courier reports farmers nearing corn planting and lists social visits. John Logan and wife visited relatives in Lewisville. Bert Fry and wife from Connersville spent time with Fred Carmony's grandfather in Indianapolis. Fred Beckett of Connersville shopped for McCormick products. William Kindel and family attended Catholic services in Rushville. John Collier, just back from the Philippines, greeted friends. Mrs. Elizabeth Quenzer suffers rheumatism. Mr. Bartlett of Lewisville stopped by to see friends.
Mrs. H. C. Warner of Burma Vermont testifies to RIPANS TABULES curing long standing dyspepsia and indigestion after doctors and remedies failed. She details rapid relief within a day and ongoing improvement, noting newfound appetite and energy while praising the product and its ease of use.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions remedies for digestive or health troubles and patients with unspecified ailments. Key names and details are unclear, making precise interpretation difficult.
Various entries recount visits by residents and visitors in Brownsville and Liberty, including Sheriff J. H. Yargan and J. C. Gilmore conducting business, a marriage of Henry Gavin and Miss Beasie Hennery, and a big Masonic day planned for May 29 with speakers Congressman Watson and clergymen. The article notes property transactions, bridge contracts over White Water at Honeyman’s Ford, church baptisms, and Rebekah Assembly attendance in Indianapolis.
The advertisement claims dyspepsia and liver symptoms plague over 75 percent of Americans and lists sour stomach headaches constipation heartburn and other ailments. It urges buying August Flower at 75 cents with a note that two doses relieve symptoms. It also promotes Green's Prize Almanac by McKennan & Ashworth.
Local residents and visitors are listed with their towns and relations. Names include Walter Neffe Maude Brumfiel James Handley Elijah Elliott Theo Grubb Kellam Hayden Lewis Robert Eskew Milton Trasler Junolia Stewart Charles Maze William Harra and M. S. Larimore. A church social at Bentley is announced for Saturday May 25 with temperance speaker M. S. Larimore.
Indianapolis readers share a testimonial praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for curing stomach distress after doctors' medicines failed. The item also catalogs local notices, births, visits, sermons, and community happenings from Connersville and nearby towns, ending with aWant ad seeking an active Indiana delivery and collection man for a manufacturing wholesale firm.
Eva Custer called on friends in Alpine on Monday. Jeaae Kingery of Blooming Grove visited Alonzo Garrison on Tuesday. Eliza Neal and children spent the weekend with relatives. Frank Brownie visited John Haire and wife. Ed Feire and Mr Caswell of Connersville visited Bro Moore. Moore preached to a large congregation Sunday. Milton Larimore gave a gospel temperance lecture Sunday evening. No Sunday School next Sunday due to the Convective at Columbia. Mrs Eliza Neal and Rosa Garrison traded at Laurel Saturday evening. Maud and Nellie Robinson of Laurel visited Joel Foster Sunday. Harry Foster returned to Connersville Monday. Fred Buzendahl visited Sunday. Garrison family spent Sunday with his father. Several from this place went to Cannaraville Monday. Decoration Day will come here. Ben Fisher and family spent Sunday with his brother.
A short ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for stomach trouble and headaches. It claims users will forget they ever had ailments and cannot have them again, praising the product as pleasant to take and recommending subscription.
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