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Newspaper
Connersville Curier
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1900
Page
5
A political editorial argues the full dinner pail as core workingmen’s goal. It contrasts Republican prosperity under four years of policy with Bryan’s free coinage stance, insisting a full meal enables education, housing, and luxuries. The piece frames dinner pail sentiment as a constitutional test for voters.
In a notice from Deaver, T. WM. Patterson asserts the Democratic platform aligns with the People’s party and endorses Mr. Horan for nomination by the Populist party.
In Chicago four years ago Mgr. Carl Gehurs warned that adopting Bryan's feats would corrupt youth and breed moral decay. He denounced public leaders teaching harmful principles as a threat to society, claiming such influence leads to contempt and ruin.
Milton society pages report Mrs Olive Williams in critical condition after a car gathering. Visitors include Misses Cora and Mary Brown and Merle North with Richmond friends, Mrs Jennie Stanley from Lebanon, and Miss Barbara Kern with Zelda Hartzell from Indianapolis. Local preachers and readings begin at North Friends Church. Nathan Huddleston of Dublin suffers a severe fall injuring neck and arm.
Four years of policy gains boast by Ammi Pettigrew and Colvorano Staines Gapette claim bold changes for workers, banks, and public debt. The note touts low interest, increased circulation, and Cuba's liberation, ending with a teaser for Krause's Cold Cure from McKennes & Ashworth.
NULLTOWN reports a visit by Quincy Elliott and family to Wabash County relatives. residents attended pole raising at Oliver Handfoys. Farmers shift from shredding corn to wheat sowing. Alpine residents Frank Stafford and Fred Ball visited the East Side. Uriah Smallwood and wife joined their brothers Samuel and James for a Sunday gathering. Mrs Juanita Stewart Ida Eskew visited Miss Rose Brumfiel with male friends. Attorney R N Elliott and wife visited his mother Eliza Elliott. Inez and Gladys Lockhart, Connersville, returned from country country school. Grand Rally expected Tuesday. Will Lockhart and wife visited Dav Brutifiel.
A vintage ad promotes Shinkle's Cure for Dyspepsia claiming it cures sour stomach belching and indigestion. It notes availability at Ward Jeminsons.
The Ross Thomas sale in Jennings township near New Castle closed at 3 30 after a 9 AM start, moving almost 3000 dollars in articles, produce and stock. Auctioneer J H Jewell and clerk E W Jackson led a well ordered event with strong community praise for Thomas who moves to a new home.
A fragment cites Prof. Lumeden linking sighing to oxygen deprivation caused by worry. It notes a tense interval before deep inhalation and urges ceasing worry, with a public health style urging calm and philosophical relief from anxiety. Also a garbled help-wanted ad hints at Indiana delivery work.
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