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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
1
Brooklyn resident Miss Alice ONeil of 312 Adams Street credits Peruna with saving her life after a serious cold and cough threatened lung illness. She reports rapid improvement within a week and full health after four weeks of use.
Public notice-like testimonial column extols Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh coughs colds and related winter ailments. Letters from Miss I M Isaacs and others praise relief and urge readers to consult Dr Wartman and seek a Peruna Almanac promotion includes offer to obtain free almanac through druggists.
Indiana National Guard unit from Connersville staged a mock regimental exercise before a large crowd despite extreme cold. Post 121 G A R and Spanish War veterans joined as observers as the Browns and Bines forces clashed with trenches and artillery in a disciplined display led by Lt Reynolds and Major Roots. The event highlighted the town’s band, drum major Krautter, and praise from spectators for the guardsmen’s drill.
Horace W. Whayman N J Leash and N E Seholhammer of Dayton Perry Mack of Glenwood met at the Meltaur ian Hotel to discuss incorporations for the Interstate Mood Co. of Indians, aiming to aid Didiana stock feeders and breeders. There is no cough medicine in Foley Honey and Tar. It contains no opiates or poisons and is sold by MokMan man & Son.
Lov Taase Miller presided at a Maplewood ceremony followed by a formal dinner later. Afterward Mrs. Vea Zl departed with her husband for Huntington Indiana for a visit before returning to Connersville to begin housekeeping. The bride, popular for attentive service at the Central Union Telephone Exchange, is linked to J W Zolli and Virg du BP Kouwer families.
Mr Quincy Juyous and Mies May Caffee of Andersonville wed by Rev Jesse Miller at the Maplewood home. After the ceremony the couple visits Centers ville then plans to settle near Mr Jonnathan Levers onfte. The bridegroom is about twenty and the bride about seventeen. The Times-Nuns extends congratulations.
An interurban baseball league was launched at Grind Hotel in Indianapolis with eight cities named including Crreentintd Hirstville Shelbyville Richmond Frankfort New Castle Connersville and Duesseldorfere. Hieltown Greenfield was elected president and Harry Sielken secretary with committees for Organization Scheduling and Transportation. Games total sixty per team starting around May 1st. The league aims to secure financial support and align with the National Association of Minor Leagues. The same issue notes the Thanksgiving musical and banquet for Oconksl Connell of Rad Mer with over 250 attendees and a festive repast.
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