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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary notes mention teams and players with blurred names. Pairings and matchups include Greenwood versus Boots and references to John Munnovo and Carl Staithoe among others in a late evening event.
OCR fragments describe a scene with unclear names and actions including mentions of visits and medicines. Readable elements reference Chido and various mistyped terms, but the overall event and participants remain obscured by garbled text. The passage lacks concrete facts to summarize a clear incident or outcome.
The notice describes remedies for coughs and colds and cautions against throat irritation. It cites misheard names and unclear terms, mentions relief in days, and references a local power and public figures. The garbled text lists several personal names and places, including a named person and an association.
J OH Fearis beat Dr J H Clark 21 Road with Greenwood toppling D T Roots 24. C C Smith lost to Walter Tiurst on forfeit while H W Tatman beat Chas Fey Ho to 1s. Huston EarIs defeated Walter Heist 664 to at. Raymond Springer won on forfeit over Renu ben Conner and later beat L A Frazee 88. R Springer and B FF McCrady performances noted. J Rus sell TOU to 79.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several defeated opponents and forfeits with numerous garbled names and places, producing an unreadable record of multiple obscure events. No coherent match details or dates can be established from the readable content.
Retired farmer notes in a Washington letter how the postal savings bunko plan would operate after passage. He describes deposits and box changes, with a dollar first deposit and small increments, citing a purported trick working in practice.
An article presents a dubious home remedy for rheumatism claiming a simple mix and dosage. It describes ingredients sourced from a preservative and vegetable extracts, framed as a safe, inexpensive treatment. The piece notes avoidance of side effects but offers no proven efficacy or medical validation.
Unclear text records a string of results from a Wednesday night event. Names like Myron Levinson and Chas Snider appear among scattered pairings and scores, with many garbled terms and partial phrases.
Fragmentary notes honor Cambridge City resident Mian as a Civil War era band member. Abraham Rummel and Willard Rumed are named in a confusing tribute with scattered references to Wartime bands and local soldiers.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Health Committee ballot in Read County with Dr Shoop and Lewis Ashworth referenced. Text is garbled but suggests discussion of pricing, tea, and boiling times, with emphasis on a health related vote and sample notices.
An article discusses the new Pure Food and Drug Law and cautions against harmful narcotics. It promotes Dr. Shoop's Restorative as a safe remedy for weak nerves and health restoration, claiming quick improvement. Sold by Lewis Ashworth.
An old advertisement for Oring Fruit Syrup and Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup promotes liver and bowel stimulation and easy feeding. The copy states Oring is more effective than pills or ordinary cathartics and warns to refuse substitutes from OS. 0. McKennan & Son.
A late 19th century notice describes the Mart Beyer property sale with bidders including Wood, More, and Austed. The ground joins the Jemison building, includes right of access, and the lot fronts 36 feet and deepens to tabernberg perdsate. The Vaudette theatre occupies the present building, with rental returning a fair investment though a three story replacement is not planned.
No pneumonia on record. A patient with a cold used honey and tar preparations but suffered constipation from opiate-containing syrups. Physicians advised sticking to Foley’s Honey and Tar and rejecting substitutes.
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