Pneumonia Threat Highlighted Cough Remedy Claim
An old notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for pneumonia and colds, claiming it counters pneumonia tendencies. Ss O McKennan & Son are named as agents.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
5
An old notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for pneumonia and colds, claiming it counters pneumonia tendencies. Ss O McKennan & Son are named as agents.
Dr Alonzo W Daum longtime Connersville physician and founder of Daum Sanitarium died at 6 30 pm yesterday at his home after eleven weeks of intestinal illness He was born December 13 1869 at Tipton Ind and married Sarah Schuler in 1894 His death leaves a void in the community church and family with survivors including wife Esther daughter and several relatives The Sanatorium established in Tipton and later moved near Connersville had been a substantial local enterprise and Daum was known for his civic and church leadership and generosity
The afflicted family members are comforted by human sympathy and the belief in a glorious immortality. The funeral is planned for Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Sanitarium, with the body to be placed in a vault on the Sanitarium grounds.
Trinity Episcopal church members report a hugely successful bazaar and supper. Receipts totaled 265.71 with expenses about 43, leaving 225 proceeds. Booths included Fancy Work Indian Basket Domestic Candy and Doll sales, with volunteers Mrs J C Mount Miss Anna Sinks Mrs C D Beck and others.
George H. Little son of City Treasurer Thomas M. Little and Rebecca Liane of Lewis County Kentucky married November 2 in Portsmouth Ohio. The groom edited the city news for the Portsmouth Tribune and Press and is happy with his new life. Everett Payton, formerly of Connersville, joined the same paper as advertising manager. Mrs Taylor once helped in the family lumber business.
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and aid during the sickness and death of husband and father. Mas. BoB. Bremeten asp Bastiny.
Farmers and Merchants Trust Co. sells a city lot to Oscar Mitchell for $1 and other consideration. Mary Pepper transfers a city lot to Charles Dawson for $400.
Master Carl Leflingwell, only child of Mr and Mrs Minor E Leflingwell, died Friday evening at Presbyterian Hospital Cincinnati after a long fight with lymphatic leukemia. He was 13, a Presbyterian Sunday school regular and gifted artist. The funeral will be at his home then Lick Creek church with Rev Mount and Wilson, interment in Lick Creek cemetery.
A group of boys faced charges of non attendance at school before Square Cates. All pleaded guilty but were granted an opportunity to reform without sentencing. Names are withheld. Chris Hood, eight, from Uncle Robert Hamilton’s home, fell ill with paralysis a month ago and has since become blind and unconscious.
The will of Elizabeth Anner deceased directs all real and personal property to her husband Peter Miller for his life with a ternal duty to provide beard and clothing for their daughter Stelle. If the farm sells for 2000 or more the daughter receives 1000 held by uncle W E Wallace executor. Stepson John E Miller gets 200 if estate is unincumbered. Upon death or if daughter dies without issue, share to William E Wallace and Maritha Pile.
The Country Club held a Friday afternoon event at Mrs. Charles Hurst’s residence with members in colonial costumes. Nellie Jones performed a solo and refreshments of beans bread cheese and tea were served to a guest list including Mrs. Haret Doddridge Watt Horst Chrisman Gresb and several Misses Watt Holland Green Jones.
Benjamin Fr Brumtiel born July 7 1843 Fayette Co Indiana died November 29 1902 at age 59 years 4 months 22 days. He married May Anna Jellie March 7 1866 they had one son and two daughters and three grandchildren with two brothers and three sisters surviving. A faithful Mt Zion M E church member under Rev Thomas Ayres he served diligently and remained hopeful through illness. He was a devoted husband father neighbor and helper to the needy and prepared for death before passing peacefully away.
Charles S. Lewis transfers a tract of land in Connersville township to Robert H. Gamble for 500 dollars. The deed records a private transfer of property between named individuals in the local township.
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