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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
1
Humors are vitiated fluids in the veins affecting tissues. They arise from defective digestion or inheritance and show as skin eruptions salt rheum eczema pimples boils and general debility. Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the system and expels humors. It is the best medicine for all humors.
Mrs J C Tarken koph hosted a holiday reception at her Western avenue home with daughter Misa Blanche in attendance for Mrs £ Levy who recently moved to Comneravilla. One hundred guests enjoyed pink and white decor, Neapolitan cream and coffee, music by Zell Hart and George Billa, and out of town guests Mrs Fuller and Mrs Guy Abercrombie. M Holberg Co advertised Christmas merchandise with extended store hours.
The Times News announces a new home on Court Street and a seven column paper to match Connersville's growth. It describes a modern Standard press with improved drum cylinders, faster run speed, exact registers, and labor-saving features. The editors invite readers to tour the office and subscribe.
The Eventua News chronicles a price reduction to one dollar for cash in advance subscribers with a rebate book making the paper free. It notes the paper’s long history since 1887 and expansion across Fayette county, plus a new No 6 Babcock Standard press from New London built for improved speed durability and quality.
A catalog of old time remedies lists conditions such as worm fever colic teething crying wakfulness and indigestion with numbered entries including neuralgia toothache headache rheumatic pains malaria chills and catarrh. The section also notes kidney disease nervous debility and urinary weakness among the ailments and presents various dosages or prices.
Mrs Johnathan Brown fractured her right arm when she slipped on an icy Fourth Street step and was treated by Dr Dillman. Mrs Henry Debora of Maplewood slipped on ice while sweeping a porch and broke three bones in her right foot, receiving similar attention.
In Brookville circuit court last week the jury found Al King John Johns and J P Hahn guilty of bancoe foot racing frauds that swindled about 1700 from numerous men. Sentences range two to fourteen years in the penitentiary with possible appeals. Prosecutors Gray O Harr O Byrne Renbex Conner Kidney led the case for the state.
Card of Thanks from James Gopparp and Fawny expressing gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during their son's sickness and passing. They wish God's blessing on all who helped.
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