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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
1
A 19th century note urges buyers to question lead pigment purity including pure White Lead and Eckstein Anchor and Eagle brands. It warns against off brands selling cheap prices and urges consulting a painter to verify quality, offering a $50 reward for verification.
Cary Club members held a December Sur prise Day meeting at Mrs. Maurice Becker’s home with elocution and original works. The program included Das Verlorene Kind and a four course lunch in a German motif, ending with thanks to the committee and a new member.
Fred Huston a ticket agent at the Big Four has been very ill from rheumatism for several weeks and was taken to Martinsville this morning for treatment.
The readable fragment discusses cutaneous defects as commonly inherited or defective, asking how they manifest and are expected. It lacks coherent context, presenters, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a proper news-style card.
A 1967 camping hymn by Azel P. Newkirk written during a stay below Brookville on the White Water. It cherishes river life, camp humor, and angling, with lines praising freedom from urban toil and the joys of outdoor fellowship.
The Clio Club held a Christmas gathering with Mrs. B F Thiebaud and guests. Members featured papers on The Universities of Germany and the Constitution of the German Empire, followed by German refreshments and a token tree.
Resolutions express sorrow over the death of Charles A. Chiiamer, noting a vacancy in the American Federation of Labor and offering condolences to his family. The charter will be draped for thirty days and notices will be published locally with a copy sent to the bereaved family.
The article traces piano history from early keyboard forms to the modern upright, noting Zamp’s refined tone and the spread of pianos in Britain and America. It highlights E. Manlove & Sons, a Fayette county dealer since 1892, selling pianos, organs, bicycles, sewing machines, and more, with a focus on quality, honesty, and factory direct purchases.
L T Trasler com transfers a city lot to John Bauke for 146666 dollars. Ira T Trasler com transfers a city lot to Kate Linderman for 700 dollars. John McPherson transfers a lot in East Connersville to Charles Bloom with McPherson to receive a life interest from Bloom.
Miss Carrie Deidrick of Piqna Olvo visits Mrs. Charies Koblheir as her guest.
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