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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
7
The advertisement asserts kidney and bladder trouble affect both women and men, causing mood decline and loss of vigor. It promotes Swamp Root as a remedy, claiming quick relief and available sample bottles, with contact at Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
The prompt references Swamp-Root Dr Kilmer's with the label Swamp-Root and notes Binghamton NY on every bottle as the address.
Harrisburg residents report illnesses and recoveries including Miss Charity Ciard and Miss Ethel Hackdeman. Several locals travel, shop, or visit relatives. a fatal accident at a Laurel sawmill ends with Bert Baridar’s death after a lever accident.
An advertisement from A. M. Andrews & Co. claims Dr Colwell's Egyptian Pile Cure cures piles with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It emphasizes customer assurance and a full purchase price refund.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Glen Gifford and Charles Tate visiting, describes Tipton lawyers, and references relatives in Falmouth and Lanerel with scattered local ties. The copy includes ad-like lines about Brotz-Turkeys, Hayden pens, telegraphy school, and Dodge's Institute in Valparaiso Indiana.
A daughter was born last night at the Slater residence on West Third Street to Jacob Slater and his wife. A. M. Andrewe, of Lawrenceburg, reports he left yesterday for California to visit friends here.
A testimonial from Jerry Clewell of Logansport about kidney function and the consequences of neglect. It describes how kidneys filter blood and remove impurities, with a claim that using Dodns Kidney Pills improved his symptoms and restored health after five years of attacks.
Curtis Jett, in Kentucky, says he killed Cockrel of Jackson with a forty five Colt revolver firing six times. He claims his attorney urged a full confession to end the feud and avoid a first trial.
Five year old Florence Obsi dedi of New York burned at Bellevue Hospital after she played with matches while her mother hunted for a promised Christies doll. The child died at the hospital in a moment of consciousness asking if Santa had brought her cloth.
Notice to customers states Foley’s Honey and Tar is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates. It is recommended for coughs colds and lung troubles for children and adults. S. O. McKennan & Son. Piano students of Miss Emma Brown at the Central Conservatory gave a studio musicale this afternoon. Miss Brown leaves tonight for Chicago to spend holidays with her former teacher.
TY. Y. Manning argues in Luaden Gossip for abolishing the white shirt, calling it uncomfortable, unhealthy, and ostentatious. He claims it worsens bronchitis and hinders cooling sweat, urging an “antiwhite shirt society” to adopt a comfort and health focused wardrobe.
The article describes Fiji social rules where courtship occurs outdoors, not indoors. Lovers are pictured in breadfruit trees high above the ground, one on each side of a trunk, a configuration considered ideal by local maidens and tied to romantic ideals.
A brief quotation from Lord Rosebery on memory as the impression left by listening to friends' stories. The note appears in the Lincoln Springs Herald and Democrat and echoes the idea that friendship resembles a cautious credit, benefiting from sparing use.
A dramatic scene unfolds as Miss Mims and Mr Davis share beer, cheese, and pretzels while discussing a play and a town audience. They flesh out intentions, then converse about elocution and sentiment as they plan further talks, with remarks from locals and a minister commenting on politics.
When Shah of Persia visited England, King Edward VII hosted a banquet where asparagus appeared. The shah tasted half a stalk then discarded it on the carpet. The prince of Wales mimicked the gesture, quickly finishing portions and tossing the remainder aside. Guests followed suit, and attendants stayed motionless.
The strand tells of a starving stray greyhound that rose to fame helping its benefactor Mr. Foulkes of Manchester. After rescue on the streets, training led to winning the Waterloo Cup, enabling purchase of the Water loo hotel at Withington. A tombstone honors the dog on the hotel grounds.
An appeal for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted treatment for female ailments. The ad touts forty years of cures, openly printed formula, no alcohol or narcotics, and physician endorsement. It invites free consultation from Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, New York.
Sheriff Jeffrey went to Fort Wayne today to return Myrtle Johns, sent from this county to the school for the feeble minded twelve years ago when she was a young girl. She has since become insane and the county must take responsibility.
A fine lusty son was born this afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins on Nineteenth Street. The couple has been married eighteen years and this is their first child. Grandfather Isaac Hapner and Aunt Florence Hapner celebrate as the first grandchild and nephew arrives. mother and baby are doing well, as is the happy father.
Notice in Fayette Circuit Court. executor Hyatt L. Front seeks final settlement of Wilbur W. Jemison estate. Court session January 7, 1907 at Connersville. heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause why account vouchers and distribution should not be approved.
Charles Bailey and his wife, long residents on their Watersloo farm, will relocate to Indianapolis tomorrow to make the capital their future home.
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