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Connersville Times

Location

Connersville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1901

Page

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PURE Lead and the Lead Brand Debate Warns Readers

A 19th century letter from Ward Jemison asserts PURE LEAD quality and derides off brands like Eckstein Anchor Eagle White Lead. He urges readers to test with reputable painters and promises $50 for proof if a painter disputes the claim. He cautions buyers to compare stores and trust recognized brands across the United States.

United States Eckstein Anchor Eagle White Ward Jemison

Sixth Annual Report of German Baptist Protective Association

Secretary D O Dilling reports for the German Baptist Tri-County Protective Association of Wayne, Union and Fayette counties. Details include policies issued 1 783 total in force 1 877 775 dollars, receipts from delinquents and assessments, expenses and losses totaling 10 772 43, and an annual meeting scheduled for January 23 1902 in Richmond. Officers re elected. resolutions praise management and county officials. The note ends with a furniture care tip about dustcloths and avoiding damp cloths.

of the German Baptist Tri-County Mutual Protective Association Wayne, Union and Fayette Counties Indiana D. O. Dilling German Baptist Tri-County Matusl Protective Association of Wayne Union and Fayette Counties Biss William A. Holland J.H. Jewell T. A. Shafer Mr. Lafuse Fayette County G. W. Oldham Richmond

Linen Shower for Clara Stolz in Blooming Grove

The Calantha Society hosted a linen shower at G. L. Freeman's home last evening for Miss Clara Stolz. About twenty five members surprised her as she passed to the parlor, presenting a cascade of useful linens for the expected household life. The guest expressed delight, followed by warm congratulations and light refreshments.

Clara Stolz G. L. Freeman Tos Blooming Grove Ladies of Calantha Society Thinery Miss Stolz Mrs. Freeman

Obituary of Alexander Caldwell of Fayette County

Alexander Caldwell born January 31 1843 in Fayette County Indiana died January 27 1901 in Indianapolis Indiana at age 57 years 11 months and 27 days. He was a thorough business man with strong Republican loyalty and active lodge service. He endured illness including la grippe and consumption, spent time in a sanatorium, and died bravely stating I am not afraid to die. He leaves two sisters a brother and many friends. a warm hearted community remembers him fondly.

Alexander Caldwell Joseph and Asenath Caldwell Fayette County Indiana Indianapolis Republican Party Harrison Lodge la Grippe Inet Alex Caldwell

Hunters and Trappers Ad for Raw Fare at Livery Barn

HL G. Alexander advertises buying raw animal fare at Jef Frey’s livery barn every Saturday with a brief dinner note attached. The fragmentary notice suggests a local commerce deal and social mention in a rural community newspaper.

Jeffrey’s G. Alexander

Arts and Crafts Exhibit to Decorate Schoolrooms

A city wide cooperative effort by Clio Adelaide Procter Coterie A D O U Cary New Century Manufacturers Fifth Street and parents clubs launches an arts and crafts exhibit at Heebs Rink on February 22 and 23. Proceeds finance reproductions and pictures to adorn school interiors and homes.

Uo Cooperative Clio Adlaide Procter, Coterie Cary The New Century Manufacturer's Fifth Street Eighth Street Maplewood Heeb’s Rink B. F. Thiebaud B. H. Herman Indianapolis E. D. Johnston W. E. Ochiltree J. F. Carlos C. D. Beck E. W. Ansted M. Jewiss L. M. Ellia H. Munk Ed Michener Upils EH. . Lippitt O. W. Nottingham W. 8. Rowe Flora Broadus

Catarrh described as a constitutional disease and blood condition

The article describes catarrh as a constitutional disease originating from a scrufulous blood state. It notes symptoms such as headache dizziness impaired senses and vocal and stomach disturbances. It claims a radical permanent cure through blood purifying alterative and tonic treatment.

Growth of Woman's Club Organization Historic movement

A historical overview traces the rise of the literary club movement among women, from reading circles to the General Federation of Women's Clubs. It highlights organizational growth, social and educational impact, parliamentary discipline, international influence, and Indiana's new State federation with notable enthusiasm from observers.

United States Bas Aingle Indiana South Bend Michigan Federation

Texan youth shows plain truth in storm tale

A 10 year old Texan, from a poor but honorable family, clings to truth after a yacht capsize near Lake Geneva. Rescued by a passing steamer and sheltered at a private villa, the rich Chicago millionaire’s daughter ensures warmth and shelter. The boy jokes he never has enough clothes.

Lake Geneva Chicago

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