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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented description notes the KO blow as a development in boxing, claiming ancient fighters chased the jaw and temple as targets. It mentions stomach punches and cites Dr Pierce as advertising medicines with potions and claims of “common sense medical advice.”
Vague OCR text fragment references a prohibition vote and a political message. Names, places, dates, or clear actions are not readable, but the snippet centers on a campaign urging prohibition and party alignment with a vote guidance.
In the early evening news item a rescuer named Heaey Sheets helped a person escape danger near the Poor House after a rainstorm. The fragmentary report mentions an eight o’clock timeframe and unclear details about the event and location.
Fractured OCR text shows a chaotic courtroom scene with fragmented phrases about cases and obituaries. No clear facts or named entities are readable. Readable fragments hint at a hearing or notice but lack specifics.
Fragmentary OCR text recounts life events of Henry Edwards, with scattered phrases about supper, a kohutne, a hotel, a panel, and references to a demonstration at a location called Valley as well as various names and items. The piece is highly garbled but centers on Edwards and local events.
Fragment describes pain and congestion with references to locations and names, unclear structure and possible medical guidance. It includes scattered phrases like bone soreness and pressure while mentioning prices and recommendations.
A woman outlined a life dedicated to the prohibition cause saying she will endure kicks and scorn like the apostles. The hour long lecture highlighted her clear speakers style and firm stance despite interruptions and critics.
A fragmented 19th century notice mentions Foley's Kidney Cure and a man recounts buying wood valued at about $1,000. Other lines reference medical cures and a local business named McKennan & Son amid jumbled advertisements and distorted names.
Martin-Chitwood case sent to Wayne County on motion by plaintiffs attorneys. Secrest-Wilson suit remanded back to Franklin County. Divorce granted for R. Nedburg against Leena Burgess, previously residents here. Burgess also linked with Heat & Power Company.
Report notes Charley Feigert as leading batter though teammates like Sti and Peigert show higher averages. Hoosiers sit near bottom in batting while Dayton and Wiedrgans lag. Shamrocks lead with a .349 percentage. Middletown second Krebs third. Miamiburg tops fielding at .471.
Carrie Nation recounts her numerous arrests and prison terms in a Chicago venue. She describes first jail time in Wichita Kansas and details padded cells, dripping pipes, and guards who thwart release, framing her as a martyr to her cause.
Fragmented text references unions, wheat conditions, and market mentions. Names and places are unreadable, with multiple garbled terms. The fragment hints at agricultural and labor topics but lacks coherent details or dates to form a clear summary.
An advertised testimonial touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney complaints and related symptoms. A customer from Connersville praises relief from pain, sleep disruption, and fatigue after using the product bought at Green Bros. drugs store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the pills nationwide at 50 cents with sale agents listed.
The text depicts a chaotic convention moment with mentions of President Henry and a note about two lanteens carried as a precaution. A bystander describes watching events, the hushville sighting, and a red lantern alert, with dialog about ballots and obfuscation.
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