March April May Medicines Claim to Cure
An old ad copy touts March April May as medicines that work reliably. It cites Hood’s Sarsaparilla as promising cures and keeping that promise to readers.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
5
An old ad copy touts March April May as medicines that work reliably. It cites Hood’s Sarsaparilla as promising cures and keeping that promise to readers.
The verse reflects a blustery March turning thawing and rain with hints of wind and mischief. It mentions a robin, hens, and townsfolk reacting to fickle spring weather, with playful dialect and imagery of chores, birds, and daily life. The piece preserves rustic character and a seasonal mood.
A charter notice from Castor indicates a new leader will take charge of the Boots Company in Ohio. Mr. Gaddher, recently building a residence and preparing to sell, is connected to the firm. Liberty Review notes Asa Bradrick’s wife Mrs. Bradrick reports safe arrival in Idaho and good family health as the town, with dense timber, houses about three hundred residents.
Charity M. Dale died Thursday at 2 PM at her home on East Sixth Street Connersville after a week of illness from pleurisy followed by a heart attack. She lived in Fayette County all her life married Wilson T. Dale in 1847, had two sons Marcus and Manfred. Marcus died in 1907 and Wilson in 1888. She was a Trinity Episcopal Church member for about fifty years and donated much of her wealth to the church. Burial planned after the services at Trinity Episcopal Church with family and friends to attend.
Dr Robert Garay on trial in Chicago for the murder of Miss Tenia Brown, once in this city and son of KR OP Cray of Orange township. He worked as a chemist in Indianapolis, then a druggist in Garden City Kansas, before pursuing medical studies. His wife and children reside in Garden City. The piece notes acquaintances and social events surrounding the case and mentions Miss Peat Ine Dentlinger and Margaret Pridgen receiving prizes at a social gathering.
In the city a new effort organized by Nahi Brascher aims to unite black business and professional men for mutual welfare. A speech delivered at a recent meeting was noted as full of sensible proposals and clear logic.
Report says Babe Wilkins may avoid prosecution for shooting Mike Poley in a Cambridge City gambling room during a horse sale. Witnesses Foley and friends fear indictments would snowball and have decided not to testify. The New Castle Courier notes the case hinges on wider prosecutions and flags a possible opening for a prosecutor to build a reputation.
Fragmentary text describes bereavement and memorial actions for a departed brother. It mentions covenants to record expressions of sorrow, publication in parish records, and sending a copy to the deceased’s family. Names such as Arsoterd and JOM Carver appear amid ceremonial language.
Real estate transfers listed includes McDurney to de Ba By barn in Orange township and Martha A L Deot in Chaters townshipp. Misc entries mention Shields to Jowell in Dennings township and a Bethel Baptist church meeting at Lyons Station beginning Monday March List invites community attendees.
An old advertisement warns buyers about a potent laxative product from the California Fig Syrup Co. It notes the full company name on packaging and lists locations in San Francisco Louisville and New York. The copy emphasizes safety to avoid misuse and mentions a price of 60? per dozen.
Major Rufus E Fleming an early settler in the state died in Fargo North Dakota yesterday from erysipelas. The notice notes his rank and status within local society and records his burial arrangement details.
A fragmented health text argues that nerve force powers organs including the heart brain liver and kidneys. It lists symptoms such as palpitations sleeplessness morning languor fatigue poor digestion and nervous irritability suggesting diminished vitality in women with aging.
An image text promotes Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills and lists the Chase Medicine Company of Buffalo New York as a seller along with dealer names and distributors including Meo Rennan and Son.
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