Sins of Sprig Promotes Remedies for Ailments
An advertisement notes ailments such as debility dyspepsia rheumatism and liver complaints require attention and promotes a complete line of popular remedies for these troubles.
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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
5
An advertisement notes ailments such as debility dyspepsia rheumatism and liver complaints require attention and promotes a complete line of popular remedies for these troubles.
Local and personal notes record visits and travels of residents, sales at Shera McIntosh, appointments such as Eugene Turner named administrator of Lyman Turner estate, and a court fine for David Poffenberger. Also items on missing Jersey calf, trips to Richmond Ohio, and upcoming office closures.
The County Board of Education re elected Jasper N. Davis as County Truant Officer after a two ballot vote. First ballot Davis five votes Holmes five and a half Osborne one and a half. Second ballot Davis seven Holmes five. Also notes about Rev Beach evangelist sermons and fundraising at churches.
A jumble of notices reports Mrs. N. B. Leslie traveling to Rockport Indians this morning and Mr. and Mrs. Mosher celebrating the arrival of a cow on Walnut Street. The column lists prices at Shera & McIntosh and Florence Mounts family returning from abroad with May Roots' death noted.
It is offered from a prescription of a top Chicago physician and features highly pure, scientifically blended ingredients. Sold by O. McKeonan & Son.
Large turnout for the A Dozen of Us club open meeting at Mrs. V. H. Gregg’s Eastern avenue home marked the last guest day of the year. Guests wore bright gowns and marguerites were given as favors. Mrs. Huston D. Fearne read a paper by Mias Jessica Manlove on The Heroine in Fiction. Out of town guests included Mrs. W. S. Orwin and Miss Orwin of Rushville.
George Myers baker and Democratic candidate for Councilman in the Second Ward had a frightening runaway this morning near Connersville furniture factory. His bread wagon was backed toward the switch as an engine and cars on the O H I line passed. The frightened horse dragged the wagon over Myers before it could be halted, but he was not seriously hurt and returned to finish his route.
Losses from a fall at Connersville Blower Co. leave John Williams with crushed right toes and possible amputation. Albert Ridge, a noted Single Comb Brown Leghorn breeder, ships 100 high bred birds to Holidayburg Pa and reports broad egg shipments this season.
Fifty two members of Connersville Christian church toured Anderson First Christian church for services and Sunday school. Rev Harkine, invited to fill the Connersville vacancy, was voted to stay in Anderson after eight years of service. He may consider an offer from Connersville and visit again briefly. Visitors praised Anderson church hospitality.
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