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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1908
Page
4
A historical medical testimonial describes severe symptoms from a kidney disorder with backaches and fatigue. It credits Dean’s Kidney Pills as effective, detailing personal improvement after use and a purchase at Green’s drug store. The passage reads as an old advertisement mixed with medical narrative.
The World reports Republicans are not divided despite internal tensions. The piece cites public debate within the party, noting endorsements, factional clashes, and candidates navigating a charged political climate ahead of key races.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a visit by an individual named Vatriai to a city in early text. No concrete date place or organization clear.
The advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a potent restorative for nursing mothers and women with gynecological complaints. It claims to boost strength, aid infant care, and cure repetitive symptoms from weakness, promising alcohol free herbal ingredients and full ingredient disclosure. It invites readers to request a free booklet for composition and endorsements.
Unclear text reports authorities claim a suspect in a case involving Mrs. Gatinese may be captured soon. The piece notes alleged actions by Lampiere and associates, with statements about the fate of a person named Nay and possible crimes tied to Giguness, but details are fragmentary and disputed.
The crowded ceremony honored graduates including Clyde Mastre Clare Curry Frank Lake Cuthord Roberts and Wilbair Elliott with Rev W Broosmith delivering the class address praising perseverance over plans. Diplomas were distributed by Druster amid reflections on character and responsibility shaping future paths.
The anti-saloon faction led by General Bingham plans to block beer delivery to private homes and to close all breweries owning saloons in Indiana. The draft law, if enacted, would prohibit much brewing business.
Industry reports show improved demand and longer hours at several large foundries. Factories are overhauling milling lines and upgrading cement foundations as production nears full capacity. Some plants have received sizable orders in the past week, signaling a positive trend in the lumber and metal sectors.
A large crowd gathered at Robinsons chapel for a Waterloo Powrship Took place last night. Graduates included Roy Layson Dore th McMullen Alta Porter Anna M Maze Henry straight Paul K Wright and Howard Greene. Recitations were given by Fleury straight and Alta Porter. The speaker Theme Kuhn urged child mind development and education. Presenters distributed many gifts to graduates and praised William Maze for leadership.
Hon Sylvester Meek of Connerville Whee has decided to locate in Greene Field Hancock County. He is a lawyer by profession and will open an office and engage in active practice. A strong Democratic worker, he served two years as chairman of the Sixth Congressional district.
One hundred thirty women attended the Sixth district convention of literary art and music clubs at First M. E. church in Connersville. Mrs O P King presided as state president. Mrs A H McFarlan highlighted the district progress. remarks covered federation growth, civic work, art and education, and women's leadership amid national federation plans.
A bashful young man, handsome and regular Sunday school attendee, volunteers to teach at Maplewood when the regular teacher is absent. The superintendent instructs him to imitate the former teacher’s methods. The class prompts with a shy question and a student reveals she "coshe always kissed us," causing the man to flee.
Gideon Moore a 73 year old Civil War veteran and longtime Dublin resident died by hanging in his barn this morning. The inquest found no evidence of foul play with pension issues and ill health cited as contributing factors. Mrs Moore discovered the body and Corones J. Wampler assisted at the scene.
A note from Connersville Indiana reports hog cholera remedy sold by Edwards and Murray druggists. It states the remedy fed hogs where many died and promises faster fattening, with the seller asserting no bias toward thriftier hogs.
Chas Stephenson of Clintonville Kentucky credits Bourbon Poultry Cure with curing his chickens of cholera calling it an invaluable remedy. Edwards and Murray druggists in Connersville Indiana sell the product.
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