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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1908
Page
2
Text describes a reminiscence of a first ball viewed in flashback. A narrator notes Betty’s distant memory, a goodbye scene with Sally present, and a reflection on beloved boys whose names and card are forgotten. The passage centers on memory and sentiment rather than events.
The text describes Mrs Ess Kay and others staying in Newport with days filled by entertaining chatter and observing moonlit roofs. It notes a sense of restraint and fascination, with several named individuals and social activities interwoven in a bustling, memory-like account.
In a Sunlit New York scene Sally Wood and Vivace stroll Central Park with Betty, discussing love and Newport society. A chance encounter with Jim Brett triggers memories, while Betty and Sally ponder money, marriage, and untold past hopes amid hot weather and reflections on fate.
J Barbaas of Carlisle Center reports four years after treatment with Foley’s Kidney Cure the patient is fully recovered with no relapse. The testimonial claims the remedy stopped kidney and bladder issues and relieved sediment and pain, recommending Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney disease.
Local notice reports the death of a seventy year old woman from the village. She had lived there many years and was a busy presence in the community. The obituary mentions her neighborly ties and daily routines, noting her daughter Miss Eva W and recent activities on a morning that touched local life.
A busy night in Connersville ends with a local man Sam Perin sustaining severe hand injuries from a planer accident. Reports mention a daughter arriving, a wedding surprise in Indianapolis Louisville elopement, and varied social notices across the region including visits and residents in Bethel Ohio and surrounding towns.
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