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Newspaper
Connersville Times
Location
Connersville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
11
A scrambled local column lists residents visiting relatives and spending time in the city. Names include Lavins Moalzoof Nenta, Mrs. John Kennedy, David Baker, Roscoe Perin, and others from nearby towns. Notes mention a forest fire calmly contained and social chatter about community members’ activities and farm yields.
Prices of all dairy grades advance per pound due to drought reducing stock. Local scene includes Miss Eillian Pilse and neighbors shopping, theatre party in Connersville for Paid on Pull, and Mrs. Ced Chance visiting Alqaina. Socials mention Mrs. Jermsoon returning home from Connersville and Ped Trans: several friends noted visiting and paying calls.
A garbled OCR style note promotes remedies for stomach and liver issues and mentions Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It weaves in stray phrases about state days and circus trees, with unclear attributions. The fragmentary text references pills and tonics as cures.
The story centers on Republican efforts to mobilize Black voters amid a tight district race. Key figures include Judge Gray and reformers within the party urging turnout while Democrats warn of conservative shifts. Community leaders and bishops previously allied with Taft now pivot to support Taft rival efforts as campaigning intensifies.
An excerpt presents a garbled read of an old column by Sweeney discussing hunting law and related issues. The text includes scattered phrases about regulation, meetings, and figures, but is largely unreadable. The piece seems to reference legal topics, dates, and places in a fragmented manner.
The readable lines describe a sparse note about time and illness with a cryptic mention of 28 toe and names Lewis Ashworth. The item presents a fragmentary update on health or schedule without clear events or context.
A garbled OCR style notice references obesity, medical care, and treatment terms with scattered names and places. It mentions a council or authority, values, and possible public health actions, but the text is highly corrupted with many unreadable fragments. The readable bits point to a discussion of health metrics and patient care in a local setting.
A testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills revived a patient after a period of weakness and illness. The advertisement asserts improved energy, ability to perform household tasks, and a full recovery, with the product marketed by Toster Milburn Co of Buffalo, NY as sole U S agents.
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