#connersville

[owlpellet]

Scans from the mystery albums! I wish I could fit more than ten images, but my favorites will have to do.

These albums were found in a case in our belongings after our move. They are not the previous homeowner's. We have no idea where they came from, or who these people are, but I'm happy to share them as I try to find their owner-- and maybe posting this will help!

What I can tell about them is they are from the mid-1800s, mostly tintypes but also paper photos. The tintypes seem to follow the life of the dark-haired woman (obsessed with her lip quirk and attitude btw), who resided in Central Massachusetts (some of the tintypes are labeled as from a few photographers in the area). The second album, mostly regular photos, is from Connersville Indiana, photographed entirely by J. H. Tatman.

I presume they are two sides of the same family, as the albums were organized similarly. Do you recognize these people? Please DM me if you do!

For everyone else, please enjoy the fashion references.

[imgur album link with more photos]

#americana #victorian #19th century #civil war #connersville #tintype #i should just phone camera the low quality ones tbh #they're fuzzy because i just kind of held them over the scanner not wanting to damage the album spine gkjhghkfj

[unteriors]

N Waterloo Road, Connersville, Indiana.

#Connersville #Indiana

[missing-girls-and-women]

Denise Diane Pflum, 18

Ladt seen in Cornnersville, Indiana in 1986.

#connersville #indiana #usa #1986 #1980s

[nando161mando]

Ryan and Nicole Waite two proud western chauvinists of 710 idlewood Dr, Connersville, IN. 47331. They are a hick married couple, that are possibly related.

They like mouthing off, and starting fights. They also like to pay fascist maga judges for unfair court rulings, and stealing from the homeless.

Ryan comes off as a hick, if not a kook. Nicole is mostly a fascist maga slut that will happily steal from a homeless person.

Welcome to the sunlight hicks!

#ryan #nicole #waite #western chauvinists #chauvinism #connersville #47331 #usa news #usa #united states #unitedstateofamerica #unitedsnakes #america #far right #right wing extremism #nazisploitation #sacha baron cohen accuses tiktok of ‘biggest antisemitism movement since the nazis’ #nazis #nazigate #nazi #neofascism #magats #fuck maga #maga #make america gay again #right wing terrorism #right wing politics #right wing women #right wing bullshit #rightwingers

[fitness-trending-content]

TOO RIDICULOUS TO TITLE/REACTION 😂🎶💰 https://newsinfitness.com/too-ridiculous-to-title-reaction/

#theattic #connersville

[missionaryrd]

A Challenging Time in PNG: Prayers Needed

Hey there, readers! It’s time for another update from Bro Marshall. Today, we have bittersweet news to share – we’re back in the US. Currently, we’re staying in Connersville, IN, patiently waiting for deputation. However, our hearts remain heavy as we continue to pray for the situation in Papua New Guinea (PNG), which seems to be deteriorating rather than improving. The gravity of the situation…

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#connersville #Elections #evacuated #indiana #problems #Safety issues #united states

[arctic-hands]

Connersville is the town I spent four miserable years in and couldn't get out fast enough

#Connersville Indiana #let this be your legacy #homophobia #transphobia #Pride

[preacherman316]

7 Things You Need To Stop Doing Right Now

On the Church Bulletin Group facebook page, Wayne Greeson shared a post apparently from the Connersville Church of Christ. The post caught my eye with the above provocative title. I wondered what I need to stop doing. Right now. (more…) “”

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#facebooKfriady #Church Bulletin Group #Connersville Church of Christ #Wayne Greeson

[corpsemo]

Dollhouse grave of Vivian Mae Allison (1894 – 1899); Connersville City Cemetery in Indiana, USA.

#uploads #cemetery

[amtrak-official]

I got news about Seattle's future Transit plans, which are incredibly ambitious plan which would bring the Link to Ballard, West Seattle, the U district, Columbia City, Queen Anne, and Lake city

Boston has solved the Bus Driver shortage by doing what any sensible person would do, listening to the union and paying the workers

https://www.fastcompany.com/90945883/bostons-transit-agency-used-one-weird-trick-to-increase-bus-driver-job-applications-by-356

The station in Connersville Indiana has been made ADA accessible in a 1.7 million dollar project to revamp the station as part of Amtrak's goal of having 100% of stations ADA accessible by 2029

#train news #urbanism news #cardinal #seattle link

[porcelainapparition]

Connersville, Indiana

built in 1906

#house #vintage #antique #indiana #pastel

[perrinshoard]

Gold and peach blossom 🌸

#dice #dice set #dnd #dungeons and dragons #resin #etsy #ttrpg #peach blossom #flower #gold #small businesses #etsy shop

[autumnalgrove]

All incense now have new labels! All scents are staying the same, they just have a new look!

#pagan #paganism #witch #witchcraft #incense #incense sticks #deity #greek #hellenic #hellenism #norse #norse pagan #norse paganism #celtic #celtic paganism #irish #irish paganism #welsh #welsh paganism #nature #aesthetic #etsy #etsy shop #small business #lgbtqia owned #sabbats #pagan sabbats #holiday #wheel of the year

[handeaux]

An Eccentric Scottish X-Ray Quack Cooked Up Cincinnati’s Very First Vegetarian Restaurant

There is hardly a restaurant today that does not offer some sort of vegetarian option. Although for many years vegetarians were considered weird cranks at best and suspicious radicals at worst, Cincinnati jumped into vegetarianism fairly early. Cincinnati’s first totally vegetarian restaurant opened in 1906, and thereby hangs a tale.

The proprietor, one Donald D. McDougall, definitely spent his long life listening to the beat of a different drum. McDougall was born in Canada in 1860 and made his way to the Battle Creek, Michigan, sanitarium managed by John Harvey Kellogg – he of Kellogg’s corn flakes fame. Kellogg’s sanitarium operated on principles derived from the teachings of the Seventh Day Adventist church, emphasizing wholesale reform of the diet toward low-fat, low-protein vegetarian foods heavy on whole grains, fiber and nuts. Kellogg also prescribed frequent enemas.

Based on his stay at Battle Creek, McDougall announced, despite a total absence of actual medical training, that he was now a physician. He practiced for a couple of years in Connersville, Indiana, where no one seems to have asked to see his diploma. By 1887, McDougall was in Cincinnati, where he established the city’s first Seventh Day Adventist church while earning his living as a carpenter and sometime masseur.

Despite prior claims that he was a doctor, McDougall actually enrolled in medical school in Cincinnati. In doing so, he matriculated at the most notorious institution of outrageous quackery in the United States – the American Free Church and Health College, known as Hygeia - founded by a deliriously strange conman named John Bunyan Campbell. With not a single day of education in any of the medical sciences, Campbell announced his discovery of “vitapathic” principles that could cure any disease, usually involving electricity and colored lights. Otto Juettner, a bona-fide physician and pioneering historian of Cincinnati medicine, was appalled at Campbell's hokum. In an article in the Lancet medical journal, published in 1896, Juettner wrote:

"[Campbell] is the corporeal realization of vitapathic wisdom and the oracle of health. He is the inventor, perpetuator and perpetrator of a most daring and gigantic bunko game, played under the guise of science, in the name of religion and with the sanction of the great State of Ohio."

After just three months of study at Campbell’s quack factory, McDougall hung out his shingle as a legitimate doctor, specializing in electric baths, massages and, curiously, X-rays. Not only did McDougall practice medicine, he taught it as well. Campbell’s vitapathic college operated as a sort of pyramid scheme, in which alumni got recruited to teach the next incoming class. McDougall was now Professor of Masso-Therapy and Electro-Therapy.

For someone who lectured against the dangers of food and diet, McDougall spent the rest of his medical career promoting X-rays by exposing hundreds of people to radiation without any shielding or protection. In 1896, for an event staged to raise funds for Campbell’s vitapathic hospital, McDougall X-rayed anything and anyone. According to the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune [16 December 1896]:

“Dr. D.D. McDougall . . . demonstrated the power of the rays by allowing every one present to examine the bones of their arms or by placing any small objects inside of a book of several hundred pages.”

McDougall set up his medical office in the Cincinnati Athletic Club where his skills as a masseur were no doubt welcome. His wife, the former Emma Smith, joined him so they could advertise massage therapy for both women and men. In 1906, the McDougalls opened Cincinnati’s first vegetarian restaurant next-door to the athletic Club at 121 Shillito Place in partnership with another Adventist, Scott McPherson of Norwood. McDougall told the Cincinnati Post [1 December 1906]:

“Americans are such great meat-eaters that they are selfish and disagreeable, especially among the rich and they have little thought of raising children. When we become vegetarians, we will have nobler purposes. There will be less of the brute in us and consequently fewer criminal acts.”

McDougall claimed that the word, “vegetarian,” does not derive from vegetables but instead from the Latin “homo vegetus,” which he claimed translates as a strong, robust and thoroughly heathy man. Most Latin dictionaries disagree.

In addition to serving vegetarian meals optimized to provide set amounts of proteins, carbohydrates, fats and calories, the Vegetarian Restaurant also sold pre-packaged foods created in the laboratories of the Battle Creek sanitarium. Among the retail stock were lardless graham and oatmeal crackers, granola, zweibach, porkless baked beans, nut butter, bromose, malted nuts, toasted corn flakes and something called Peptol, billed as “the flesh builder.”

McDougall claimed that 500 former patients of his who had converted to the Battle Creek Sanitarium diet could not find nutritious vegetarian food in Cincinnati. Despite the built-in clientele, it does not appear that the Vegetarian Restaurant and Health Food Store survived much more than a year. McDougall moved his home and his “physio-therapy” practice to Clifton.

It would be more than 20 years until Cincinnati’s second vegetarian restaurant opened. In 1929, Harry Berman recruited Harry Morgan, another Battle Creek graduate, to run the kitchen at a short-lived meatless diner at 6 East Ninth Street.

As for Dr. McDougall, in addition to his pioneering efforts on behalf of vegetarianism and Seventh Day Adventism, he was also among the founders and early officers of the Caledonian Society, an association for Cincinnatians of Scots descent.

Ironically, for someone who operated unshielded X-ray equipment for more than three decades, it was an X-ray that killed Donald McDougall. He fell at his home in 1934 and went to the hospital for an X-ray of his injured shoulder. While being examined, he suffered a fatal heart attack at age 75. He is buried in Connersville, Indiana.

#vegetarianism #d.d.mcdougall #donald d. mcdougall #kellogg

[usaac-official]

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Only a week after her appearance at WWII Weekend, the Berlin Airlift Historical Society’s C-54 Spirit of Freedom has made an emergency landing at Connersville Airport, Indiana.  The plane and crew were all unharmed during the event.

The crew will be swapping out a new engine over the coming days, and hopefully she will be back in the air shortly.

#news

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