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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1884
Page
1
The verse extols humility and commemorates a person whose virtues “shall renewed in beauty be, The glory of his sheaves.” It presents a wreath as a symbol of sorrow and honor honoring the deceased’s modest life and enduring legacy.
The piece contrasts a notorious man shopper with female buyers and recounts a long cautionary tale about a common school fund loan to Major William H. Calkins. It details appraisals, defaults, state actions, and a proposed question to Indiana voters about Calkins and governance.
The Current argues that promising philanthropic building associations must rely on credible capital and experienced originators. It warns against schemes funded by the resourceless and salaried schemes that harm shareholders, urging trust in practical, hard headed capitalists who fund homes and communities without flashy salaries.
The Parisian scientist Pasteur advances multifarious vaccination experiments to prevent hydrophobia. He reportedly has nineteen mad dogs ready, alternating between vaccinated and unvaccinated subjects. The vaccinated dogs escape hydrophobia while the disease pursues the unvaccinated, illustrating a supposed future trend toward consolidation and universal vaccination.
A woman suffering from weakness premenstrual and digestive issues writes that after trying kidney medicines she grew worse. She credits Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla with a clear complexion relief from aches, reduced nervous depression, and regular digestion, calling it a true friend to suffering womanhood.
The Dalmatian Insect Powder Pyrethrum Roseum is recommended for destroying ticks on sheep. It should be blown in thoroughly among the wool by bellows, best done shortly after shearing when the wool is short and the skin more easily reached.
Washington dispatch reports Blaine's lukewarm reception in the administration and muttered resentment among his backers. It notes German American influence in Ohio shifting away from Blaine due to October state results and sumptuary policy, complicating Chicago ticket prospects.
The piece argues 1850 to 186 it shows sharp gains in wealth and manufacturing capital and urges tariff revision to avoid industrial distress. It labels the current tariff as oppressive and demands a reduction, warning of an industrial revolution before the next national convention.
The Farming World urges using homemade manure and reducing cultivated acreage to match fertilizer supply. It warns against overcropping and ignorance of soil types, advising farmers to tailor crops to land and to focus on nutritious diets and diversified poultry feed with homegrown grains. The piece ends with a light exchange about a hand-painted fan and a fence.
Barney Koltinsky of Sullivan Indiana applies to the Sullivan county Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell spirituous vinous and intoxicating liquors with drinking on premises. The proposed location is 2 Commercial Row lower story in lots 59 on Court Street in Sullivan town.
Louis Koltinsky applies to Sullivan County Board of Commissioners for a one year license to sell spirituous, malt, vinous liquors in a two story building on Washington Street 215 feet and lot 47, with on premise drinking allowed. The notice cites location details and dates for the next regular session beginning September.
The Times will send Health and Home for one year free to new subscribers paying a year in advance and to old subscribers clearing arrears and paying a year in advance. If payment is in advance, The Times is one dollar a year for county mail subscribers. noncounty or non-advance buyers face higher rates.
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