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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1916
Page
3
The ad explains throat irritation and coughing ease from a cough mixture and claims it cures the cold by reducing inflammation and nourishing weakened tissues. It asserts Scott's Emulsion treats sore throat cough cold and bronchitis through soothing and healing effects.
Nan B. Wood executrix of Caroline Wood deceased has filed the final report of her account with the estate in the Sullivan circuit court. The report will be heard in the Sullivan circuit court on a date to be set.
Chicago wholesale and mail order house seeks an assistant manager for this county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars plus weekly expenses paid and advanceable. No investment or experience required. Pleasant work, permanent position. Send details with self addressed envelope to Superintendent 132 Lake St Chicago Hl 34-101.
A Maryville postmistress Mrs Alexander reports Dr Bing's New Life Pills as the best remedy for stomach liver and bones in order. The painless purifiers claim to infuse new life and are guaranteed by Joe K Smock druggist. Price 25 cents.
Creditors of Robert M Dear of Sullivan Indiana are notified that he was declared bankrupt on March 3 1906 in Indianapolis Indiana. The first meeting to prove claims and appoint a trustee will be held before Referee Minor F Pate at Buff and Stratton offices Sullivan Indiana. Creditors may attend in person or by power of attorney and must prove their claims as provided by the 1898 Act.
A humorous stream of questions and curiosities about local figures Charley Welman Bob Miers Milly Crosby Cy Davis and Virgil Burks. It wonders about politicalNomination editorials water supply a cemetery walk a gas plant and county funds' interest while namechecking towns Center Ridge Goose Pond and Sullivan.
A collection of quips about love, honesty, and modern manners followed by Wilsonville social notes. Martha McClanhan and Mrs. Mary Simmers dine with Mrs. Ollie Smith. neighbors visit, illnesses are noted, and Rev. Bratton conducts a good meeting. Local visits include Ed Long from Hymera and Iva Smith traveling to Jasonville.
A concise, reflective closing paragraph argues that oiliness mocks holiness and sincerity fuels ability. It critiques appearances masking wrong living, urges ministry to heal, and warns against creed without practice. It also notes popularity’s vanity and the link between beliefs and heaven.
An address from Mindemoya Canada argues against crossing dairy and beef breeds. He says historic selection created distinct dairy and beef types and attempting to merge them reduces both yields. Emphasizing careful sire and herd selection, he warns against using grade sires.
The agriculture department reports England based experiment on 1100 milk samples over three years compared with rainfall. Despite yearly variations no evidence shows that extremely dry or wet weather alters milk quality.
The milker plays a key role in cow quality. Heifers should be milked carefully near calving even if milk is scarce. Young cows should be maintained at full capacity for eight to nine months after freshening to form the habit of producing maximum milk.
A story from Backy merchant J. W. Williams describes blood marks in his home and recounts a past lung hemorrhage cured by Dr King s New Discovery. The remedy claims to cure hemorrhages chronic coughs settled colds bronchitis and weak lungs. Every bottle guaranteed by Joe K Smick with 50c and 1 00 prices and a trial bottle free.
Practical notes from historic farm columns on green corn and other summer feeds for dairy cattle. Recommendations include chopped green corn stalks with bran, cowpeas for hay, succulent feeds to boost milk fat, and the importance of clean facilities. Also covers butter making tips, avoiding odors, and proper handling to keep cream pure and cool.
A local rule in Heligoland prohibits any person under 16 from entering theaters or taverns. The measure aims to reduce youth exposure to inappropriate entertainment and aligns with public decorum standards reported by city officials.
A witty observer notes clever tricks of both sexes in a satirical quip. The New York Press quotes a humorous reflection on money, honesty, and social behavior among men and women.
During the 1814 siege of Hamburg Bashkirs and Cossacks destroyed almost every birch within miles of the town. They stripped bark to eat and tapped trees for their sweet sap.
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