Digestive Tablet Named for Morse Aimed at Health
Dr Morse praises a digestive tablet manufactured by T J Uni Mero Indiana bearing his name. He asserts it surpasses ordinary tablets and marks the initial incident to health across various uses.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1902
Page
6
Dr Morse praises a digestive tablet manufactured by T J Uni Mero Indiana bearing his name. He asserts it surpasses ordinary tablets and marks the initial incident to health across various uses.
A frontier health claim extols Hun's Digestive Tablets as the top constitutional cure for a wide range of ailments from bad health and blood to stomach and bowel troubles. The pitch promises one tablet daily, taken thirty minutes before breakfast, for relief in unhealthy seasons and places.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway runs electric lighted trains with sleeping cars dining cars buffet library smoking cars and coaches between Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Minneapolis. Buffet observation parlor cars operate on day trains between Chicago St. Paul and Minneapolis with electric lighted sleeping and dining options to Des Moines Omaha and Sioux City. Solid trains connect Chicago with Northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan across 6600 miles of road across Illinois Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Minnesota Missouri South Dakota North Dakota. Tickets available from agents or John Oliver traveling passenger agent 95 Adams Chicago.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway explains the Short Line between Chicago and Omaha runs direct east west, not via Milwaukee or St Paul. The line covers under 500 miles, with two through trains daily offering sleeping and dining car service. maps and timetables provided by John Oliver St., Chicago.
Dan Cochran reports Canton Mississippi as good for farming with cotton and corn and notes sweet potatoes lack market focus. He describes antebellum plantations ruined by war and slavery, highlighting a 65 room palatial residence abandoned to former slaves and overrun by weeds. Ficley Knotts confirms settlers from Canton are doing well and satisfied.
Hon John C Chaney writes to Joseph and John G Barnett Hymera Indiana on the death of Aunt Sallie Barnett mother in Sullivan county Since 1871 he knew her as a friend and praises her charity sympathy and purity of life in a heartfelt memorial note to the Barnett family
An Indiana Republican Editorial Association gathering in Indianapolis featured Ma. ed. T. Staley of the Tipton Advocate arguing for expansion, tariff defense, and anti-expansion stances. He asserts government to determine governance of new possessions, praises Roosevelt and McKinley, and urges loyal Republican unity against Democratic policies and trusts.
The Indiana census bulletin notes a decade of rapid factory expansion with 12 354 establishments in 1890 rising to 18 015 in 1900. In Indianapolis establishments grew 60.6 percent and wages 59.2 percent, while product value rose sharply. slaughtering and meat packing lead the state's industries with 386 plants in 1909 employing 3 597 workers.
The piece extols the United States as a leading nation due to its system of education from primary to higher levels. It credits liberal funding, declares knowledge as power, and lauds the American character for moderation and justice as knowledge advances.
R Neptune, banker of Thorntown, reports a very prosperous year and record depositors among farmers. He notes land values rising from 60 to 75 85 per acre. He predicts an Lafayette to Indianapolis electric railroad will be built next year, benefiting Thorntown as the line would pass through the town.
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