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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
3
Stephen Snow of Terre Haute Indiana testifies that Tanlac cured his indigestion loss of appetite and chest pains after five years of misery He says he sleeps well now eats heartily and has regained energy and weight and would not be without Tanlac.
New York reports Lloyds Register shows the United States leading world ship launches in 1920 with 2,476,000 gross tons. Britain follows at 2,055,000 tons, while Japan drops to 456,000 tons. Total world launchings fall to 5,861,000 tons, down from 1919 but up from 1918.
Farmers sow oats early in the week but rain halted work in recent days. Local social life includes a Barnett Jewell birthday gathering with many neighbors and relatives. Various residents visitTerre Haute, Farmersburg, and Hymera. church and class events noted. a mail theft fragment is mentioned near Sullivan.
A sharp remark from a short, witty exchange about opinions on women. The joke implies many men form negative views due to influence from a woman, who may have learned it from another source.
A French scientist studies caterpillars after claims they immune to diphtheria tetanus and hydrophobia germs. He notes internal substances render caterpillars resistant and hopes to find an antitoxin from the caterpillar to combat disease.
Mrs. M. L. Leonard placed a basket on her Dallas doorstep to receive unwanted babies. The ten pound boy was the fourth infant to be brought there in a week. She pledged to care for them and ensure they are appreciated.
Lord Montague told the Institute of Transport that in five years England will have about 2,000,000 motor vehicles, up from 750,000. He warned road widths must widen, roads may use semipermanent materials such as concrete or glass, and autos could reach speeds comparable to railroad trains.
A large flock of wild geese disrupted telegraph and telephone lines near the Pascoag branch in Providence R I and halted railroad traffic for several hours. The birds collided with wires as they spiraled into a pond beside the tracks, crashing into power lines and causing the outage.
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