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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1916
Page
5
April entries reveal a woman torn by unrequited love for Emerson and social pressures from the Denver club scene. She questions club ideals, reflects on mothers, seeks relief in writing, and records interactions with friends, family, and recent events.
The Indianapolis News recounts Thomas Pogue of Sullivan County as one of the oldest residents involved in Indiana’s early settler history. He recalls Pogues run, the Pogues cabin, his grandfather George Pogue killed by Indians, and the family’s migration from North Carolina in 1815.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs priced at fifty cents per setting or three dollars per hundred. Seller listed as Mrs. L. R. Rinpeeway, R. F. D. No. 2 Sullivan.
A 19th century health note cites school boards reporting nervousness among children. Advocates proper nutrition and Dr Calwell s Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy to aid digestion and relieve nervous symptoms. Sold by Joe K Smock for 50c and 1.00 with money back if it fails.
Spring has arrived and shoppers are urged to buy garden tools building hardware lawn mowers gasoline stoves cook stoves ranges and poultry netting at the lowest prices. H Schmidt is promoted as the cheapest source.
Monroe county's ex congressman Bob Miers remains influential in the Second district. Despite past vote totals, Bryanism dominates, with Davis viewed as the Bryan apostle. Bloomington dispatch notes Miers' close ties and potential as a dark horse if a convention deadlock occurs, especially strong among veterans.
An assertive note questions human habitation of the moon while claiming science proves a lunar atmosphere. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a general tonic curing headaches and diseases, touting it as safe for the aged and promising sound sleep, sold by Joe K. Smock, Druggist, for 50 cents.
Judge Harris sustains demurrer in Shelburn suit by town to block Mill Street track construction. Court rules Terre Haute Traction and Light may proceed with building the road.
Guy Burnett, telegraph operator for Southern Indiana, drew the winning number last Saturday evening to claim the handsome automobile prize in a Sullivan lodge of Elks drawing.
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