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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1919
Page
2
Reverend W. W. Ketchum frames Pilate's wash of hands as a universal moral dilemma. He exhorts readers to accept Jesus as Savior, noting personal accountability, the danger of negation, and the promise of life and peace for believers in Christ.
Former Harris County Sheriff Archie R Anderson of Houston tells how Tanlac eased years of indigestion fatigue and insomnia. He credits the remedy with restoring appetite sleep and energy and urges readers to consider his experience. Tanlac is sold locally by Joe K Smock & Son in Sullivan O B Stark in Shelburn Wint Cummins in Hymera Quality Drug Store in Dagger and J J Parker in Merom.
A list of letters remaining unclaimed at the Sullivan Idaho post office dated August 13 1919. The notices warn that letters not claimed within ten days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Names include Mrs Anna Bannon Miss Belle Coker Miss Erma Davis Ada Johnson Mrs Will Pig Miss Marie Watt James Wyatt and others.
Dr. Paul Higbee returned home Thursday from Camp Zachary Taylor Kentucky where he was discharged from the army medical corps. A 1917 graduate of the medical officers training school at Ft Harrison he was commissioned a first lieutenant and rose to captain at Camp Taylor. He served with the 159th Depot Brigade and the 309th Sanitary Train before joining the 84th Division to France where he worked in hospital duty until his return. He resumes his medical practice with his father Dr. Geo Higbee.
Doris ran errands for a neighbor and was repeatedly paid with pennies until told to stop. She refused the pennies claiming her mother forbids taking money for kindness, but allowed a penny’s worth of candy charged to the account.
A summary of the Oriental ruby as nearly pure alumina oxide with minimal iron content and a high specific gravity, and notes on barley's nutrition comparing to wheat, its uses in soups and cereals, and barley meal as a home grindable substitute for whole wheat or cornmeal with one exception.
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