Nurse Endorsement Sparks Tanlac Public Confidence
Mrs. D L Travis, a Peoria nurse with eighteen years of experience, claims Tanlac relieved chronic appendicitis symptoms and restored strength. She cites rapid improvement after starting the medicine and endorses its benefits, noting sales in Sullivan Shelburn Hymera Dagger and Merom through local dealers.
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D. L. Travis
Seventh Ave
Peoria
Tanlac
Sullivan
Joe K. Smock & Son
Shelburn
O. B. Stark
Hymera
Wint Cummins
Dagger
Quality Drug Store
Merom
J. J. Parker
Adyv
Sullivan county World War history praised by Indiana official
County editors report progress compiling Sullivan county war history for the Indiana Historical Commission. John W. Oliver commends the county's submission as outstanding, with completion expected in two months. The gold star honor roll lists many names including nurses and missing in action and war‑related casualties.
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Sullivan County
Indiana Historical Commission
John W. Oliver
Indiana
Oliver
J. B. Maple
Frank French
Charles Martin
Raymond Douthitt
Harry Leach
Scott Coffman
Roy Nowlin
Pearl Loughbery
James Anderson
Winfield Jewell
William Norris
Guy McClanahan
Jerry Fidler
William Nelson
Flossie Branson Brownlee
William Shepherd
Charles Russell
Ben West
Clarence Adams
John Adams
Edward Cooper
Robert Bird
Jesse McCarter
Charles Dial
Glen Allen
Everett Bedwell
Charles Crowder
War Department
Benjamin R.hannell
Cass P. O
Peter Leferry
Gilmore
Glen Ransom
Hamilton Township
George Lester Grounds
Farmersburg
Herman Hunt
Fairbanks
Cupola on Court House Emblem Speaks in One Word Good Night
An odd incident at the court house involves the cupola emblem or feature reportedly delivering a single word message Good Night. The event drew attention from onlookers and local observers.
Fragmented verse and jokes on Prohibition and daily life
A stream of comic quips and social commentary on prohibition leaks, religious rites, professions, education, weather, and economics. The piece riffs on slogans about Americans, courts, Ontario bottles for Jewish families, animal speech, ginger ale as a cop, bread winners, stenography, and farming rhythms.
Married Men and the Cost of Keeping Up
A humorous verse piece notes changing social habits rate of wood alcohol drinking drops out of favor and clove evidence shifts from possession to wealth. It mentions a Miss who lost her envelope and a Teddy Bear, and ends with Luke McLuke asking about the meat supplier now paid thirty five cents a pound.
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Luke McLuke
Onion Remedy, Holiday Film, and Beer Cheer Note
A quirky notice mentions eating an onion to clear the head and references a film Tomorrow is Christmas. It also notes a festive mood with talk of a new kind of beer and holiday cheer among others.
Holiday Pome Bargain Throng Seeks Rare Dollar Save
In a crowded bargain throng shoppers withstand the crush and try to halt the rush. A rare bargain appears a chance so fine with a dollar now yet it was ninety nine.
Courts Ruling Staggers Vets
The item conveys a satirical collage of phrases on social trends and old time politics. It notes Christmas frugality and gender role quips while threading in mock quotes about washing machines drugstore beauty and a commuter fare exchange in a breezy period voice.
Bevo Where is Thy Sting Bride in Turquoise Silk
A wedding notice notes a bride wearing a turquoise blue silk gown trimmed with silver lace and a butterfly bow of blue tulle. No other facts are provided in the readable text.
Teutonic Troubles and a Wilsonian League
A brisk note touches on tensions with Teutonic themes and the League of Nations under Wilson, while affirming ongoing emphasis on aeronautics and related pursuits.
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Teutonic
League of Nations Wilsonic
H.C.L
Woman Known For Saving Might Sit on Dollar Ninety Nine
A local profile highlights a woman famed for thrift and practical frugality. Her reputation centers on prudent spending and clever budgeting, illustrating how small amounts can impress a community audience.
Alligators and local food quirks noted
A remark compares alligators as edible, humorously noting origins tied to a region that also produced grape fruit, implying regional culinary tastes.
Goose that laid the golden egg finds worthy successor
A parable saying the goose’s golden egg producer is replaced by a hen of equal merit, suggesting a shift in fortune from one great asset to another. The tale emphasizes continued abundance and prudent stewardship through a new source.
Poverty Shapes Mary and Her Lamb Tale
A playful social note suggests Mary may have kept a lamb due to limited means, implying affordability influenced the classic nursery rhyme. The line hints at economic hardship shaping childhood folklore and domestic life.
Very Annoying Streetcar Ride With Pickpocket Risk
A crowded street car clogs the aisle as strap hangers crowd. A stout woman, unable to find her purse, struggles to locate it beneath her cloak, guarding against pocket thefts during the journey.
Dairy Star and Sullivan Union Offer One Year Bundle
Terre Haute Dairy Star and Sullivan Union join in a combined subscription offer for one year at 54.00, providing readers access to both papers at a reduced price.
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Terre Haute Dairy Star
The
Sullivan Union
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