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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1903
Page
3
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad Resumes Chicago Florida Limited
The Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad restarts the Chicago and Florida Limited on Monday. The all Pullman vestibuled train runs solid between Chicago and St Augustine with coach and dining cars, drawing room and observation sleepers, and a New Orleans connection via Nashville and Atlanta. Detailed schedules name stations from Sullivan to Jacksonville and St Augustine, with Pullman reservations through W W Casto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville & Terre Haute
Chicago & Florida Limited
Chicago
St. Augustine
Fla
Montgomery
Pullman
New Orleans
Nashville
Atlanta
Sullivan
E&th
Vincennes
Evansville
Joe Ges Gas S
Len A
Chattaneysa
Jacksonville
Orleas
W. W. Casto
D. H. Hillman
F. A
Ind
Going West Special Fare Announcement
Beginning February 16 and continuing daily until April DOT special rate to all points in Kash sington, Orocon, Idaho Sicntana and Pritish Columbia. For maps routes and other interaction write to C C Fill District Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Railway 230 Clark Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kashsington
Orocon
Idaho
Sicntana
Pritish Columbia
C. C. Fill
Wisconsin Central Railway
Clark Street
Chicago
Train of Trains: The Pic meer Limited on Fast Mail Route
The Pic meer Limited of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway is touted as having no equal and runs on the Fast Mail route. It leaves Union Station in Chicago at 6 30 o clock every evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picmeer Limited
Cnicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Union Passenger Station
Chicago
Odd Fellows Banquet in Sherman Draws Large Attendance
The Odd Fellows banquet at Sherman Wednesday evening was the largest and most successful in the order's history. Over six people joined the feast, with tables well decorated and all in good spirits during a special program in the lodge hall featuring grand arches and quadrilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Sherman
Poe and His Placid Eyes in Century Portrait
The passage describes Poe with a low neck and poised posture that heightens a tall impression. His violet hazel eyes glow softly under a moonlit brow, lashes dark and silky, conveying restrained intellectual serenity despite poverty and insults from envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Weeping Trees Across North America And Ferro Islands
Native fir trees in Oregon Washington Montana and British Columbia exude continuous clear water from leaf and branch tips year round. The droplets persist on sunny days as in damp nights, due to an unusual leaf and bark condensation. Ferro island hosts many weeping species with tears peaking near the dew point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feorests
Overgon
Washington
Montana
British Columbia
Ferro
Strange Beauty Practices Reported in Penjdeh and America
The article describes Baby head flattening in Penjdeh using hard ground or pots, mothers pressing noses to elongate them, and chin dimples formed by an indented chin. It notes leg banding to straighten limbs and mentions Chinooks flattening foreheads in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penjdeh
America
Untitled Note Fragment Hints a Marriage Plan
Fragmentary dialogue reports Sulomonu to marry igauin the fourth Aline. The text interjects about rates for collecting and postage, with garbled names and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulomonu
Igauin
Aline
Good Shooting In Cambridge And The Porch Revolver Remark
A historical aside from Cambridge mentions Bret Parte from the Pacific slope noting famous residents. He quips that firing a revolver from a front porch would draw attention from two volumes of observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Bret Parte
Pacific Slope
Mr. Llowells
Family dispersed across the United States
Baltimere American quotes someone noting seven family members scattered across the United States, reflecting on the spread of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Thou Shalt Work Averbach Riddles Rule of Labor
A terse aphorism questions why no faith places work before other commands. The line frames labor as supreme, invoking the name Averbach to suggest a proverb-like challenge to religious hierarchies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averbach
Drummer Recalls Insurance Pact On Road Trip
A Detroit Free Press anecdote recalls a drummer who took out accident insurance for his life and weekly injury benefits while touring. He explains the policy to his wife who begs him not to be injured, fearing the worst on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Lai
John
Detroit Free Press
Poverty Aids Rosa Bonheur As She Pursued Art
The text recounts Rosa Bonheur growing up in poverty with a chaotic studio and her father M Bonheur tossing money around. In hard times the family scoured rooms for coins, sometimes finding a five franc piece to stave off hunger. She trained by spending days in a slaughterhouse, facing male hostility but persisting with help from Emile the butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Bonheur
M. Bonheur
Neoks and Corters
Rosa
Emile
Jim
Baccarat odds and drawing rules explained
A nineteenth century note explains baccarat with two or three cards per side and aiming for as near nine as possible. It discusses when to draw a third card and the debate about whether the game is chance or mathematical, noting the large sums wagered and the lack of probability calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacenrat
Maeve
Suett Confronted by Angry Peer at Theatre Door
An aggrieved actor waited at the theater door to punish Suett. In wet dark night, cloaked actors passed and the enraged man asked each if they were Suett. At length Suett arrived drenched, and replied in rain, “I’m dripping,” then went inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suett
Revere
Wioll
Laxey Bests Lead Mines and Noted Great Wheel
Laxey in the Isle of Man yields over half the ore from the islands lead mines and is famed for its 72 foot diameter wheel erected in 1854. The wheel operates without noticeable oscillation and has run nearly continuously since its installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxey
Isle of Man
Whistling Quicker Than Thought Provokes Lesson
A child quips that whistling can be quicker than thought after being scolded in class. The anecdote, attributed to an evangelist, records the boy’s defense and the ensuing rebuke while illustrating a humorous take on quick actions.
He Could Afford It The new gown request tests resources
John and a woman discuss affording a gown in a terse exchange from the Chicago Post. She asks if he can cover the cost and he concedes after confirming the gown has been ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Ruskin Quote on Humanity and Immortality
Not in reason love or body but in dedication to the one who will raise them at the last day. John Ruskin expresses that humanity and immortality lie in devotion to divine power rather than in intellect or emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskin
Bertie and Appleby Exchange Dinner Plans
A fragment shows Bertie teasing Appleby about dining on Thursday and Friday, with Appleby surprised by the Friday hunger. The exchange hints at social etiquette and teasing among companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menan
Bertie
Appleby
Prismatic colors in shells fish scales and feathers
The article explains how light interference in thin plates of shells fish scales insect wings and bird feathers creates iridescent colors and patterns.
Sunday in the Olden Time
A Victorian sumptuously described Sabbath scene from a rural town. A family travels by wagon to services, with high hats and black gowns, then attends Bible reading, Sunday school, and long sermons. The minister rests briefly between sermons while congregants care for beasts and share small provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
L. 2
Trowbridge
Atlantic
Garrick Visit Fails As Grocer Refuses Letter Introduction
Garick’s brother in the country, an idolater of his genius, sought a letter of introduction from a rich grocer about to visit London. The grocer, seeing Garrick at a play, refused to deliver the letter after noting Garrick’s untidy appearance, declaring he would not associate with such a dirty, lowly man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWini
David Garrick
Nelshuor
Tordon
Lis
Avior
Sete
Garrick
Abel Druggec
Dai
Hin
Professor links hair color to student achievement
A University of Lille professor argues intelligence ties to hair color and physical traits. He claims fair hair students excel in math and recitation, while brown hair students succeed through individuality, and red or pinkish hair rarely excel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Lille
Sethugiays
Observatories Through Time and Places
A historical overview traces early observatories from Belus temple to Glyvmedias tomb in Meypt and early European sites. It notes constructions at Cassell in 1661, Greenwich older by two years, and others like Bologna 1714 and Stockholm Utrecht Lisbon nearby years, with vague references to Nureim berg 1678 and Berlin 1711.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belus
Glyvmedias
Meypt
Vennres
India
Europe
Cassell
Tryeho Rrabe
Vuraninbure
Paris Observatory
Greenwich
Nureimberg
Leerlin
Bologna
Stockholm
Utrecht
Conenagen
Lisbon
Remarkable kettle bridge used by troops in Russia and Siberia
Soldiers construct improvised rafts from cooking kettles and kinées to form a bridge between shores. Several rafts, each supporting half a ton, are lashed together with ropes to create a span that allows a crossing for a marching army despite rough terrain and distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Siberia
Apples for orphans prompt a newspaper column
Mackay rushes to stop the press as Davis asks for a long column about Crooks giving a peck of apples to orphans. The scene highlights a dash of local notoriety and a reporter's sense of duty to cover an act of charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City Appeal
Dohn Mackay
Samer
San
Davis
Alam
Not One Just One The Lovers Late Departure
A lover and his partner share a brief moment on a stoop as the mother warns them to go before her husband returns. The parting leaves the lover with a heavy heart and a sense of near midnight.
Editor Refutes Rumors of Impending Failure
An editor replies to rumors about his finances saying the claim they will fail is unfounded and they do not have enough money for that yet. The quote appears in the Atlanta Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Suspicion Shapes Night Listen For Subtle Cues
A reflective line on how dwelling on suspicion fills the quiet with imagined sounds and the wakeful mind seeks signs in the still night. The passage suggests a psychology of mistrust and perception shaping reality.
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