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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
2
Abstract titles and perfecting title work specialty. Careful handling of estate settlements and management. Office located in Coffman block on the east side of the public square.
William R. Nesbit and A G McNabb advertise as attorneys at law offering prompt careful attention in all state courts and any others as needed. Office located in Crowder Building on the east side of the public square.
C D Hunt, attorney at law, offers careful prompt attention to all business entrusted to him. Office located over Goodmans clothing store in Sullivan Indiana.
A brief entry notes Crowder's Block located on East 2 in Sullivan Indiana. The item records a street location with minimal context and no additional details.
A speech reflects on the National Alliance Daughters of Veterans duties to honor fallen soldiers, preserve the flag, and aid veterans. It urges faithful work for national unity, liberty, and education, noting the Grand Army of the Republic will pass to descendants. Latin as language of empire noted.
A traveler recalls journeying two hundred miles past the Rio Meta where the Inirida drains into the Orinoco and natives living in extreme savagery exchange trinkets. They hunt and fish, often naked save loincloths, and fish with six foot reed arrows tipped with iron fired from bows.
In Marianne Norths Recollections of a Happy Life a tame bronze snake amuses its mistress by weaving into her head adornment and later collecting glittering rings from the table. The snake ties itself in a knot and can only untie when it pleases.
The man famed for pleasant talk returns to a town where he once spent a summer twenty years earlier. An older spinster, Miss Mears, greets him warmly and jokes about recalling him, praising him as a local landmark.
Mrs Candor agrees to a staged surprise plan with Furniman and Mrs Funniman to trick her husband Mr Candor by claiming expected guests did not arrive. The couple hides behind curtains and prepares to reveal themselves. Mr Candor reacts with relief at the absence of visitors.
The piece notes large Sahara oases with one spanning miles and fifty eight miles wide. It lists oasis springs as diverse in type and mentions Nurgha oasis with a population of 500 living frugally. It describes marshes, fever prevalence, and crude living standards with minimal food and effort.
A fragment quotes a playful exchange about vanity and self talk. The lines mention Towie and Browne and the idea that one enjoys hearing his own voice, while the other notes frustration at not hearing himself in sleep.
Epitaphs in a parish cemetery include a line noting a wife of a blacksmith and a curious claim that the earth around his tomb was made by her husband. The fragmentary inscription hints at local lore and craftsmanship connected to a blacksmith and his spouse.
A Philadelphia Record quip sketches the father son exchange about a child reading the phrase sense of humor as knowing when not to be foolish. The humor rests on a pun about tone and wit within a parent child dialogue.
An Iroquois Chief offers a pointed reminder that living by one’s own advice would demand constant action, leaving little time for preaching. The maxim underscores integrity and practical conduct over rhetoric.
A letter details Biloxi Mississippi as one of the region’s oldest towns founded in 1699. It sits on a long peninsula with the Gulf to the south and Bay Biloxi to the east and north, served by the Louisville and Nashville railroad with five daily trains each way.
From Pensacola and Evansville a series of excursion and colonist ticket offerings by the E and T H R R with round trip and one way fares. Destinations include the South for Mardi Gras 1903 and the West Northwest and California. Dates span 1902 to 1908 with various return limits and deposit requirements. Ends with agents D H Hillman and W W Casto in Evansville Sullivan Ind.
Better Than Gold resolves chronic indigestion and nervous debility after years of trial with Electric Bitters. F. J. Green credits them with restoring health for himself and his wife, praising their tonic and restorative effects for women. Sold at 50c with satisfaction guaranteed by Joe K. Smock.
Heart disease strikes without warning, yet Dr Crowley offers focused care by assessing the patient’s systemic condition. His method emphasizes early detection and tailored treatment, yielding remarkable results in curing heart disease.
A notice directs those seeking fare, timetable, or related train details to write to D B Sreze, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terre Haute Indiana, for prompt responses and information.
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