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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1908
Page
2
The article contrasts medical consensus with old wife tales about a cat drawing a baby’s breath. It cites Chippewa Falls and Fort Smith incidents, where infants survived after physicians intervened. Doctors dismiss the superstition as unfounded while noting enduring rural beliefs.
An eminent authority endorses a homemade remedy using dandelion fluid extract, karyon, and sarsaparilla syrup to purify kidneys and relieve rheumatism. The article notes druggists can supply or mix it, plus reports a horse rescue near Providence church and subsequent death. It also covers arrests, marriages, and upcoming public sale arrangements in the area.
P G Sullivan seen on our streets Saturday. John Stinnett Tom Harlow Brack Walters and Marshall Shipman were in Sullivan Wednesday. Caledonia works two or three days weekly. Will Pierson sick. Qnie Boles in Sullivan Wednesday. Fifty two boarded the west bound train at Caledonia last Wednesday. An advertisement urges Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy with a free trial offer from Racine Wisconsin.
Oscar M. Anderson of Dugger filed a bankrupt petition listing liabilities of 3475.72 and assets of 2279.00. The filing seeks court relief from debts with the case naming the creditor claim amounts and estate values.
Lifes fake be sfe Pesfeche hoger Cornelius Snyder of Curryville transacted business in Sullivan on Saturday. Snider recalls Currysville coal mine and old rail station tales. John Coleman jailed in Carlisle for shooting and indicted for assault. Francis Newkirk near stroke remains in precarious condition. Dr Howard s in town on professional business. Rural routes disrupted by heavy rain and snow. Buss eron creek overflow. Blanche Howard sentenced to reformatory for larceny. Indiana operates 2115 rural routes. Terre Haute and Merom interurban line grading in Vigo County. Charles Vaughn and Hester Wise wed at home of William Figg. Mr. and Mrs. James Sinclair and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reid visiting New Smyrna Florida. Mrs J P Stratton to spend winter in Florida.
Frank Bastine a Polish miner at Jackson Hill No. 4 township was instantly killed last Wednesday afternoon when slate fell. Funeral at St Marys church with Friday interment at Center Ridge. A report his wife was en route from Poland proved false. Dr Knapp of Vincennes to visit February 21 at McCammon hotel.
Dr. C. M. Lowder, once reported by neighboring papers as near death from rheumatism, says he is able to be on the streets again. He notes such death rumors cause worry to him and his family and force repeated phone and messenger inquiries, which grow tiresome.
The writer rebuts the Union's note on February having five Saturdays and other month quirks. They argue the deduction about when a month would “necessarily” begin on a Saturday is flawed, citing May and October as two cases that do not fit the implied rule.
Merom Station hosts a newly equipped Methodist church with a fine bell. Dedication will occur at an early date, under Pastor Rev. J. B. Hogan.
Rev. W M ONeal filled Rev Jack son s Corinth appointment. Mrs Wm Hazelrigg under doctor care. Samuel O Neal estate administrator seeks court order to sell 20 acres. John Hazelrigg sick list. Rev J W Jackson filled Wm ONeal s Jewell Hill appointment. Mrs Samuel ONeal and Florence attended church near Hymera. Elder James McDonald and wife of
Jerusalem Chapter No 81 R A M will perform Royal Arch degree work tomorrow night with Grand Inspector Shirley of Indiana present to inspect the chapter. Refreshments will be served.
A gray mare was taken up as an estray last Wednesday at the claimant's home on Bell Street. The owner may reclaim by paying expenses and describing the property. 2512p Geo. W. Gadberry.
John Hazelrigg suffers pneumonia with Dr. Nellans of Shelburn attending. Willie McHenry from Terre Haute visited Scott City friends. Mr and Mrs C R Douglas and Mr and Mrs Alf Robertson dined with Mr and Mrs Commodore Anderson. Epworth League grows in numbers and enthusiasm and will be featured regularly. Bro Griffith preached and is now in a protracted meeting at Dodd s bridge.
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