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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
4
The author argues hell equals the loss of love and rejection of Jesus Christ. Hell is both a future torment and a present spiritual attitude, defined by turning away from divine love and failing to serve others. He notes judgment is ongoing daily, with no certain eternal answer, and science or ethics offer no real hope for sinners.
The passage contrasts belief in God’s love with a self-inflicted hell, not by God’s condemnation but by humans’ rejection of love in Jesus Christ. It imagines hell as an ash strewn, snow covered waste where life and love are absent due to humanity’s choice to bar love from their souls.
A large crowd from Linton and nearby areas gathered at Mrs. Will Dickerson’s North Court street home for her 28th birthday. Guests arrived with baskets, the afternoon featured music, storytelling, and speeches, and gifts were exchanged as well wishes were offered for health and happiness.
Miss Jeane Crowder of Indianapolis visits grandmother Mrs. R. H. Crowder in town. An advertisement from F. J. Cuyne? & Co. Toledo offers Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation, noting ear issues stem from tube inflammation and mucous buildup.
S. A. Stid of Mason Michigan narrowly escaped a life threatening storm exposure. He contracted a dreadful cold and chest pains. A neighbor administered several doses of Dr King s New Discovery which relieved symptoms. Doctors warned of pneumonia but recovery followed after using two bottles. The ad promotes the cough cold remedy priced 50 cents and one dollar with a free trial bottle guaranteed by Joe K Smock & Son.
Wilbur Murdick and wife passed through this vicinity Thursday. Walter and Hobart McMahan attended church at Mt. Tabor Friday night. Mrs. Rooksberry visited her daughter Vera Clouse Thursday. Alfred Benson had business in Terre Haute Thursday. David Dix was here Wednesday. Oscar McMahan and Chalmer Moore were seen below Graysville Saturday. Johnnie Easter passed through this vicinity Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Emerson Krug of New Haven Connecticut visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs Otto Krug. He has been an engineer in New Haven after Yale course and will rest for health. Emerson will manage the store during the absence.
A Danville Virginia reader credits Dr Kings New Life Pills with curing two years of severe left side distress blamed on heart. The ad claims relief for stomach liver kidney troubles constipation headaches and debility. Includes order to write Joe K Smock BonG.
The Republican committees call a countywide set of township meetings on March 23 1912 at 2 PM except Hymera at 7 30 PM to elect delegates to the district convention in Vincennes March 28 and to the state convention in Indianapolis April 23 1912. Meetings for Gass Dugger Curry Farmersburg Selaguen Fairbanks and Fairbanks addresses listed.
Surviving partner of Jess W Mahley and Geo A Ferree offers at public sale at the Sullivan county court house in Sullivan Indiana the firms personal property located in Poliver county Mississippi. Items include a large saw mill and tools five small houses a fire proof safe two desks a typewriter and desk and household goods. Sale held March 2 1912 from 10 am to 4 pm cash terms no removal until payment. George A Ferree surviving partner A G McNabb attorney. First insertion Feb 7 1912.
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