Republican County Paper Established in 1866
The county newspaper outlines subscription rates: one year six months and three months, all to be paid in advance. Publishers listed as D. Chaney and P. White.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
4
The county newspaper outlines subscription rates: one year six months and three months, all to be paid in advance. Publishers listed as D. Chaney and P. White.
A Lexington and Fayette County editorial argues for a merged GOP and Progressive movement, citing Michigan and Idaho examples where factions united under a reform platform. It urges cooperation over factionalism to restore party strength and defeat recall opponents in Kentucky.
An editorial denounces the assassination of Mexican President Madero by General Huerta, urges U S intervention, laments Mexico’s leadership, and argues Americans must act to end the regime and its violence. It warns of long, costly conflict and calls for protective action under the stars and stripes.
A woman accused of relating to a social society scheme is noted as involved with her husband in connection to the alleged activity. The report focuses on the court case and the surrounding social context rather than detailing the exact accusations.
A reflective remark states that a man who lets wealth ruin his character would likely meet ruin from any other cause, had prosperity not arrived first.
A Cardiff father writes a note to a teacher begging that his son John be allowed to learn Welsh today because his throat is so sore he can hardly speak. The clipped text suggests language learning and health concerns.
A fragment from a schoolyard tale notes how a girl with hair likened to molasses candy becomes the center of attention. Boys and girls discuss envy and teasing as rumors spread among classmates.
Dr. Rudolph Anderson and Vihljahmr Stefansson report a 15 day Arctic journey up the Horton River with six men and two provisions. No animals were found despite hunting along each river bank. The party survived on whale tongue, sealskin leather, oil, blubber, and stomach contents for nourishment.
London report by G T Bisset-Smith points to a census bias with more women listed at age twenty five. He argues twenty five is seen as the golden age for marriage, influencing schedules.
Frank Bertain awarded Congressional Medal for Manila Bay heroism died in El Paso Texas. He served on Admiral Dewey s flagship Olympia and helped evacuate nearly 200 souls by hauling a line as the Spanish flagship sank. He also received medals from several European nations for bravery.
The late George Meredith’s grave in Dorking Cemetery Surrey is enclosed with a simple marble border. Headstone features an open book with obituary details on one page and Victoria’s quotation Life is but a title holding Sent to do a mighty labour on the other.
A socially prominent woman hosts an intimate gathering to reclaim time for conversation and knitting. Six friends share tea, stories, and reviews of books, plays, and films, then vow to reserve a weekly afternoon for congenial company and meaningful talk.
Silk handkerchief care advises washing them separately in lukewarm water and rinsing in clear cold water without blue. Do not let them dry before ironing. colored silks should use fine white soap and avoid strong yellow soap.
A healthful tip advises rinsing delicate fabrics and blankets in water the same temperature as washing to prevent damage from sudden temperature changes. Do not use water that is too hot, especially with blankets.
The material known as woola fabric is described as exceptionally light while maintaining mats sturdy wearing quality. Industry observers note its potential for lightweight applications without sacrificing durability.
Washington D C February 230 Republican leaders including Senator Root of New York and Senator Crane of Massachusetts advocate a special convention to rewrite national convention rules. They seek proportional representation by vote and state controlled delegate elections to align with primary results and Southern representation. No call issued yet as factions push for a nationwide gathering this year.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery for coughs colds throat and lung ailments with a money back guarantee if it fails. A Floydada Texas user claims rapid relief and weight gain after using the remedy and it notes Joe K Smock Son druggists as sellers.
Sunday night at U B had Harl Alsop Lollie Smith and Emima Harlow with Claud. Charles French Earl Alsop drove for Carl Bedwell Aunt Vine Fifer buried Saturday in Alamán cemetery. James Gertrude Alsop Goldie French visited Mrs Sarah Chambers Sunday. Mrs Julia Alsop and daughter with Mrs Fannie Robbins dined with Mrs Lizzie Alsop. Willis laid to rest at Calvary cemetery Sunday. Rev Mr Peck preached a fine sermon.
John Alsop and C. G. French visited Charles Shaw and family Thursday night. They dined with William Hayden near Shelburn Friday. Aunt Sarah Hayden, poorly in recent years, still smiles and greets all with kindness. He plans to return in two weeks at Mt Calvary.
W S Skelton of Stanley Indiana praises Foley Kidney Pills for a severe kidney ailment that caused back pains and inability to straighten. He says a single box fully relieved him. The product is sold by Joe K Smock & Son.
Samuel E Lindley of Hutsonville Illinois is dangerously ill at his home. He is the father of Dr S E Lindley J W Lindley and Mrs J H Neff of this city.
An incomplete transcription from Transiel, South Africk, hints at an address praising a magistrate and urging calm among people. The garbled text muddles aims and context, obscuring the speaker's intent and the event's significance.
An exhausted linnet saved from the sea by a seagull is placed on a warship's deck. The story, claimed to be told only to fellow marines, centers on a gunner who witnessed the scene and reflects wartime morale.
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