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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1912

Page

2

Roosevelt Calls Popular Recall Key to Pure Democracy

Former President Theodore Roosevelt told the Ohio Constitutional Convention that laws must be subject to recall by the people to ensure genuine representation. He urged strong supervision of big business, direct democracy tools, and constitutional reforms to empower workers and curb moneyed influence.

Ohio Columbus Theodore Roosevelt Tincoln Lincoln &C Bucbhanan Buchanan Lincoln Dred Scott

Horseradish Claims Hoarseness Relief In Curious Note

A scrambled clipping notes horseradish offering relief for hoarseness. It mentions a Colorado woman discovering a lost ring on an ice count and a tale of a young woman passing the ring through a unfaithful sweetheart to a vendor. The piece also references a doctor confirming details and an old remedy for voice conditions.

Colorado

The Best In Life Growing a Little Every Day

A fragmented passage echoes Walter T. Field on growth and attitude. It reflects on growing daily, facing life with hope and vigor, and finding joy in work and kindness as a path to success or something better. The tone is inspirational and reflective.

Walter. T. Field

War Era Sketches From Virginia to North Carolina

A 1862 Chronicle notes skirmishes on Pohick church and Occoquan in Virginia, salt tax edicts in Confederacy, California’s tax remittance, and a British blockade run. Union gunboats bombard Fort Henry on the Tennessee, and Fort Blanchard on Roanoke Island falls to Burnside and Goldsborough. Farragut’s West Gulf squadron, the Monitor, and Johnson’s Manassas evacuation feature amid arrests and martial law declarations.

Accoquan Virginia Lowing Michigan Heitzleman Pohick Church Occoquan J. P. Benjamin Richmond South California United States Stanford Salmon P. Chase Secretary of the Treasury Congress Leland Stanford Mars General Shields Jesse D. Bright Senate of the United States Fort Henry Tennessee River Foote Grant Cairo East Bank Cincinnati Stembel Essex Porter Carondelet Walker St. Louis Spaulding Conestoga Tyler Lexington Tilghman House of Representatives Treasury Burnside Roanoke Island Seward France Erate Wilson Harper’s Ferry Geary Johnson Manassas Fort Church St. Mary Fernandina, Fla Dupont North Carolina Goldsborough General Burnside Roanoke Inlet Bartow Blanchard Croatan River Fort Blanchard Fort Barlow Charles P. Stone Washington Fort la Fayette New York Ball’s Bluff War Department Ives New York Herald Stanton David Glasgow Farragut West Gulf Ericsson Monitor Hampton Road Rowan Cobb’s Point Elizabeth City Hunter

Poultry Keepers Advice From A Practical Handbook

Fresh air and sunshine are key germicides and eggs should not be tainted by kerosene. Duck breeders should feed a crumbly mash twice daily and candle doubtful eggs before market. Indian Runners lay 160 to 200 eggs yearly. common ducks 25 to 50. Pekin leads as the top market duck. Avoid crowding and late brooding. pigeons should be kept as Homers Carriers Antwerp s or other pure breeds.

Passing of Popular Fowl The Langshan Declines in Popularity

The Langshan known as the Lordly Langshan shows reduced exhibition demand despite steady breeding. Country Gentleman notes strong demand for Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes and Rhode Island Reds likely makes Langshan look weaker, though numbers remain. Once praised as a replacement for Black Cochin it proved popular as a good layer and table fowl despite skin and plumage limitations.

Value of Air Slaked Lime in Poultry Houses

Article stresses the sanitary value of air slaked lime for poultry houses and runs. It counteracts odors and likely destroys germs. recommends keeping a ready supply and using it both inside and outside the coops.

Cause of Infertile Eggs Evidence of Inbreeding Risk

Too many hens with the male bird often yields infertile eggs and reducing numbers helps. Germless eggs may indicate overbreeding. Progeny of related parents tend to sterile eggs, illustrating why inbreeding is a mistake in breeding stock management.

Eye specialist Dr Briggs offers glasses and services

Dr C F Briggs physician and surgeon specializes in eye diseases with glasses fitted. Office in Briggs Building, office phone 263, residence 146.

C. F Briggs

Thomson Eye and Throat Doctor Offers Painless Tonsil Removal

Walter N. Thompson M D physician and surgeon advertises diseases of the eye and throat with a specialty in tonsil removal using electricity a painless bloodless method. He treats catarrh and hay fever.

Walter N. Thompson M. D

Dr George Knapp of Vincennes Announces Office Hours

Dr George Knapp of Vincennes lists Davis House and announces office hours on the first and third Fridays of each month for patient consultations and appointments.

George Knapp Vincennes Davis House

Buff W P Seratson Attorneys At Law

Buff W P Seratson Attorneys At Law offers legal services in all courts with a focus on collections. Located in Citizeng Treet building.

Buff W. P. Seratson Citizeng Treet

J. W. Lindley Attorney At Law Notice

J. W. Lindley attorney at law offers careful attention to all legal matters from the N. Side office upstairs.

Office of N. Side

Attorney Ad for Kalley and Hays Law Offices

SAAC H Kalley attorney at law offers prompt legal service with focus on collections probate and money lending on long or short terms. Offices on ground floor of Sullivan State Bank building and John T and Will H Hays operate offices over the Sullivan State Bank.

Sullivan State Bank Attorneys-At-Law

Practice in All Courts Available at Citizens Trust Bldg

Business entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. Offices in Suites 4 and 6 Citizens Trust Building.

Citizens Trust

Attorney Announces Practice in All Courts of State

Announcement states business will receive prompt and careful attention and that the attorney will practice in all state courts and such other courts as may require his services. Office located in Citizens Trust Co. Building.

Wisconsin Citzens Trust Co

Notary Public Iver Hunt's Drug Store Leaders in Shelburn Listing

Local listing notes firms and individuals including Notary Public Iver Hunt's Drug Store in Shelburn Indiana. It names A PRICE Co and W L LAURENT with phone 75-03 and addresses 614, plus Jas B Brown J Schroeder Brown and Schroeder Abstracters of Title.

W. L. Laurent Shelburn Ind

Wood and Hunt Gambill Advertise Office Locations

Walter F. Wood at office over Goodmans Store and Chas D Hunt with Gilbert W Gambill of Hunt and Gambill announce full service for all business with careful prompt attention at their offices over National Bank corner Washington and Main streets.

Walter F. Wood Goodman's Chas. D. Hunt Gilbert W. Gambill Hunt & Gambill Attorneys-At-Law National Bk. Cor Washington and Main Streets

Bays to Practice in All Courts

Lee F Bays announces willingness to practice in all courts. Office located on the North side square upstairs.

Veterinary Surgeon Graduate Opens Sullivan Office

Dr Co T Howard a veterinary surgeon graduate of Indiana Veterinary College has opened an office at Parke and Knotts livery barn in Sullivan Indiana offering animal care services to local farmers and pets.

Co. T. Howard Indiana Veterinary College Parke & Knotts Livery Barn Sullivan, Indiana

Irving Hastman Returns to Tuning Post with Cadwell

Irving M Hastman resumes his position as tuner with R W Cadwell after visiting relatives in New York. Mrs Helen Ross of Duluth Minnesota is visiting her mother Mrs Matilda Mason.

Irving M. Hastman New York R. W. Cadwell Helen Ross Duluth, Minn Matilda Mason

Deafness and Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement

An old advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured locally. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a medical claim and a Toledo supplier, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

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Roosevelt Pacific Coast Eweemue Pooneral Lander Occa Friedman Germantown Fairfax Court House Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes L. A. Stewart Art Dentistry West Washington St J. W. Lindley SAAC H. Kalley John T Will H. Hays John ©. Chaney J. G. McNabb Jas. B. Brown J Schroeder, Brown & Schroeder Sullivan County Dr. Crowder East Aid Lee F. Bays North Side Square
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