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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1916

Page

7

Local items note births visits and gatherings

The column records Sunday visits and family news including births and illnesses. Mrs Dan Prose welcomed a son. Ed Hardy’s wife had a boy. Reba Asbury and Maggie Hardy are noted socializing. several families such as Irvin, Hart, Bryan, and Prose are mentioned with Sunday gatherings and health updates. Subscriptions offered for Ladies' Home Journal and other periodicals.

Charles Schlichter Correte Merlin Rider Asbury Brunerud I. A. Bryan Dan Prose Ed Hardy Reba Asbury Maggie Hardy Batows Sullivan

Abe Lincoln and song life in early Indiana tale

Fragment from a reminiscence recounts Abe Lincoln's musical tastes and poems. It describes Abe's enjoyment of songs and ballads at Dennis Hanks' cabin, his political songs about Jackson, and a claimed composition titled Adam and Eve's Wedding Song sung by the Lincoln family, highlighting cultural lore around Lincoln's youth.

Dennis Hanks John Tanks Abe Dancoe Dennis Porks Dennis Witel Atel Streis Abies Denis Celes Jackson Jones Crawford Amaduius John Anderson Lincoln Nancy Cor Sarihs Wis Aaron Giedan Adam Nitbey Adam and Eve

Lincoln's Youth and Early Manhood in Gentryville

The narrative recalls Abraham Lincoln with Abe Turnham in Gentryville as they find an acquaintance, likely dead or insensible, lying by a mud puddle. The man is described as old and drunk, barely responsive. Night-winter cold prompts moral reflection on whether to leave him to die or act to save him.

Lincoln Abe Dave Turnham Turnham Gentryville

Great Relief From Pain Pills Endorsed By Mrs Funk

Mrs Henry Funk of Akron Ohio testifies that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills ease nervous tension backache and headaches and provide sleep and rest. The ad notes a money back guarantee and standard 25 dose 25 cent packaging sold by local druggists from Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.

Miles Henry Funk E. Akron Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Mrs. Cora Gilbert Called to Winona Lake for Ill Son

Mrs. Cora Gilbert travels to Winona Lake Indiana due to her son Pierce Woods illness described as pneumonia. Mr. Gilbert also went to Winona on Saturday.

Cora Gilbert Winona Lake Ind Pierce Woods Gilbert Winona

Healing Gospel Endorses Electric Bitters by Pastor Warren

The Rev J. Warren of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Georgia calls Electric Bitters a Godsend and credits it with curing back illness stiff joints and general collapse. He says two bottles restored strength enabling a three mile walk in 50 minutes. The ad claims it aids stomach liver and kidney issues and notes a guarantee with price 50 cents anchored by Joe K Smock’s drug store. Also mentions Lou Wheeler of Princeton gravely ill with uncertain recovery and a note about his wife formerly Miss Flo Massey visiting Mrs Cora Gilbert.

Warren Sharon Baptist Churh Belair Joe K. Smock Lou Wheeler Princeton Flo Massey Cora Gilbert

Dr King’s New Life Pills touted to cure malaria poisons

Notice claims a malaria germ likeness and promises cure of malaria poison and constipation with Dr King’s New Life Pills sold for 25 cents at Joe K Smock’s drug store. Mrs Isaac Bryan of New Lebanon buys John Benefield property on North Main Street and will relocate here.

Dr. King Joe K. Smock Isaac Bryan New Lebanon John Benefield North Main Street

Luckiest Man In Arkansas Brags Of Cure

Bruno resident H. L. Stanley writes that his wife recovered from five years of coughing and lung bleeding after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. He says one bottle helped and twelve finished the cure. The ad notes a money back guarantee and trial bottle free at Joe K Smock s druggist priced 50 cents and 1.00.

Sam Arkansas H. L. Stanley Bruno Dr. King Joe K. Smock

You Look Yellow You Look Yellow Liver Sickness Warning

The text warns of a yellowing appearance and a sick liver with bile spilling into the blood. It says digestion worsens, appetite declines, and headaches stomach aches dizziness malaria and constipation occur. It prescribes a liver tonic rather than laxatives or pills.

Thedford’s Black-Draught Medicine Ad Promotes Liver Health

An old advertisement touts Thedford’s Black-Draught as a gentle remedy for a sick liver and kidneys. It claims to purify blood, renew appetite, feed nerves, clear the brain, cure constipation, and regulate digestive functions. Sold in 25 cent packages.

Everglades Home and Seasonal Banter in Florida

A Florida correspondent describes life at The Everglades with ocean tides and constant roar nearby. He notes mild northern weather drawing emigrant waterfowl, then recounts local humor about a turkey hunt and daily routines under palmetto shade and orange blossoms.

Local notes recount travels and happenings in Fairbanks area

Everett J. Trueblood returns from Cincinnati. J. Dana Johnson umpiring in Terre Haute. Burkie Drake suffers throat injury from pond fall. Elmer B. Harrison moves office to Graysville. Ray Brewer helps Prairie Creek at Terre Haute game replacing sick Bootsy Fisk. Harve Johnson declares large collection of candidate cards. Emmett Harrison notes no place like West Point. Oscar Kennett cites fox drive incident if present with Winchester. Everett J. Trueblood drives to Prairieotn. Edgar Strain clan visits Staffordshire relatives and will attend Ben Hur. Levi J. Drake considers Tampa residence for bride's health. Oil well progress reports. Arthur Hunt visits Terre Haute. Rural carriers off for George Washington’s birthday. Guthrie Wisener returns to Terre Haute for school. family plans move to Farmersburg.

Little Burkie Drake Elmer B. Harrison Graysville Ray Brewer Prairie Creek Athletics Terre Haute Bootsy Fisk Harve Johnson

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief

An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a cure for indigestion and bilious symptoms. It claims to start the liver, relieve constipation, and restore health with money back if not satisfied. Sold by Joe Kues at 50 cents and one dollar.

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Chase Jon George Irvin Arthur Irvin Wit ‘Aby Gilbert Trsin Martha Prose John Hart Alex Prose S. J Ladies’ Home Journal Saturday Evening Post the Siigner The Delineator Abbie Huthison Little Giant James Tally Miss Hattie Shake Mary Dickey Wm. Smediey Corda Pat Byrnes Linton Dave Critchfield Wm. Smedley Glenn Sisson Eliza Story Vicksburg Herb Jackson and Sons Carrie Critchfield Isaac Underwood Adam Hie John Hanks Lincoln's Youth Dr. Miles Thedford Sullivan County Indiana W. S. Hastings Florida Joe S. Reed Tony Everglades Feridians Hoke Charley Davis Surrounding Chas. Humphreys, Aegt Oliver Steel Fairbanks Everett J. Trueblood Cincinnati J. Dana Johnson Emmett Harrison West Point Oscar Kennett Merom Tiger Winchester Prairieton Edgar Strain Staffordshire Arthur Drake Emory Pogue Jennie Boatman Zora Wisener Lola Pogue Ben Hur Levi J. Drake Tampa Arthur Hunt George Washington Guthrie Wisener Farmersburg
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