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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1904
Page
3
A. G. McNabb, Attorney at Law announces practice in all state courts and such other courts as may require services. Office located in Crowder Building on East Side Public Square.
D HUNT offers careful prompt service for all business entrusted to him. Office located over Goodmans clothing store in Sullivan Indiana.
Dr Walter N Thompson physician surgeon advertises diseases of the eye and throat specialty and promotes electricity as a painless bloodless method for removing enlarged tonsils and treating catarrh and hay fever.
A society tale follows an engagement split due to a woman’s irritability and illness, then a secret friend’s aid restores her health and beauty as the wedding nears. An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with a $500 cure claim for female weaknesses, alongside a dramatic Detroit Free Press note on deadly mine calm bank fires.
Local observations report illnesses in the area with Mrs. Jane Foutz very sick and John Patton confined by la grippe. A baby boy is born to Mr. and Mrs. Stratton. Many residents attend Holiness meetings in Graysville and visit relatives in nearby towns while several travel to Dallas and Terre Haute for family and work.
Reggie tells a friend of an unexpected proposal after a theater outing. He says he had not intended to propose yet but was drawn in after a parlor discussion, describing Jessie as ready for the engagement and noting relief at securing her before plans advanced.
During the American Revolutionary era the New Jersey governor cited women as crafty agents of political schemes. The tale includes Dean Pigou recounting a letter from a girl to the devil asking to remove a meddlesome aunt, illustrating fears of female influence in politics.
The article explains glass cutting requiring skill with five stages: a design is copied, a steel wheel uses sand and water for cutting, a second wheel sharpens, a third removes cloudiness, a fourth polishes, and a tin oxide preparation yields iridescent luster. The process highlights the care and teamwork behind valued cut glass.
Mrs Hersey laments stern new photographs asking if they resemble her. Norah, a witty waitress, replies with a playful Irish quip that she would not have two afternoons a week if the photo looked like her. The exchange appears in the Christian Register.
A church minister asks for higher pay and is challenged by a member who quips about working for souls. The minister replies that souls cannot be eaten, suggesting salaries must meet needs even as he serves spiritual duties.
Dialogue from the Philadelphia Press jokes about marriage terms with Mrs Henpeck and Mr Henpeck debating if a man with one wife too many is a bigamist. The cue questions clarify the humorous misunderstanding.
A dramatic exchange quotes a woman claiming engagement troubles and the man’s seriousness causing worry, as reported by the Chicago Post. The dialogue hints at unrest and social tension in a strained relationship.
A Brooklyn Life item reflects on a husband who gives some old love letters to his wife and wonders about keeping memories. The piece suggests balancing memory with living in the present and preserving what matters.
The line reflects on power as an uneasy force that constantly seeks perception and visibility. It speaks to the fragile nature of influence and how it cannot be safely contained or hidden from sight.
A list promoting Sullivan Loan and Trust Co mortgage advantages explains borrowers can obtain farm loans comparable to eastern insurers, with quicker abstracts, no early-release bonus, flexible payoff if selling assets, and faster, local service.
Sullivan Co Loan and Trust Co advertises excursion rates through the E T H R R and Kk T H lines for South and Southwest destinations. Annual Indiana State Teachers' Association meeting in Indianapolis prompts a $3 round trip for teachers with certificates. sales Dec 28 29 and return by Jan 1 1904. Winter tourist tickets to southern resorts at low round-trip fares on sale through Apr 30 1904 with return by May 31 1904. Stopovers allowed. Contact W W Castro Sullivan or D H Hillman Evansville Indiana.
An advertisement claims every bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is warranted and money refunded if not satisfied after two thirds used. It touts relief for lagrippe coughs colds croup and whooping cough with a safe to take claim despite garbled text.
An advertisement claims Ar King's New Life Pils eases and cures stock and liver troubles in families. It touts relief for domestic ailments and promotes the product for 25 cents at Joe K. Smook's drug store.
Wonderful Nerveis displayed by many a man enduring pains of accidental Cure, Wounds, Bruises Burns, Scalds, Sore Feet or stiff joints. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble with best salve on earth for piles. 25c at Joe Ky Smodk's dug stone.
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