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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
7
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption and related illnesses. It claims increased nutrition, blood cleansing, and non narcotic composition. A testimonial from Elmer Lawler praises recovery from stomach and lung troubles after using the medicine and pellets.
A flood of briefs from Sullivan County includes sales ads and notices for farms and coolers. Local names such as P A Barco, Beasley Brown, and Julius Hoseman surface with insurance Abstracts and loan offers. Community tidbits link Miss Inez Taylor, Dr Wm Eaton, Theo Harper, and others to taverns, theaters, and post office news.
Scott Kirkham left for Canton Mississippi to take charge of the farm he traded for, adjoining Sam Chastain, with Jett of Lebanon not yet in charge. Mrs Fordyce returns to Muncie after visiting for a death in the Higbee family. Edna works as a book-keeper in Michigan. Bass Auditorium hosts Peck’s Bad Boy show with new practical jokes for all ages.
Roy Creager of Merom married Irma Redelman of Worthington Thursday night in Merom. Redelman once stayed in our town with Mrs Maggie Humphreys during illness and the couple reportedly met in Indianapolis. Best wishes for happiness and prosperity are extended.
Old time ad claims thousands are sent to exile due to lung issues but urges not to spend to move. It promotes Dr King s New Discovery as infallible at home for coughs colds throat and lung diseases with relief from first dose and astounding cures from persistent use. Trial bottles free at Joe K Smock s. Price 50c and 1. Bottle guaranteed.
New Smyrna reports temperatures dipping to 10 degrees above zero causing discomfort as homes lack winter insulation. Sam White plans to leave for Biloxi New Orleans or another destination for a while. Fishing has been poor this season due to the cold spell.
An ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle liver and bowel stimulant that purges poisonous matter, cleanses the system, and cures constipation and sick headaches. Sold for 25 cents at Joe K. Smock's drug store.
Sunday evening a carriage carrying R. P. White W. H. Lucas Dr. E. R. Riggs and Will Burks was upset crossing a railroad near Capt. Crawford's house. The tire struck the rail and slid, causing the wreck before the team was brought to a stop at the barn.
The advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure capsules as convenient to take during daily duties. It claims a 24 hour cure and a price of 25 cents, sold by E. E. Muehler.
Sensational dailies and telegraph correspondents chased a Miss Hollenbeck from Elwood for her picture but provided no explanation. Quill writers buzzed about the chase until it was learned the sought woman is an evangelist whose home is Elwood.
The famous Bucklen's Arnica Salve is extolled as the perfect healer for cuts burns bruises sores and skin eruptions with a trusted pile cure offered at 25 cents a box by Joe K Smock.
Advertises money to loan at five percent interest for a ten year term with the option to pay part or all on any interest paying day. Abstracts of title prepared at reasonable prices.
Bedford Mail reports Southern Indiana railway adds four Baldwin locomotives and another passenger engine soon. Five hundred fifty new cars plus coal and box cars, and an order for five hundred more coal cars due by March 1, strengthen the line. Rumors say consolidation, potential extension to Centralia linking with Illinois Southern, and growth plans tied to director John W. Walsh.
An old advertisement invites readers to improve health by growing wellness with Lichty Celery Nerve Compound sold by E. E. Muehler. The copy emphasizes eating well sleeping well and working well.
The State Board of Health bulletin shows 2,942 statewide deaths in December and 465 smallpox cases, with only two smallpox deaths, one in Warrick county and one in Tippecanoe.
A vintage advertisement claims Krause's Headache Capsule will cool and clear the head after a late night. One capsule before bed allegedly helps by morning, with a price of 25 cents and seller KE. E. Muehler.
A new railway line brings Aberdeen region between the Missouri River and expanding cattle and farming areas within reach. The Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway issues an illustrated booklet titled South Dakota Farms detailing the country and opportunities. Copies available by sending a two cent stamp to F A Miller, General Passenger Agent, Chicago Ill.
Personally conducted trips via Great Rock Island Route promise comfort and economy to the Pacific Coast. Departures from Chicago on Thursdays and Kansas City on Fridays by Scenic Line, and from other cities on Wednesdays via Southern Route. For itineraries and berth reservations contact G. D. Bacon at 9 and 10 Claypool Building Indianapolis.
The Vandalia Line invites inquiries from all parties seeking information on rates and train times. Write to J C Mirispanes Traveling Passenger Agent Terre Haute Indiana for prompt attention.
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