Attorney Advertisement for A G McNabb
A. G. McNabb, attorney at law offers prompt careful attention to business. will practice in all courts of this state and other courts as needed. Office located in Crowder Building on the East Side Public Square.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
3
A. G. McNabb, attorney at law offers prompt careful attention to business. will practice in all courts of this state and other courts as needed. Office located in Crowder Building on the East Side Public Square.
A promotional piece extols self knowledge and care to extend life and resist disease. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a nonalcoholic herb extract improving digestion and tissue restoration, citing a Quebec user’s recovery from La Grippe and praising the product as unmatched for stomach ailments and a related laxative pill.
The Democrat mocks the upcoming primary and candidate payments while predicting about a large field of hopefuls. It notes announced candidates, potential boodle, and costs to get names on the ticket as Feb 11 1904 approaches.
An advertisement touts every bottle of Chamberlan Cough Remedy with a money back promise if customers are not satisfied after two thirds of the contents. It claims effectiveness for dagrippe colds croup whooping cough and pneumonia risks, urging purchase from local druggists.
Mr Frank Phipps and Miss Lola Lisman wed Saturday evening at the home of Mr Wilber Ruddell on South Court street. The bride, daughter of Mr Joan Lisman, and groom, employed with Mr Calvert in the grocery business, were married by Rev David Francis of the Christian church with a small gathering of immediate friends.
W. Bellamy a Burlington locomotive fireman describes a near collapse from persistent illness. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his strength and appetite, noting renewed health and vitality after use. Satisfaction guaranteed by local dealer. Price 50 cents.
A tale of Aunt Emma and five year old Bessie as the girl resists bedtime and rails at adult habits. Bessie argues that grownups label peers cross while they call her nervous, prompting Emma to rethink the child’s perspective.
In the Chicago Record-Herald quotation a great man lies morning in bed with his wife urging resilience. Doctors say he is much better today and may live for at least a week. He laments that no paper has called him the illustrious patient despite his fame.
A sketchy exchange mentions sleeplessness and insomnia. The schoolmaster notes a two year affliction labeled euris insomnis par alaxitis with casual humor.
A Philadelphia Ledger humorous clipping recalls a wreck on a road that morning. Two commuters discuss a cook who planned to leave town but is now too nervous to travel back after the incident.
A dialogue contrasts spending on luxuries with saving for a house. The easygoing man argues he prefers modest tastes and would not squander wealth on extravagant purchases, contrasting practical thrift with luxury spending.
A witty line from Your Taste questions if sentiments must be altered at a dinner, contrasting with Punchard's quip about dry toast. The exchange humorously explores how people handle feelings and flavor in social meals.
In Philadelphia a playful exchange notes an upright piano causing a light nuisance at a neighbor’s door. Muggins jokes about the sight while Riuvelus bluntly tells him to give it up.
The excerpt presents a dialogue about hunting and money in a Philadelphia Press page. It features characters Sportsman Native Tess Jess and hints at marriage for wealth without explicit narrative events.
Uncle Eben notes that many men pretend wisdom by talking or looking wise, but truly acting wisely is rare among them. The remark reflects on credibility and action over outward appearance.
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