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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1906
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion for babies, claiming fatty babies are happier and better protected. scrawny babies suffer nerves from ungentle touches. It promises a free sample and urges sending the label 3 on the wrapper with every bottle.
A Kansas City critic’s sharp demolitions of New York cultural pretensions are echoed by a barman’s weary complaints. The piece lampoons Noo Yawk natives as provincial, vain, and shopworn while praising outsiders who see beyond Manhattan’s snobbery.
A testimony from H. C. Cunningham of Allegheny PA describes years of fatigue insomnia and pain ending after taking eight bottles of Dr Miles Nervine. The ad claims the tonic rebuilt the nervous system and promises money back if no benefit.
List of lands and town lots returned as delinquent for non payment of 1904 and prior years with penalties interest and costs. Also taxes for 1905 included.
A reader voice complains about New York, calling it the most un-American town and urging an arrest over perceived degradation. The fragment shows hostile sentiment and requests action, reflecting period tone and urban divide.
The firm offers loans of two thousand dollars and up at forty four percent interest. Loans below that amount carry five percent. Rural route subscribers on 17 tf should report missed Wednesday copies. Dr J B Crowley will conduct office business from his residence for the next two months ending 8t.
Notice of sale stating that lands and effects may be sold to discharge taxes interest and charges due from owners. Sale conducted at the Sullivan Court House door on the second day in February 1904 at 1 o clock p m continuing for four days. Names listed include Suvi RUSSEL and Dodinia.
A large workforce works at Shaft No 1 near Carlisle, aiming to mine coal within six weeks. The facility includes a tall wooden tipple, engine house, boiler room, shops, and offices for Solomon Peenle and son T. J. Deedee, with electric lighting and plans to expand to 150 miners by next fall.
A report from Fort Wayne credits a new remedy called King's New Discovery with restoring Mrs Motie Holt who was severely weakened by a long illness. The article notes the patient regained health after treatment begun, with a free trial offer from Joe K Smocks druggist.
Rain lifts Turman’s Creek runoff as interurban construction advances. Rev O Neal conducts protracted services at the funt church while Benson Chapel hosts gatherings. Fire in Hymera last night damages two saloons and nearby bricks limit spread. Samuel Woodard family visits Samuel O Neal. Hazelrigg remains on sick list.
For over 60 years this vegetable remedy has been a standby in thousands of homes and today the favorite liver medicine. It acts gently on the liver and kidneys, does not irritate the bowels, cures constipation, relieves congestion, and purifies the system from an overflow of bile, keeping the body in health. Price 25c at druggists and dealers. Test it.
Providence notes describe fine weather for the month. Si Davis and wife visited Jake Evan on Tuesday. Miss Jennie Burton cuts carpet rags this week. Robert Johnson and William Burton haul corn to town. Aunt Mahalah Burton is slowly improving. Mrs. Ora Brown visits her father on Wednesday.
An 19th century newspaper item touts a stomach based cure for colds. It claims weak digestion leads to illness and urges taking a Caldwell preparation sold by Joe K Smock with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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