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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
2
A long sighted man studies the sun and discovers a dark spot on his face. He contemplates cancer or a boil, fears old age and toil ending his days, while a moonlit episode and an exasperated sister lead to a drastic recoil and a shocking impulsive act.
The Merom Chautauqua program outlines events from August 22 to September 1. It lists daily time slots and room numbers including 10 10:30 11:69 11:30 2:00 2215 730.
A Kentucky moonshine case unfolds with a farmer swapping a buggy for a Rex and entering a courtroom where Joshua is tried for illegal still operation. A judge and inmates share a humor filled moment before an Indiana man shifts to a sales pitch about expected demand and regional customers.
The schedule lists daily musical preludes by the Chautauqua Band and Jubilee Singers, with Miss Florence Wright and Mr. Lichliter among performers. Readings by Miss Doyle, Rev. Spurgeon, and speakers including W. J. Bryan, Herbert L. Willett, and Paul Laurence Dunbar are interspersed with orchestral and band performances and moving pictures.
An antique advertisement touts Dr Shoop’s Restorative and Night Care as a sleep aid for “weak” women. It claims the products soothe soreness and inflam mation, restore energy, and renew vigor, presenting them as a general tonic to the system.
The item discusses Dr Shoop's Night Cure and legal views on liquor traffic, followed by a local obituary spread. Washington Robbins Sr. of Haddon Township dies at 73, with funeral arrangements and a detailed list of mourners and relatives. Burial set for Mt Calvary cemetery. notes on visitors and other deaths in the area.
A fragment mentions a statute restricting sales to minors and habitual drunkards, indicating legal controls or penalties. The terse note implies enforcement or reference within a broader regulatory context.
The Indianapolis News analyzes a Supreme Court challenge to a theory on liquor traffic, affirming that common law granted the right to keep saloons and sell liquor retail. It notes that statutes regulate but do not create the right and that prior opinions support a historic livelihood rather than license-based permission.
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