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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1918
Page
8
Special purchase offers include one lot Middies at 49 cents and one lot Smocks valued at 2.25 sold at 49 cents. Dresses for children ages 2 to 6 range from 49 cents to 93 cents, with larger sizes 6 to 14 selling up to 1.00.
A column by Herb Steele notes impacts of prohibition on his business boosting repairs. The piece jokes about fashion changes and shoes from shark skins. It also comments on political names, satire about front line readers, and mock verses about Napoleon, Woodrow Wilson, and Henry Ford.
A brief note on the shared activity of gathering blackberries and enduring chiggers during outdoor foraging, highlighting common nuisances and rustic outdoor customs.
A poem notes a man named Abner Pike who bought a motor bike and filled it with gas. A slim Miss and boys peeking from a hot sun scene appear as a light local piece with a porch sleeping bag remark.
Two men saved Yen to buy a big fat hen at the market. The market man greeted them with a friendly Howdy Do and declared a rooster sufficient for their purchase.
Odd, fragmented item notes Theda Bara in Under Two Flags and references Old Mother Hubbard and a dry cupboard joke. The text mentions Theda Bara’s appearance and a line about the first olive, but the fragment ends without a clear final point.
A humorous verse item charts aging, marriage, politics, and daily life with quips about clocks daylight savings and trains. It riffs on social change and common hopes as the speaker toys with instinctive pursuits and shared jokes of the era.
James W. Huff named administrator of the estate of Jasper N. Huff deceased of Sullivan county Indiana. Estate described as solvent. Arthur S. DeBaun attorney. First insertion July 3 1918 St.
A list shows names of addressees with letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Indiana post office. If not claimed within two weeks these will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Advertised letters require callers to state the date advertised. WM. E AYDELOTTE P.M.
Mrs Johnn Chaney departed Thursday for a visit with friends in Washington District of Columbia.
An old want ad urges readers with kidney trouble to consult a chiropractor for case analysis. It promotes chiropractic adjustments as addressing the cause and is signed H. J. Ramsey D. C.
Isaac E E Brown of Long Ridge Farm Sullivan Indiana offers two well formed milking cows at reasonable prices. Prospective buyers can meet at milking time at the Sullivan area farm. Contact through Graysville phone.
A brief reflection on the interior construction of character as life adds lessons, experiences, and influences to an invisible building within us. Each new contact, book, conversation, or act of daily life contributes another block to this inner edifice.
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