13 Jul 1881
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1881
Page
1
Advertisements extoll Malt Bitters as sleep aids and cure-alls and claim they aid chills liver and kidney issues and offer benefits for nursing mothers and consumptive patients. Testimonies cite cures from Cutiura Remedies. The notice closes with a plug for Crowder & Keepe wall paper styles.
Our Own Correspondent reports from New York on a dimming militia house turned wreck with a vanished high priestess of hash and restless boarders. He notes strange disappearances, a missing British captain, and a faltering pigeon shoot, then shifts to July weather forecasts by Henry G. Vennor predicting cool wet near start, hot spells mid month, and a late cool snap with storms across Canada and the United States.
Local items describe harvest wrap up with many wheat cuts and broken machines. Merom reports two Sabbath schools thriving with strong but winter-tapering attendance. U.S. M. E. Society held Sunday elections led by W. M. Weir with 95 average attendance, while coverage critiques newspaper patronage and editor burdens.
A New York Times passage extols stewed cucumbers as a refined dish. Cucumbers are sliced half an inch thick and simmered briefly in water until tender, then combined with warm cream and butter and seasonings. The result is compared to asparagus and praised as a superior way to enjoy cucumbers.
United States Attorney Holstein reports the Department of Justice orders the railroad bridge at the Wabash river near Merom Sullivan county to be built under the act authorizing construction. Major Smith of the engineer corps warns neglect will block navigation. The note references related health ad line.
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