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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1881
Page
8
Travelers are urged to read the Burlington Route advertisement appearing in this issue. Special inducements are offered to travelers, noted as valuable for those planning journeys. The message emphasizes the railway's favorable terms and travel advantages.
A couple strolling on an avenue at dusk stops near a creaky saloon. They joke about warm weather, fear ice cream may carry smallpox germs, and end with Angelina vowing never to go out with the stingy partner again.
A physician praises a tonic medicine for general strength and restoring organ function. He cautions against alcohol and harsh laxatives, endorsing Brown's Tron Bitters as non alcoholic, non staining, and effective for headaches and stomach, pulmonary, urinary, and digestive support as per Gazette.
Rafe Hutchings formerly of Palestine died at Oaktown Indiana after a recent confession. He stated he helped in the murder of a woman about twelve to fifteen years ago who would have testified against him as an accessory. The woman vanished from Merom and was believed hired to flee the country.
Mr. Paine argues for organized visitation to aid distressed families, uncovering causes to restore self support. He describes how sickness or job loss drives decent workers toward debt, pawnbrokers, and eventual ruin, risking alcohol, theft, or suicide without timely help.
A Western apology letter describes a menacing encounter with a a man claiming a dinner and threats, ending with an apology note from the Shelton Clarion. The piece then reviews Burr Robs bins Colvin's circus in Lookout Mountain and Paget's Sound area with praise for the performers, animals and Charlie Fish’s hareback riding in Detroit Evening News.
A fragmented notice hints at a local paper halting publication at a man’s address after his actions. The strange ad copy promotes improving coffee with a bargain from Atilkey Bros. and ends ambiguously about a grumble and a cup that will do you good.
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