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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1912
Page
3
A long list of 10c counter goods and yardage including ladies vests muslin pants embroidery table linen curtains and patterns. It advertises low prices for garments, fabric notions, hardware and household items with multiple examples and a few bulk items.
More than three hundred Hoosiers in Pittsburgh organized the Indiana State Society of Pittsburgh and planned a September Indiana picnic. C Elsworth Parker, Indianapolis born, is president. 165 attended the initial dinner and a constitution was drafted with 300+ members sought. The group aims to press Indiana for an official state flower.
An advertising notice promotes Dr Kings Life Pills as a cure for weakness bad breath and foul breath claiming new strength fine complexion pure breath and cheerful spirits for 265c at Joe K Smock and Son.
Indiana editors overwhelmingly oppose Roosevelt’s Bull Moose third party in the state. At a long meeting, nearly all 52 editors pledged to back regular Taft nominees for president and local offices, with only a few editors quietly sympathetic to Roosevelt. A resolutions plan was shelved until after the August state convention.
Raymond McClanahan travels to Jasonville to establish a new gents' furnishings shop. Mrs. Rebecca Maxwell and Miss Kittie Ridge are noted at Bethany Park in the same report.
A Sullivan Union advertisement urges readers to study The Electrical World writeup on rescuing shock victims. It details safe removal from live wires using dry material, to avoid double electrocution, and explains artificial breathing techniques with clear illustrations to prevent preventable deaths.
The fragment suggests a cautious optimism that the accompanying material will prove beneficial even if, upon first reading, one believes they grasp its meaning.
Mrs. Alice Smith of Clinton Missouri visits her brother John Handford and family after thirty two years away from Sullivan and other relatives. This is her first return visit since leaving Sullivan.
Indiana’s Charles A. Greathouse urges 12 month school terms for cities, aiming to end long summer vacations. He expects taxpayers to welcome the change and plans to push legislation in the 1913 general assembly. He favors a near German model with annual operation and summer half-day industrial education especially in large cities.
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