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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1892
Page
4
This guide argues young horses should be trained gradually and kindly, not rushed. Begin with familiarization to harness and halter, lead them around, and ease fear through patient handling. Proper driver steadiness and calm, consistent instruction prevent spoiled horses.
If you are not feeling strong and healthy try Electric Bitters. The remedy acts on the liver stomach and kidneys aiding their function. Suffering with sick head ache find relief by taking Electric Bitters. Large bottles only 50 at Joe K Smock's drug store.
Vice Byrnes promoted, Steers has been on the force since 857. One year he rescued 13 people from drowning. The Detroit Free Press notes the superstition around the number 13 and its biblical origins.
Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott keepers of the Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach Michigan report their daughter aged four suffered measles and a severe cough with fever. After Doctor treatment failed she recovered after using two and a half bottles of Dr King s New Discovery. Free trial bottles offered at Joe K Smock s drug store.
Prof Shaw of Guelph Ontario reports a thorough weed study. Cleaning dirty farms is less costly than feared, costing under 75 dollars yearly for a 500 acre college farm. Annuals resist control due to dormant seeds. biennials yield only in year two. perennials like Canada thistle and quack grass need growth suppression for months. Continuous cultivation plus seeding grasses helps Canada thistle.
Minnie Carney of Lytle City Iowa lay near death from cholera morbus when blacksmith Charles Newcomb walked four miles through storm to fetch Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He gave a half teaspoonful that restored consciousness and saved her life. The medicine is sold by Joe K Smock in the area.
The Senate approved the river and harbor bill and sent it to a conference on the amendments to resolve differences with the House.
A historical note warns about a disease termed Clover Cancer affecting clover in Europe and possibly spreading to America. It discusses unknown origins, potential impact on hay and crops, the need for study, and the hope for a remedy from experiment stations while downplaying immediate danger.
A Watkins woman writes to her husband expressing extreme illness and intent to end her life while urging use of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. The note promotes a Crowder and Reed free trial bottle and a promotional book, reflecting a common 19th century health cure pitch.
An editorial from the Sauk Rapids Minnesota Sentinel mocks past mistakes by listing the grueling daily tasks of an editor. The piece concedes errors and defends the need to please subscribers while admitting financial pressures and scolding critics who deem the paper worth less than a dollar.
The article argues doctors mismanage heart disease with a rising death toll daily. It cites symptoms such as shortness of breath and irregular pulse and promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as the sole reliable remedy with testimonials and free books, sold by Crowder & Reed.
The treasury department announces the purchase of 455000 troy ounces of silver at 88 pence per ounce, a transaction noted in the daily financial report.
Widespread attention as facial steaming and massage gain popularity. Hundreds of parlors offer treatments at two dollars each in major cities while many women choose Blush of Roses Massage Oil lasting two months for one dollar. Hutchinson & Co drug store provides full directions with each bottle and offers free circulars.
In Roslyn the coroner's jury determines the explosion was caused by deficient ventilation. The article also advises medical home remedies for corns and bunions and notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sprains and rheumatism available from Joe K. Smock.
Assistant Surgeon J. B. Stoner of the marine hospital service has been found qualified for promotion. An advertising claim promotes Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for boils carbuncles eruptions and other poison in the blood, urging excretory channels as a better method.
An effort aims to persuade the Methodist General Conference to hold its upcoming session in this city. Local leaders push outreach and invitations to secure hosting rights and raise civic support.
Clergymen lawyers singers actors and public speakers seek this remedy to strengthen vocal organs and ease irritation and weakness of the throat and lungs. It is touted as the most effective preparation for vocal affections.
Farmers warned of fraud in concentrated fod product packs sold at high prices with claims of high feed value. Tests show little nutritive value, with common salt and fenugreek odor. one brand sold for 4.20 per ton, others higher. Exposures urge reading farmers to beware sharpers while noting local sales and remedies.
May 20 report from Wellington Iowa describes a Friday night cyclone that leveled four city blocks and destroyed more than 400 buildings. More than fifty dead include Mrs Susan Lashes and Michael Fanning with others identified among the victims. fires broke out among debris and the Monitor office was wrecked.
Dispatches say Argonia with 150 residents and Harper county seat with 2800 residents were totally destroyed by a tornado that struck Wellington. News from both towns is unavailable as wires are down and telegraph service is heavily delayed. Santa Fe dispatched special trains to Argonia and Harper from Wichita with relief crews.
A head on collision between the Incoming Panhandle passenger from Chicago and a freight train near Tronland Station two miles from Indianapolis injured many passengers, with several reported fatally. Names of injured include Levan Mater, Conductor Gillis, H. G. Perine, and others. the crash was blamed on negligence and an open switch.
Special advices to Bradstreet's indicate aggregate flood losses across five states amount to 32 000 600 dollars. Damages include railways levees farms buildings machinery livestock crops and other property. Louisiana and Arkansas show smaller losses while Illinois and Missouri likely higher. Iowa and Kansas losses appear greatly exaggerated.
Floods in the White and Arkansas river valleys leave Desha county with thousands of acres of dry soil. Hollendel Chicot City Red Fork and Pendleton wiped out, now on high ground but starving and hard to reach for relief. Destruction extends forty miles along Arkansas valley plantations.
The bulletin says cool dry conditions with ample sunshine aided farmers last week. About half the corn is planted but acreage may shrink even under good conditions. Wheat and oats on uplands prosper while flood areas suffer. Fruit suffers frost and cold winds. Bureau bulletins switch to Tuesdays from June 7.
Judge Colt ruled against the United States in the Walton Bros case from New York involving rabbit or coon skins used for hats. The Boston collector classified skins as dressed skins with 20 percent ad valorem duty, but the board of appraisers overturned that decision. the ruling carries multi million dollar implications for hat manufacture.
Advertises Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator as a reliable remedy for liver disorders. Claims thousands are cured yearly and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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