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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1892

Page

4

Egg Production Breeds Ranked By Egg Yield In Experiments

A French poultry breeder lists egg yields for several chicken breeds under favorable conditions. Top producers include spangled Hambures at 239 eggs per year, penciled Hambures 225, Leghorns 100 to 110, with Beale finding White Leghorns comparable to other breeds. Additional notes on strain variation and general usefulness of the “general purpose” chicken are given. Also includes medical notices and a Dayton fire report.

Mr. Beale Mrr. Beale Plymouth Rocks

New Party Fads From the West and Fruit Skins

The piece describes fruit skins hung on a mini tree on the table for guests to pick from during service and a Western fad called a shoe party where guests choose a pair of shoes seen behind a sheet. It ends with a drugstore ad for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a seller Joe K Smock.

New York Times

Spurgeon Added Over Fourteen Thousand Members

London papers report that in thirty seven years of his pastorate the late Mr Spurgeon added 14 691 persons to his church roles. He evidently preached to some purpose.

London

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia

Mystic Cure promises rapid relief from rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. The ad claims immediate disappearance of symptoms after the first dose and notes a single bottle costs 75 cents. Sold by Joe K Smock druggist Sullivan Indiana. June 16.

Joe K. Smock Sullivan Indiana Jos. K. Smmovk Sullivan In- Wana

Signets and breastplates mark tribes in ancient Israel

The text notes that signets worn by Israelites carried inscriptions and the high priest’s breastplate featured twelve precious stones. Each stone stood for one of the twelve tribes of Israel.

Israel

May Wheat Conditions Report and Health Adverts

The May wheat condition is reported at percent, up from April but down from 1900 and 1860 levels. Notes show regional variation with Pennsylvania at percent and Ohio at percent, while the Northwest influences yields. A health notice warns of heart disease symptoms and promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure at Crowder Reed. The evolution of language is paralleled by a large addition of biology terms since Darwin.

Department of Agriculture Pensylvania Ohio Pacific

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cough Remedy Powers

A million users praise Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and chest throat relief with a money back guarantee. Trial bottles are free at Joe K Smock’s drug store while large bottles sell for 50 cents and 1.00. A Phoenix Arizona company forms to build a vast artificial reservoir 15 miles long holding over 103 billion cubic feet of water.

Dr. King Joe K. Smock Phoenix A. T

Local Dr King remedies praised by pharmacist Joe Smock

Joe K. Smock druggist declares decades of selling Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption Dr King’s New Life Pills Bucklemi Amnica Salve and Electric Bitters with universal satisfaction and a money back guarantee if results are not satisfactory.

Dr. King Bucklem Joe K. Smock

City of Pekin Named Fastest Ship Afloat

The Mariners report the City of Pekin as the fastest ship afloat owned by the Pacific Mail company. It cost 1,000,000 dollars.

Mariners Pekin The Pacific Mail Company

New Nerve and Liver Pills Claim Quick Bilious Cure

Ad touts Dr. Miles Nerve and Liver Pills for biliousness torpid liver piles and constipation. Claims speedier relief for men women and children with 50 doses costing 25 cents samples free at Crowder Reed. Also notes chamberlains cough remedy and a chess papyrus offered to British Museum. Flora A Jones sells Blush of Roses promised to remove rough oily skin.

Miles Crowder & Reed’s Helen Troy Flora A. Jones

US Citizens in China and Health Adages

There are 1 095 American citizens in China with nearly half women. About 506 are missionaries. Ayer's Pills are cited as a remedy that can head off sickness. The text urges timely care to prevent illness and notes the saying a stitch in time saves nine.

China United States Ayer

Bad Road Management Calls Public Attention to Deteriorating Public Ways

The author argues open winters reveal failing public road maintenance from the South to the North. He cites farmers unable to market crops and merchants facing business stagnation, blaming elected road overseers who skim gravel on poorly drained beds. He urges wiser funding and pursuit of proper road-making science to curb water damage and extend road life.

European crop prospects and domestic agricultural shifts

The London agent reports fair European crop prospects with broad regional notes from Britain France and Germany. Moisture shortages and late spring delay seeding in parts of the Ohio and Missouri valleys while corn gains acreage. Tobacco cultivation rises in seed leaf districts and more sarsaparilla ads appear alongside health tonics and novelty items.

London Europe Great Britain France Germany Australia Russia

Delegates arrive as faction lines shape nomination race

Minneapolis dispatch details early morning arrivals from Ohio New York and elsewhere for the Republican convention battle Blaine and Foraker vie for support while Depew Williams and Alger factions maneuver Senators Teller Wolcott and Shoup arrive as Harrison supporters gain confidence ex Representative Cannon and Senator Palmer comment on strength McKinley named possible permanent chair amid Blaine resignation news breaking at the hotel pending committee actions

Minneapolis Ohio New York Kentucky Foraker Blaine Chauncey Depew Alger Tlenry C. Payne Wisconsin Harrison Idan Michigan Alver Teller and Wolcott Colorado Depew C. Clark Wheeler Aspen Wallace Brooklyn Duluth McKinley Oho Kim George R. Baldwin Canton Senator Quay National Committee Clarkson Platt Teller Wolcott Shoup Mr. Harrison

Blaine supporters arrive as Ohio delegation lands in Chicago

A Blaine crowd led by Asa Bushnell arrives in Chicago with four Ohio delegates, A J Allread dissenting. Bushnell claims thirty-four of Ohio’s forty-six delegates back Blaine while Allread asserts a Harrison majority. A McKinley second choice is common to both factions. Pennsylvania advance guard includes Judge John Grinn.

Caicaco Blaine Ohio Grand Pacific Asa Bushnell Springfield Buckeye J. J. Allread J. K. Nash Cyrus Huling W. H. Johnson Allread Bushnell Mr. Allread Harrison McKinley Pennsylvania Chicago John Grinn

Blaine Aides and Delegates Stir Pennsylvania Comments

Judge Gripp claims Senator Quay manipulated Pennsylvania affairs as Blaine seeks support. He asserts only twelve of sixty six delegates favor Harrison while livehof dues remain a topic. Campbell, New Hampshire GOP chair, says sixteen votes will go to the president.

Ve Paneham Dave J. Black Blaine Judes Gripp Quay Pennsylvania Livehof Althouh Tooanmia Blaine Chardiy Giripp New Hampshire Parrison BOC Camebil Republican State Central Committee Meraion Jove Maley Augusta Air Charles I

Blaine Favored for Nominating Convention by Maine

The Maine delegation leader Milliken says Blaine will be nominated and will receive solid support on the first ballot. Secretary Rusk backs Harrison for renomination citing administration approval and political stability. A Missouri delegation special train heads to Minneapolis with Blaine badges visible among supporters. Charles E. Littlefield of Rockland chosen to present Blaine’s name.

Wasiiscrox Milliken Maine Blaine Jaesent Piaine Rusk Harrison Jerry Rusk Mr. Rusk Morrison St. Lous Missouri Minneapolis Gurlington Road Warner Miller New York J. M. Latee California A. B. Dawes Arrison Augusta Othe Charles E. Littlefield Rockland

General Aleck Orders Lim to Minneapolis

Dispatch from General Clarkson urges Lim to travel to Minneapolis immediately as critical news from Washington prompts his presence. Pardoned by Governor Flower, Libor agitator Joseph Barondess was released after a blackmail sentence tied to a cloak firm in New York.

Alger Albany Flower Joseph Barondess Popkin & Marks of New York

Travel Rate Tickets For Various Meetings Across United States

Rail lines offer one fare round trip discounts to events including the Travelers Protective Association meeting at Old Point Comfort Wayne Indiana and Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Promotions run for multiple dates with return limits from June to September and require tickets deposited with agents before specified deadlines. F L Steen and R A Campbell sign as agents.

Travelers Protective Association Old Point Comfort Eo &M. Ry Threeuhur Fame Bethany Park Jaty Wayne Ind Detroit Mich Omaha Neb Fane eJuly Kansas City Cincinnati O. Fae Washington, D. Oy Daly Bidrand Beth Terre Haute Zome New York City Portland Oregon Militant Rothe EL & CP Herr. Co Evansville Knights Templars BE. & Pil. R. RR. Co Mackey Saratoga N. Y EB. & Tlr. R. Co American Medical Association Chicago F. L. Steen R. A. Campbell

Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator Promoted for Liver Disorders

An advertisement claims an unhealthy liver causes ills such as indigestion constipation headaches biliousness and malaria. It presents Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator as a vegetable remedy and urges readers to obtain it from their druggist.

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