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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
6
J. M. Lyle of Minneapolis Minnesota tests Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy reporting hair loss stopped in a few days and scalp health improved. The product guarantees satisfaction and urges readers to ask their druggist.
A succinct reflection states that circumstances do not shape a person but reveal their true character, emphasizing integrity and inner strength as the measure of a person.
In a domestic scene Dorothy weighs a Boston hospital nurse training against a private secretary post with Mr Allen, while Tom Waitte proposes marriage. A game of slips decides the outcome with Cards reading marriage, echoing a tale of a girl taking a bold chance for happiness.
A sea snail along the New England coast yields a living bottle of indelible ink. The mollusk clings to rocks near low tide and its back contains a yellow fluid that, after sun exposure, changes to green blue purple and crimson. Tyrian purple dye historically used by royalty came from similar whelks requiring six pounds of snail liquor to dye one pound of wool.
A French physician recommends a hot onion poultice for pneumonia. Six to ten chopped onions mixed with rye meal and vinegar form a thick paste heated and placed in a cotton cover over the chest. Repeated applications are said to relieve the illness within minutes, with three or four used for cure.
The open fire is a primitive, elemental thing that cheers with more than heat. It is a red heart of nature laid bare and a docile dragon in the corner, offering pictures and activity as it glows and responds when fed. It keeps you engaged, supplying a literature for the room and complementing your library.
The Bloomington Star notes a powerful Hell Fire sermon by a local preacher that failed to move anyone to confession. It recounts townsfolk like Zeb Hawkins delivering meal to the preacher and Constable Si Plum needing a new tin star as social anecdotes fill the column.
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