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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
3
W H Morse cites a Digestive Tablet by T J Hunt of Merom Indiana as a superior product. He asserts the tablet marks an initial incident to health and offers wide usefulness beyond ordinary digestive remedies.
An advertisement touts Hunt Digestive Tablets as a universal remedy for ailments from bad health and digestion to headaches and fatigue. It claims a month’s treatment with one tablet daily and highlights prices and distribution through T. J. Hunt of Merom Indiana.
Round trip tickets to Boston Mass will be sold June 12 and 14 1902 from Big Four ports at a single fare for round trip travel. Tickets valid for return through June 21 with deposit to agent by June 21 and 50 cent extension fee, making tickets valid for return through July 31 1902.
John Sebastian G P A offers free literature titled Under the Turquoise Sky and Campinuggin Colorado with full details for beginners. Learn about Colorado hotels boarding houses and summer rates effective this season. Send a postal to the Rock Island Route in Chicago for information and literature.
An advertisement extols the Indiana Journal as a clean bright and reliable daily paper with extensive market reports AP dispatches farm news fashion and sporting pages. It highlights editorials on politics court news Washington correspondence and wide local coverage while stressing affordability at 10 cents a week with Sunday add-ons.
A prospectus by Jno Sebastian general passenger agent of the Great Northern Route Chicago promises a complete guide to Colorado camping. It outlines where to go required gear and costs aimed at inexperienced travelers and notes free postage with other California literature on request.
A Boston man who recently wed a sickly wealthy woman claims Dr King's New Life Pals saved their marriage by restoring her health. The remedy targets jaundice biliousness malaria fever and stomach troubles, priced 25 cents at Joe K. Smock.
Postoffice Inspector W T Fletcher found Walter Wills 805 74 short and removed him from office. W J Hamilton, Levi M Price, and Dr R T Sherwood are bondmen who must cover the shortage. Wills plans and new office fixtures suggest the money may be tied to personal expenses. Prosecution unlikely. successor to be named amid city scramble.
HAS Wible endorses a John A Mattix cultivator from last season calling it the best he ever saw. He compares it to several ojakes and says it is the easiest to operate and allows him to plow more corn in a day with less effort than any walking cultivator.
Capt. Crawford escaped a possible heart attack after a busy day of painting and errands at the premises. The Weather was warm and he had a history of heart trouble. he collapsed at dinner last Thursday but is presumably all right now.
A speaker argues true measure of a man lies at home not in public praise. He condemns those who mistreat family yet forgives flaws if a man protects his wife and children, calling him better than the hypocrite who ruins home for appearances. He values familial loyalty over outward piety.
Hopkins County Texas notes describe Sulphur Springs as a prosperous county seat with 6000 residents two banks waterworks electric lights and mills. potato shipments expected near 100 carloads at 66 cents per bushel and a 300 acre cotton plantation yielding over a bale per acre with strong emigration and land value increases from five to twenty to fifty dollars per acre.
H Stoddard recounts a provincial theater incident when a new actor debuting as Catesby blurted out Buckingham is taken before the cue. Richard tells him to leave twice, the prompter finally cues him, and the crowd sees a chaotic curtain drop.
Ten thousand people gathered in the Ocean Grove auditorium for an experience meeting. A baby was passed to the bishop and claimed by its father amid emotional scenes. The bishop urged the crowd to seek the Father’s outstretched arms.
An old writer contrasts English and French diets, noting English bread and wheat and occasional bacon versus French beef and fish. He laments scarce fresh fish for the common man and claims widespread salted fish contributed to medieval leprosy in the London Chronicle.
The Philadelphia Press quotes an old physician urging a young doctor to own a carriage for rapid transport. The young M. D. retorts that a patient calling for him would not die before he arrived, insisting speed might still matter if the patient recovers before arrival.
A serious character questions another about making a name while a pale youth recalls parents who imagined a different identity and his ongoing struggle against fate under the burden of the name Reginald Claude de Vere Smithers.
J A Mattix secures a large shipment of Blue Ribbon Buggies featuring Rubber and Steel tires while Springer offers bargains on shoes.
Real estate dealer James A. Loyp advertises services in renting collecting and insurance with focus on farms bought sold and exchanged. Specializes in St Louis and western property inviting local county friends to consider his line. 2023 Olive St St Louis Mo.
A courtroom cartoon features a judge advising a Sabbath School teacher to avoid anger. The judge quips that the only safe method to handle provocations is to knock the other person down and sit on him until he counts to 200.
The Burlington Route released a 16 page illustrated brochure titled In Scenic Colorado with a relief map and travel information for summer trips. It emphasizes direct tracks into Denver from Chicago or St Louis and invites inquiries through L W Wakeley G P A St Louis Mo, requesting reference to this paper.
A fragment from the Indianapolis News quotes Mrs. McGinn describing a near deadly ordeal and her relief at surviving. The dialogue emphasizes illness and danger, highlighting a life or death moment.
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