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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
3
Poem by W E Gardner of Shelburn Ind praising U S Army recruits and promising victory over Germany. It pledges five million men and a further surge, calls for bold action, and envisions peace and freedom restored after the war.
Claim states catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as blood-borne and effective on mucous surfaces. Asserts support from leading physicians and offers testimonials.
The Terre Haute Spectator profiles Mrs. Albert Hazelrigg of Terre Haute now living in Sullivan. It notes her self taught garden success on a large lot next to the Evans bungalow, her daily care with husband driving, and a second small yard for early crops. The piece highlights her health recovery through open-air work and potential grocery savings from the garden.
Transfers listed include Elizabeth Hampton to R. B. Whitsett Coal and Mining Co. for 3.51 acres in Cass, Henry Ballard to John and Clara Sears for 3 acres in Gill, H Kalley to Jacob H. Mill for 20 acres in Hamilton, Robert H. Crowder and John W. Hawkins to Myrta A. Wolfe for 11 acres in Hamilton, Josephine Roseberry to Luther Frakes for 21 acres in Haddon, John M. Nash to Jackson Hill Coal and Coke Co. for 103.2 acres coal in Sec 34, Wm. L. Long to Ada Smith for 4 2 3 acres in Turman, Augustus Ransford to Homer Lester for partition in Turman with ex 5 acres.
This week from June 17 to 22 is Foot Comfort Week, a national event originated by Dr. William M. Scholl. Shoe dealers advertise and demonstrate foot corrective methods, highlighting the need after wartime to boost foot efficiency and reduce conditions like flat feet among the drafted.
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