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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
11
In a shadowed parlor a woman and a man spar over marriage and gender roles. He defends female difference while she questions independence and the idea of a woman's rights to choose. He finally declares love, and she concedes with a playful claim.
The piece cites judges 12 and a historical massacre over language differences, then argues race hostility declined over centuries. It asserts growing tolerance, cross race marriage, and open immigration, noting the United States as a mosaic of many races and nationalities.
Dialogue excerpt shows a skeptical speaker teasing a single man about marriage while referencing a wife as a corrective force. The line satirically implies that husbands are guided by spouses to avoid mistakes. The source presents a quick witticism rather than a full narrative.
E G McMillan at the Iowa state farmers' institute argued draft horses remain a firm investment due to scarce heavy mares and a delayed supply. He noted many farmers sold good mares years ago, expecting better times, but it will take years to rebuild stock. He cited that well bred mares can yield higher returns than priced land and provide reliable farm labor and colt sales.
The article explains cleft grafting for orchard trees, noting the ideal time when leaves push, aiding rapid wound healing. It also discusses starting one to two months earlier for large tasks and continuing several weeks beyond the ideal point, with reference to a Bailey illustration for clarity.
Garden notes advise planting when soil settles and warm days arrive. They discuss mulching rhubarb, pruning roses in March, and using compost around roots. New Noroton Beauty potato touted as earliest and best, with onion culture under glass and seed tests at 70 degrees.
Patient recalls consuming gradual illness then finds relief with Dr King s New Discovery after failed medicines. Claims quick relief for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis and pneumonia prevention. Available at Joe K Smock s drug store price 50c and 1 00 trial bottle offered free.
Attendees are invited to a thorough review of common school branches at Sullivan normal, aiming to assess educational programs and administrative practices. The event focuses on comprehensive evaluation and community input for curriculum and governance.
Parties seeking rates schedules and train times should write to D. B. Steeg Traveling Passenger Agent at Terr. Hause Ind for prompt attention.
An unclear health ad claims a new life remedy from a store promises to ease pains and stomach issues. It mentions potential appendicitis scare and general safety while urging purchase at a local store for 250.
Community event at Mattix Turman and Riggs Hardware offering chance to win a Blue Ribbon buggy during Fourth of July festivities. Local shoppers invited to participate and enjoy specials and demonstrations.
Dr Crowley claims a perfect forty six year record with gall stones and difficult cases. He notes success in ear and eye diseases after others failed. Also promotes Rocky Mountain Pea and osteopathic treatment by Beaven & Beaven with Dr Leslie M Beaven visiting Vincennes and Sullivan offices after June 15.
A 35 cent tonic sold by Joe K in Smock claims to aid digestion and assimilation, build red blood and bone, and help the sick and weak with tea or tablets.
Advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as effective on cuts burns ulcers fever sores and sore eyes. A testimonial from D L Gregory of Hope Texas claims rapid cure of a bad sore and items the salve as suitable for sore eyes. Also mentions Sullivan normal aiding grades and a license event from June 12 to July.
An exhausted woman unable to sleep eat or work is described as near collapse. The advertisement promotes Holligter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a solution for strong nerves and rich blood, priced at 35 cents for Tea or Table.
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