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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1881
Page
8
A fragmented pastiche cites advice on humility and self-promotion, mentions Mrs. Maury Nash and a Greenock State Convention letter declining candidacy, and notes a newly elected Democratic Justice of the Peace in Mississippi whose election faced objections over Republican votes.
A garbled editorial mix describes a train wreck scene with horses and passengers, a conductor selling pools, and later a string of quips and moralizing anecdotes. It blends a crash vignette with social sketches and jokes about manners and city life.
Mr James A Weatherford of Springfield Ohio reports a severe digestive illness improved by Brown's Peon Bitters. He states stomach and liver symptoms strengthened and urges others to try the remedy.
In a cautionary note the text urges payment of debts and warns that neglecting dues leads to consequences. It stresses that whenever a gap exists in payment and removal of claims occurs, the debtor loses respect and remedies may follow.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dental procedure replacing teeth with a prosthetic yoke and crown work. References to Dr Stoddard of Austin and prices from 33 to Rich hint at a historical medical advertisement or account. The passage mentions healthy nerves and patient pride in the operation.
An accused offender with multiple prior sentences appears before the police as examination is halted by a request to delay for one week. The exchange features a curious dialogue referencing a Paris paper and notable figures.
A routine morning at a local drugstore turns tense when a clerk confronts a suspicious customer who warns of harming leading citizens unless a prescription scheme stops. The confrontation ends with the intruder exiting, leaving Jones to recover his sore throat sans aid.
An advertisement extols a hair soap that restores faded or gray hair to brown or black, claiming it acts by cleansing and stimulating the scalp. It promises gloss and freshness, no dye, and will not soil white hair while preserving a youthful appearance.
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