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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
3
Advertises a liquid pile remedy claimed to relieve itching bleeding and protrusion within hours. Cites cures in Georgetown Danville and nearby towns over four years and offers one bottle for $1 plus 4¢ tax with mail orders weekly.
Local column records a string of comic vignettes in Bloomington with names like Si Plum Cy Hawkins and Ed Hawkins plus townsfolk facing small troubles from spats to a church salary dispute. The piece blends humor with rural life and social quirks.
A house with walls of pressed straw blocks and a wood frame has been built near Saris. The blocks are described as light and nearly as concrete in fire resistance with small foundations required. Report notes feasibility and concerns about using straw in construction.
Bargain bulletin lists ladies gauze vests at 15 to 49 cents, union suits in various knit styles, and men’s nainsook athletic suits. Hosiery includes ladies and men’s hose in black, ribbed, and heavy weight options with prices from 10 to 15 cents, plus canvas and leather work gloves.
The article notes color blindness affects about 55 per 1000, with blue and green distinguishing most common. It cites one in 46 for blue to green confusion and one in 60 for brown versus green. It also claims color blindness is more common among educated people and mentions Chait Uansy 'dams as more liable to have similar issues.
A Bastan News Pareenn report notes New York merchants chatting at a funeral feast style shop talk. An SH merchant ad with odd wording and a feather dealer remark highlight that business was as smooth as silk in a quirky market scene.
A Paris curio dealer disposed of a strange item claimed to be cut from the tooth of a feared French criminal gimibler. The artifact, described as a peculiar skin fragment, was presented as a curious relic amid other oddities.
A dense list records multiple real estate transfers across towns like Currysville Shelburn Hymera Turman and Knox County. Names such as Ray Letty Joy Campbell Boh nert Williams Reeves Marts Branson Street and Burdge appear with parcels described by section and acreage often mentioning coal rights and improvements.
Miss Glenn Yeager, cooperative weather observer, reports a week ending March 28 with three partly cloudy days and four cloudy days. Highs ranged from 50s to 76 degrees, and there was total rainfall of 3.15 inches on the 21st 24th 26th and 27th.
Two Indiana newspapers the Terre Haute Star and the Sullivan Union announce a combined annual subscription rate of 4.50 dollars. Readers may subscribe to both papers at a discounted price. The notice invites new subscribers to enroll for home delivery and to enjoy local coverage.
Fragmented notes discuss the phrase bury the hatchet among North American Indians and mention peace pipes. The text then shifts to geography about the Dominican Republic with rough latitudinal and boundary references. A stray recipe for carpet cleaning soap ends the fragment.
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