31 Mar 1880
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1880
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions a Paterson mill flood event tied to a water strike. References to a nascent strike and a calm wipeout hint at disaster conditions and labor activity. No clear dates or names are readable.
A New York story discusses plans to replace the Stock Exchange with a modern building costing at least 1 million dollars. Architects compete, with firms like Itsuwich Hunt Crooks among contenders. the design aims for a prestigious commission of 50 thousand dollars and a May 1 deadline for contracts.
The article warns that a Tilden nomination risks bolting and secession of independent voters in New York, with rivals and wealthier outsiders possibly triggering party trouble as the New York World signals friction over choice. The notice ends with an unrelated advertisement for brushes and dusters from Crowder & Reed.
Farmers from across the county are invited to share items of interest. The column covers cold remedies, poultry and sheep care, shelter for livestock, composting tips, a baked tomatoes recipe, and notes on crop nutrition and wildlife benefits. It cites Isaac Eyre, Audubon, Dr. Bradley, and mentions woodpeckers, robins, and sparrows in pest control.
In the History of Medicine, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is praised as the world’s remedy for throat and chest diseases. It is said to cure colds, prevent serious disorders, and save lives, with wide use by physicians and clergy and urged for home keeping. For sale by all dealers.
An appeal urges workers to use one bottle of up Bitters this month to prevent spring sickness and maintain strength after a winter of relaxation. The notice promises time saved and reduced illness and expense, directing readers to see another column for details.
An 19th century advertisement touts Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sar saparilla as a universal health restore, claiming cures for syphilitic disorders, kidney weakness, nervous debility, indigestion, and general vigor. It promotes large quart bottles at 31.00 and offers 30 day trials from The Voltaic Belt Co. in Marshall Michigan.
A historical remedy advertisement touts AyrEIA's SARSAPARELLA as a versatile blood purifier. It claims to cure scrofula, mercurial and blood disorders, with benefits for liver and female health, asserting forty years of extensive use and wide availability.
The notice asserts Wilkey and Allen, located first door west of the post office, handle more groceries and provisions than any house in Sullivan County because they sell them a shade lower. It urges residents to buy there to save money.
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