No Substitutes for Royal Baking Powder Warns Grocers
Message to grocers states no substitutes for ROYAL baking powder and warns substitutes contain alum. Royal is described as a pure cream of tartar baking powder, healthful, with substitutes offered as alum-based alternatives.
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ETURN
Royal
What I Wish I Knew at Twenty One Readers’ Reflections
A Sullivan gathering collects personal lessons learned by age twenty one from several prominent figures. Entries emphasize right conduct, savings, self control, education, faith, and the value of mothers and mentors in shaping character and life choices.
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G. W. Titus
Sullivan
God
Electric Bitters touted as spring tonic for stomach
Advert explains Electric Bitters as a remedy for indigestion and loss of appetite claiming it improves liver kidney and stomach function. It notes Mr T D Peebles benefited and recommends Joe K Smock & Son with bottle prices 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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T. D. Peebles
Joe K. Smock & Son
New Suits Faced in Court With Various Actions
Michael P. French appeals from a survey judgment against Hallie E. French. Augustus C. Clouse sues James H. Scott for damages. William H. Crowder sues Jacob H. Fleming on note. Iva P. Peters sues Melvin B. Peters for divorce alimony and support. Greensberry Riggs sues Charles T. Bass on note. Claude H. Stratton sues Carl G. Harper on note.
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Michael P. French
Hallie E. French
Augustus C. Clouse
James H. Scott
William H. Crowder
Jacob H. Fleming
Iva P. Peters
Melvin BE. Peters
Greensberry Riggs
Charles T. Bass
Clarence Shrd
Claude H. Stratton
Carl G. Harper
Advertised Letters in Sullivan Post Office May 6 1914
List of letters remaining unclaimed in Sullivan Indiana Post Office dated May 6 1914. Two weeks to claim before transfer to Dead Letter Office. Names include Akers Bernice Bosley Mrs T E Dix Mrs P B Kramer Mrs Hannah Weaver Miss Anna Wright Miss Anna Gents List John Fleming O W Hipes Mr Guy W Spring Hoppingarner George Jackson John W Sebree Mr R P Silvey Mr Will Skinner Mr James White Henry Cooper Dr Edward. One cent due on each letter.
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Sullivan, Ind
Akers
Bernice Bosley
T. E. Dix
P. B. Kramer
Hannah Weaver
Anna Wright
Anna Gents
Chamberlain
John Fleming
O. W. Hipes
Guy W
Spring
Supreme Court Upholds Railroads Weed Cutting Law
The state law requiring railroads to cut noxious weeds on their right of way is constitutional the supreme court ruled affirming a $25 penalty against the Chicago Terre Haute and South Eastern Railway Company for thistles and other weeds in Sullivan county The decision notes the law applies to railroads only and may be challenged on merits but the appeal concerned a small claim and the court affirmed the circuit court ruling The ruling cites police power and uniform application as grounds for constitutionality and lists attorneys for both sides The period has seen higher courts affirm nine of ten cases from Judge Bridwell’s bench.
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Supreme Court
Sullivan Circuit
Champion. S. Anderson
Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeastern Railway Company
Sullivan County
Circuit Court
United States
Hunt & Gambill
Anderson
Bert Beasley
Terre Haute
Mr. Peters
Chicago
Bridwell
Whooping cough remedy praised in Missouri ad
Restlessness feverishness inflamed throat and spasmodic cough signal beginning of childhood illnesses. The ad urges Foley's Honey and Tar for relief and cites Mrs. Shipps from Raymondsville Missouri saying she saw fine results and calls it a great medicine for whooping cough.
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Foley
Veterans of Mexican War still drawing pensions in 1848
Nearly 66 years after the war ended, 1,442 veterans remained on pension rolls at $80 monthly, with 5,123 widows also receiving pensions.
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Mexico
Pension Bureau
Mexican War Veterans in New York Reach Pension Milestones
New York records show 112 230 Mexican war veterans and dependents, with 30 954 regulars and 73 776 volunteers. Pensions began only after Jan 30 1887, totaling 47 632 572 dollars by the end of the last fiscal year, per the Grand Army memorial committee.
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México
Scott
Grand Army Memorial Committee
City Hall
New York City
New York Tribune
Card of Thanks for Sympathy After Death
The family thanks relatives and friends for sympathy and aid during the illness and passing of their husband and father, Mrs. Nora Lisman and daughters say.
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Nora Lisman
Newspaper Offer: The Terre Haute Star and Union Deal
The Terre Haute Star and The Union offered a one year subscription for two dollars and fifty cents. This promotional package highlights a mid‑20th century pricing strategy for local daily papers.
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Terre Haute
THE
UNION
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