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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
15
A local seller promotes honesty in selling catarrh cures while noting many remedies lack ingredient knowledge. The piece condemns generic disease claims and offers a money back guarantee on one proven catarrh remedy.
Clinic style advertisement from Rexall asserts full disclosure of the Mucu-Tone recipe and a cooperative Boston laboratory operation. It lists catarrhs affecting nose throat stomach intestines liver kidneys bladder pelvis with symptoms and urges trying a bottle for relief.
Notice announces C H Edwards M D selling out practice to Dr J B Maple and retirement. It thanks patrons for past favors and asks those indebted to settle accounts. Also mentions Dr Crowley cures gall stones with forty six years of success and lists local business notices about farm loans and rubber tires.
Mrs Sarah G Butts of White Plains Virginia writes Cardus is a panacea for suffering women. She says she was in despair and believed death worse than her pain. After using Cardui the pains eased and she feels stronger than in five years. Try it for your troubles.
Two children from Dugger, Eugene Boguet and Helen Boguet, aged 11 and 3, secretly travel to Pittsburg with money from their father Clarence Boguet to be with their mother. The father, working at the Superior mine, learns of the escape and searches to return them, while the article notes a separate ad for Preventics cold remedy offered by T. B. Shaffer.
The department announces a new pay scale for route carriers based on mileage. Maximum salary reaches 900 dollars for routes of 24 miles or more, with graded amounts for shorter routes ranging from 864 dollars for 22 to 24 miles down to 396 dollars for 6 to 8 miles.
The month ending April 30 reported no extreme temperatures with ten days above 57 and nine below 37, total precipitation 3.09 inches, and clouds dominating most days. A weather record compares 1905 to 1907 with varying temperatures and rainfall. Maurice Yeager notes Sullivan County observations. Obituary: early Wednesday death of a Sullivan resident, Mr Blalock, age 67, after extended illness. He moved from Greene County, served in the Civil War, and was a member of the Methodist church G A R and Odd Fellows. Funeral at Donaldson Street home conducted by Rev J H Carnes, burial at Center Ridge.
An unidentified newspaper note from Southern Indiana proclaims All the News All the Time and invites readers to address all letters to the publication.
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