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Newspaper

Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1910

Page

3

Visiting Cook Philanthropy Teaches Housewives Nourishing Meals

Miss Winifred Gibbs leads the Visiting Cook program in New York tenements teaching homemakers how to buy and prepare nourishing foods for children and families. She notes limited breakfast practices, emphasizes practicable dietary plans, and cites broad interest including Providence and Baltimore.

New York Winifred Gibbs Evening Telegram Misa Gibbs Providence Baltimore

Famous Aztec Camp to Go

San Antonio reports G S Leaverton of Austin says the famous Aztec camp at Mammoth Alt is being demolished to make room for a mine. The site allegedly hosted Aztec rests years before entering Mexico and conquering the Anahuans and Toltecs though the city was temporary.

San Antonio Tex G. S. Leaverton Austin Mammoth Alt Mexico

Call to Play Causes Tragic Fall Death

In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a father, Michael Garrahan of Dorrenceton, rushed to a child’s upstairs call to “Come up and play” and tripped on the stairs. He fell backward, struck his skull, and died shortly after being found at the bottom of the stairs.

Wilkesbarre Michael Garrahan Dorrenceton

Pennsylvania Veteran Escapes Airtight Fungus Vault

D. W. Smith, 68, a Capitol Hill caretaker, was locked for two hours inside a hot airtight mushroom vault at the conservatory. Unable to open the rusted lock, he stripped to his underclothes and battered the door with a floor plank until he forced it free and escaped. He remained spry the next day.

Harrisburg D. W. Smith Capitol Hill Smith

Black Canaries Londons Singing Shift From Yellow

London notes a shift in canary breeding from the yellow canary to black varieties. exhibitor Charles Baehl describes attempts to train canaries to mimic nightingale-like notes using water organ tones. German traders bring bullfinches taught to pipe a single air, with two birds recently arriving that only sing Rule Britannia and God Save the King.

London Charles Baehl Sydenham Canaries Germany Lfe Britannia King

Visionary Pruscino hype televisualizer claims distance viewing

Italian resident William Vincent Pruscino asserts a device called the televisualizer can visualize distant objects thousands of miles away using telegraph links. He demonstrates glimpses of distant scenes and plans to patent the invention after reconstructing a model. Separately, a list of United States Civil Service examinations with dates and positions is published for several agencies and locations.

Rochester N. Y William Vincent Pruscino Union Street Pruscino Patent Office New York Buenos Aires United States Civil Service Examinations Dept. of Agriculture Phillippine Service Geological Survey Dept. Commerce On Labor Timer Indian Service Phoenix Arizona Dept. Commerce and Labor Department of Agriculture Reclamation Service Washington, D.C Bloomington Evansville Indianapolis Ft. Wayne Lafayette Terre Haute New Albany Valparaiso Indiana Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Ironton Zanesville Toledo Ohio Paducah Kentucky Civil Service Board I. L. Earhart 6Th Civil Service District

Witchcraft Belief Leads to Courtroom Disturbance

In Detroit a courtroom disturbance arose as women witnesses in Mrs. John Skowerinski versus Mrs. Josephine Gawronski argued over witchcraft beliefs. Gawronski, alleged bewitched after a drink, beat Skowerinski to retract a supposed spell and later struck another woman. Judge Lemke ordered Gawronski to pay $25.

Detroit Mich Justice Lemke John Skowerinski Josephine Gawronski

Largest Natural Bridge Found Near Utah Arizona Line

Utah Archaeological Society members report a 274 foot long natural bridge about four miles north of the Arizona line in Utah and six miles east of the Colorado river. The structure rises over 300 feet and fossils embedded on its top suggest giant animal life once inhabited the area.

Salt Lake City Utah Utah Archaeological Society Colorado River Arizona Arizona Line

Serum Shows Promise Against Rheumatic Fever

Dr. Rosenthal reports to the Academy of Medicine on experiments with a new serum for rheumatic fever. He states the serum has been very successful and particularly effective in preventing subsequent heart involvement.

Paris Rosenthal Academy of Medicine

Unique Way of Kissing Girl in Wall Case

John Kysel of Eleventh and Pine streets Camden admitted kissing the pretty servant girl through a hole in a party wall. He used a brace and bit to create the gap and was held in $200 bail by Justice Budney after neighbor Felix Rudsin reported the act.

Philadelphia John Kysel Eleventh Pine Streets Camden Budney Kysel Felix Rudsin Rudsin

Society Girl Jockey Wins Attention at Pony Race

Miss Wiley Randolph of Boston rode her pony in a three eighths mile pony saddle race in Aixen South Carolina acting as her own jockey. She wore regulation jockey attire and drew cheers as she pushed the whip in a bold finish, ending a half length behind the winner.

Aixen S. C Miss Wiley Randolph Boston Phillip S. Randolph Miss Randolph

Hoosier Lad Lands Big Fish at Catalina Tuna Club

Evans Woollen Jr. of Indianapolis fished off Seal Rocks aboard the Dixie and caught a yellowtail nearly equal in weight to him. The 12 year old joined the Catalina Tuna Club’s light tackle class becoming the club's youngest member on record.

Hoosier Avalon Cal Seal Rocks Dixie Evans Woollen, Jr Evans Woollen Indianapolis Catalina Tyna Club

Lion Attacks Child as Cage Incident Shocks Pittsburg

A wild lion in a Pittsburg cage fondled a child’s hand, prompting warnings about dangers to children. The ad promote Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds croup and related illnesses praising its use for babies with testimonials and a trial bottle offer.

Pittsburg Joe K. Smock & Son

Local Folks See Visits and Ball Game Result

Latson and Latson families from near Lattas Creek and Sun day hosts share visits with friends. Caledonia defeats Cass 19 to 0 at Caledonia. Small-town notes mention fishing, kin visits, and Charley Kenady returning from North Dakota with light travel remarks and a shopworn product plug.

Simple local notices bundled from Caledonia area

Ezra Cowden and wife were in Caledonia Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dan Walters dined with her parents Sunday. Jim Keene has chills for a week. Dorothy Patton and brother Freddie of Dugger visited grandma Mrs Henry Thomas Saturday. Simple Simon Smith staged a balloon ascent and parachute leap Saturday evening. Jennie Thompson moved to Lawrenceville Illinois to live with her mother. John Harlow visited his Caledonia parents Saturday night. Henry Marshall and mother went to Sullivan last week. Chig Wright and Bill Burkes made a business trip to Cass Sunday morning.

Ed. P. Snow Ezra Cowden Caledonia Dan Walters Jim Keene Dorothy Patton Freddie Dugger Henry Thomas Our Place Simon Smith Farnsworth Jennie Thompson Lawrenceville Ill John Harlow Henry Marshall Sullivan Chig Wright Bill Burkes Cass

This Will Interest Mothers

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children claim to cure feverishness headaches stomach distress teething disorders and regulate bowels while destroying worms They promise to break up colds in 24 hours and note they never fail Sold by druggists for 25 cents Ask today.

Measles Reported In Stringtown Case In town

Stringtown reports illness as Little Jewell Brewer has measles. Mrs Charles Marshall and daughters Lily and Lela of Antioch helped Mrs Everett Rhodes clean house Thursday. Miss Mattie Smith of Gambill was mentioned in the brief item.

Stringtown Little Jewell Brewer Charles Marshall Lily and Lela Antioch Everett Rhodes Mattie Smith Gambill Ollie Norris Dugger Della Opal Levi Gambill W. C. Miller Bert Gertie M. M. Pope Redville Albert Pitcher Joshua Elva Hallie Smith Mattie Eva Smith Lily Reeves Anna Fahrman Anna Josie Taylor Maggie Moore Iva Lula Miller Harry Holt Clarence Miller Curtis Miller Sullivan Emily Hawtin Oaktown Bessie Shepherd Albert Gambill Luella Louise Elza Gambill Will Brewer Jewel

Local social notices and community gathering reports

Community members share visits and meals across Dugger Gambill Sullivan and Antioch locations. Dinners birthday events and church activities populate a weekend summary including Miss Ollie Norris, Mr and Mrs Albert Gambill, Jewel Sarmont, and Maude Yeager with missionary society events and a potato culture bulletin in preparation.

Wm. M. Moore Elmer Heck Will Huff Sullivan Holiness Christian Church Methodist Church Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society

Regular Tom Boy Heals With Bucklen Arnica Salve

A rugged girl prone to scratches and injuries finds quick healing with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Advertises the salve’s wide range from boils to old sores and skin irritations. Sold at Joe E K Smock and Son’s for 2 5 cents.

Susie Bucklen Joe EK Smock & Son’s

Temple Degree Conferred on Barker by Sullivan Commandery

Sullivan Commandery No. 54 K T conferred the Temple degree on Clarence J Barker of Farmersburg Thursday night in a Masonic ceremony strengthening fraternal ties within the community.

Sullivan Commandery K. JT Clarence J. Barker Farmersburg

Allen's Foot Base Antiseptic Powder Ad

Antiseptic powder for feet promises relief from pinching shoes and painful swelling. Claims to reduce sweating, sting from corns and bunions, and ease new shoe break in. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.

Allen

Palestine man travels to Sullivan after Masonic degree

John G. Nelson of Palestine, a former Ascension Seminary student from Farmersburg, rode to Sullivan last Wednesday after accompanying the Palestine Masonic lodge to confer a degree in Lewis. He spent several days visiting old friends in the area.

John G. Nelson Palestine Old Ascension Seminary Farmersburg Sullivan Lewis

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