Postal notice records second class matter
The notice states the item was entered as second class matter on July 1, 1873 at the Sulivan Indiana post office under the act of Congress dated March 8 1873.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1914
Page
6
The notice states the item was entered as second class matter on July 1, 1873 at the Sulivan Indiana post office under the act of Congress dated March 8 1873.
The piece argues the progressive party faded, Democrats must win on merit, and Republicans gain power nationally. It predicts continued Democratic control if tariffs and wartime policies succeed, or a Republican victory if the tariff plan fails, urging patience for 1916 outcomes.
The national slogan Buy American made goods meets Indiana Red Cross Seals Commission approval. The drive emphasizes reducing tuberculosis impact in Indiana with urgent appeals to support a larger state war fund. Ninety percent of Red Cross Seal proceeds stay in Indiana to fight the white plague. Contact Indiana state headquarters at 203 Public Savings Insurance Bldg or 147 E. Market St., Indianapolis.
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for a healthy body clear skin and freedom from dizziness constipation headaches and indigestion by driving out fermenting foods cleansing the blood and curing constipation.
The lumber camp saga ends as Jan Sorenson faces Andy McTavish in a long duel for supremacy. A typhoid strike removes McTavish, leaving a young rival to claim Watson’s camp. Sorenson returns to Father Flynn seeking mercy after a brutal defeat and public disgrace.
A Washington Post reminiscence laments the loss of old rural practices and home crafts. It recalls ash hoppers, soap boiling, apple butter, and boot care, contrasting them with modern home design and storage. The piece celebrates bygone equipment like the ash hopper and bootjack while noting their disappearance.
The Magyars appeared in Europe around the year 880 and are linked to the Turanian stock, related to the Lapps and Finns. Their language Magyar is Asiatic in origin and retains Turanian features, spoken by most Hungarians in the Austrian empire though German is common.
Wisconsin expert W Freehoff explains that fall freshening extends milk production into winter and aligns with higher winter prices. He argues winter dairying is more profitable, as summer dairying offers no real advantage and dry cows survive better when protected through winter.
A warning on milk hygiene recounts that a farm worker’s finger prick led to a diphtheria epidemic, traced to milk from the farm. Doctors traced the outbreak to germs from the worker’s contaminated hand, showing how careless handling can cause deadly spread.
Description of a four foot metal tube with a handle and hook used to lead bulls by clamping it over the bull’s sensitive central nose wall. A spring presses a rod against the hook and a pull on the ring releases it. The device can also be used as a club if needed.
The article notes cows grow nervous and timid after a transfer to a new farm. The newly bought cow often shows reduced milk yield until she acclimates to surrounding conditions.
Dairymen living near cities are doubling profits by making ice cream aided by a pure food law requiring a high grade article. The reform boosts product quality and market demand for local producers.
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