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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
6
Local retailer promotes Faultress Stove Works ranges with features like sliding damper and automatic drop doors. They report selling 75 units this year and offer payments plans, cash discounts, and delivery from two stores in Hymera and Sullivan with a wide range of home goods.
The unveiling ceremony was held at night after the death of the late King. Percy Fitzgerald unveiled the bronze statue of Dr Johnson, with Boswell and Mrs Thrale reliefs on the pedestal. Critics call the sculpture an atrocity, yet the work ties Johnson to Fleet Street and St Clement Danes, where he prayed.
An illustrated piece contrasts Doctor Venn’s machine bowler with traditional cricket and baseball methods. It then surveys Zuni lore near Zuni, New Mexico, detailing Hawikah, Seven Cities history, Thunder Mountain, and the old Franciscan mission amid the tribe’s enduring practices.
The Queen Mother Alexandra, increasingly aged, withdraws from active duties while remaining a storied figure. Once famed for daring skating and hunting, she now favors gentle strolls at Balmoral as King George lends support, allowing her to relocate from Buckingham Palace to Marlborough House.
In Danville Pennsylvania W W Oglesby used croton oil on corn ears to trap thieves. Early one morning Dr Gearhart near the field heard groans on his porch and found three young men rolling about, captured by the prank.
The article describes Speaker Joe Cannon's Illinois district as long and narrow, comparing it to candy and a fingernail. It notes the grotesque shape used to gain political advantage and recalls the origin of the term gerrymander linked to Governor Gerry in 1812.
A short, readable note extols walking barefoot on the seashore sands as a soothing and beneficial cure for a tired business man. The piece emphasizes the restorative value of simple seaside activity and the healthful benefits of nature therapy.
A Winnipeg area Russian couple faced authorities after a man traded one of their newborn twins for a pig. The mother opposed the act and the constable intervened to cancel the deal. The family likely faces deportation.
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