Steel worker wins his fight
Thomas McCoy a South Bend Indiana structural steel worker visiting Indianapolis told how Tanlac relieved years of stomach trouble and vomiting. He says he can eat anything now sleeps well and has regained strength and weight. The ad notes local dealers Joy K Smock Son O B Stark Wint Cummins Quality Drug Store and J J Parker.
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Thomas McCoy
South Bend
Ind
East Market Street
Indianapolis
Tanlac
Tanlace
Tanlae
Sullivan
Joy K. Smock & Son
Shelburn
O. B. Stark
Hymera
Wint Cummins
Dagger
Quality Drug Store
Merom
J. J. Parker
Pure Breds Sell for Good Prices in Sullivan County
Two sales of pure bred swine in Sullivan drew buyers from across the county and beyond. J K Coulson and E E Walters conducted a fall breeding Duroc Jersey sale with 41 hogs totaling 2529 dollars. Jack Lillie paid 381 dollars for Walt's Lady 20th, with other top bids and a wide attendance aided by heavy advertising. A later Poland China sale by the Big Type Breeders Association moved 55 hogs for 2605 dollars led by Miss Smooth Jumbo at 197.50 and a 400 dollar herd bid by Clyde Shields. Also, fourteen mules averaged 207.50 at a Sullivan sale attended by buyers from several towns.
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Sullivan
Sullivan County
North Main Street
J. K. Coulson
New Lebanon
E. E. Walters
Carlisle
Col
Albert Morris
Indianapolis
Emmett Harrison
Farmersburg
Emory Drake
Coulson
Walters
Colonel
Jack Lillie
Washington, Ind
Walt
Sky Pilot
Jack Walt
T. P. Winkler
Oaktown
Ind
Lillie
Orion
George Bartley
Switz City
McClure
Vincennes
Edward Wright
Allendale
Poland China Breeders’ Association
Sullivan County Pure Bred Livestock Association
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Price
Ross Campbell
Emery Drake
William R. Mickey
John Johnson & Son
H. E. Bland
Medsker
Clyde Shields
West of Sullivan
R. A. Watson
Stonefort
Till
Shields
Watson
Smooth Jumbo
Frank Moore
Emmet Harrison
H. S. Benson
Frank Wible
Guy Wible
W. A. Wilkey & Co
Hickey
Hacker
Sandborn
Elnora
Linton
Sullivan County Sunday School Superintendent Resigns
H. J. Smith resigns as superintendent of the Sullivan County Sunday School Association. J. B. Miller will lead for the remainder of Smith's term. Smith, an engineer for Vandalia Coal, has moved to Belgrade, Serbia, to serve with the American Relief Commission. Mrs. Smith remains in Sullivan living in Simmons flats.
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H. J. Smith
Sullivan County Sunday School Association
J. B. Miller
Smith
Vandalia Coal Company
Sullivan
Belgrade
Serbia
American Relief Commission
Bludgeons for Blockheads
A short editorial from the Boston Transcript offers a pointed warning or counsel about blunt or crude methods, urging readers to consider wiser approaches rather than resorting to force or noise.
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Boston Transcript
Fountain pen price falls in Boston trade talk
A fragment notes a fountain pen price drop in Boston trade chatter. The line hints at ink cost staying high despite cheaper pens, reflecting consumer interest in writing instruments.
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Boston ‘Transcript
Sea's Depth Told by Bomb Dynamo Used by Doctor
A Massachusetts physician invents a dynamite bomb that explodes on the sea bottom to gauge depth. The device times sound travel to the surface to estimate distance. The report highlights scientific novelty and potential sea exploration uses.
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Massachusetts
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D. J. Kendrick Sullivan
Sullivan Mfg. Co
E. A. Billman
STEEL
Duroc
Coulson- Walters
Sales County Association
Honest John
Honest John, Inc
Watash Ave
Chicago
Winsia
Ture
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Holland
Tolkind
China
Hongkong
Maxwell-Brown Shoe CO
North Side
The
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