Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Women Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women with ailments of the reproductive system and irregularities. It claims cures and offers free letter consultations from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York. The text includes patient anecdotes and other local notices about illness, quarantine, hunting trips, social visits, and a new veranda on the M E parsonage.
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N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Potter
Dr Pierce
Brooks
Local Social Notes From Sullivan Area
OUR CORRESPONDENTS. Wa. Piles of Sullivan moved on the farm once owned by Frank Botts. Miss Teressa Bailey and Maurice Eaton quietly wed at the Sullivan Christian parsonage last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Grayham visited the Cowans near Merom Thursday. C. E. Nesbit and Lizzie and Mrs. Harve Pierce from Shelburn attended church at Palmer's Prairie Wednesday night.
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Wa. Piles
Sullivan
Frank Botts
Teressa Bailey
Maurice Eaton
Christian Parsonage
Gus Grayham
John Cowan
Merom
C. E. Nesbit
Lizzie
Harve Pierce
Shelburn
Palmer's Prairie
Ora Hill
Bertha Rich
Eva Davis
Ben Cowan
Lisam Scott
Will Eldridge
Everett Rich
Clifford Botts
Geo. Case
Jim Case
Inez
Local Happenings Around Carlisle This Week
Miss Gertrude White of Sullivan visited Carrie Land. Lafe Boone and Frank Alumbaugh traveled to Bloomfield to buy hogs. Will Griffin of Indianapolis spent time with Will Currier who is ill with rheumatism. Bertha Hackney left for Eldorado Illinois to attend Charlie Cummins daughter Bessie's funeral. Vaneta Bruce attended institute at Paxton. Fannie Pearce remains ill east of Carlisle. W A Trigg and Harry Speake drove to Sullivan. Mesdames Ann Hoover and Mary
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Gertrude White
Sullivan
Carrie Land
Lafe Boone
Frank Alumbaugh
Bloomfield
Will Griffin
Indianapolis
Will Currier
Bertha Hackney
Eldorado
Ill
Charlie Cummins
Bessie
Vaneta Bruce
Institute
Paxton
Fannie Pearce
Carlisle
Messrs
W. A. Trigg
Harry Speake
Ann Hoover
Mary
Local notes from Merom and area
Frank Alsop reports a good rabbit crop and recent rains halt gravel hauling. Hats among the fair sex are notably stylish this year. Miss Elsie Kennett is very sick. Telephone poles reach village limits, signaling imminent world contact. T. H. Moore notes flourishing business at Merom station. Rev. Wilson of Evansville and Rev. Fox of Terre Haute conduct meetings at the Presbyterian church.
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Frank Alsop
Elsie Kennett
T. H. Moore
Merom
Rev. Wilson
Evansville
Rev. Fox
Terre Haute
Presbyterian Church
Community Notes From Good Hope and Palmer's Prairie
Mrs. Green Robbins is on the sick list this week. Hardy filled his appointment at Good Hope. Ruth Coon is still sick. Uncle Ruben Thompson of Fairbanks attended church at Good Hope. The revival at Palmer's Prairie continues with several additions. The box supper at the Marlow was well attended.
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Green Robbins
Hardy
Good Hope
Ruth Coon
Ruben Thompson
Fairbanks
Palmer’s Prairie
Marlow
Hymera Notes Loudly Reflect Community Life
Local notices report visiting relatives from Clinton and Sullivan, a Grand Rapids trip, protracted meetings in Jasonville, and a box supper planned by the Epworth League. Marriages include Laura Vanarsdoll and G. W. Luzader. job moves feature Maggie Watsons taking a Carlisle clerking post. many neighbors attend illnesses and family gatherings across Hymera, Sullivan, Knightsville, and Clay City.
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John Ragle
Jasonville
F. Julian
Epworth League
Dilla Hinkle
Laura Vanarsdoll
G. W. Luzader
Harve Cooper
Selvin
Warrick County
Wm. Cooper
Maggie Watsons
Richard Thralls
Carlisle
Narrows News Briefs Including Death and Social
Mr and Mrs Levi Strain visited Sullivan Friday. Miss Cora Grow died November 14 at her mother's home. Mrs Mat Hebner visited J W Ramson's Friday. Ezra Badger went to West Union Wednesday. A box supper will be held at the Narrows schoolhouse next Friday night. Everybody invited.
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Narrows
Levi Strain
Sullivan
Cora Grow
Mat Hebner
J. W. Ramson
Ezra Badger
West Union
School House
Local notices from Sullivan area recount meetings and travel
C FE Thompson and H L Mowery visited Sullivan on Saturday. Rev C Carr preached at Drake church Sunday night. I L Thompson hosted a box supper at Hunt school for a library fund raising about $15.00. Louis Drake moves to Catlin Indiana to live with uncle Obi Holmes. Frankie Neff recovers from illness. Grandma Holmes at 76 improving. Gravel road work begins at John Scott scales. Teachers institute moved to second Saturday due to Teachers Association on the 1st and 2nd. Mandeila Dickerson visited sister Redifer. A C Payne and C M Welch went to Graysville for Masonry. Plans to unite Drake church factions after two years of conflict. Clytie Norris denies marriage to Sid Hamilton in Sullivan Democrat notice.
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C. FE. Thompson
H. L. Mowery
Sullivan
Ss. C. Carr
Drake Church
I. L. Thompson
Hunt School House
Louis Drake
Catlin
Ind
Obi Holmes
Frankie Neff
Dr. Nett
Grandma Holmes
Uravel Road
John Scott
Teachers Association
Mandeila Dickerson
Mrs. Redifer
Winter Bargains at BILLMAN S Store
Seasonal sale notes heavy wool fleeced shirts and drawers for men and boys 25 to 50 cents Ladies Union Suits and wool items listed with low prices Men s wool socks gloves and mittens priced at about 10 to 25 cents Also household goods galore including wash boards woodenware coal bucket and galvanized tubs all at low costs
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Childrens Union
Tribute from the South Praises Chicago Tribune Foreign Service
The New Orleans Times-Democrat lauds The Chicago Tribune for its outstanding foreign news coverage with Paris and London correspondents Grace Corneau and H. J. Whigham. It asserts Chicago journalism will become metropolitan and notes Tribune home reporting rivals New York papers.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Paris
London
Chicago Tribune
New York
The
Foreign Service
Grace Corneau
H. J. Whigham
Star of Journalism
Chicago
United States
Tribune
Gotham
The Old Photographer at Coffman’s Corner
C M Lutz remains in Sullivan offering studio photography with cash-on-delivery terms to settle after negatives are produced. He invites both old patrons and new customers to visit the Sullivan studio noted at Coffman’s corner.
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C. M. Lutz
Sullivan
Coffman
Will Enlarge the Work at Holcomb and Hoke
Holcomb and Hoke received machinery for bristle brush manufacture and will operate it with a gasoline engine. They have fitted the Hoke ware room on Main Street for their office and factory, providing ample space for current needs.
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Holcomb & Hoke
Main Street
Dagoes at Work On Illinois Central Pay Car Lines
The Illinois Central pay car passed through Saturday and Monday thirteen car loads of Dagoes headed east to work on the track between here and Switz City. The road will be put in first class repair as soon as possible. Workmen live in the cars fitted for sleeping and eating with a culinary department provided by the company.
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Illinois Central
Switz City
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Subivan Circuit Court
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Sullivan Circuit Court
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Joseph W. Butler
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Martha Reid
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Dagoes
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