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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1904
Page
7
The Philadelphia Ledger extols the pumpkin pie with one crust as essential and harmonious. It praises a bottom crust baked with scruple to avoid sogginess and toughness and celebrates the pie as a satisfying midnight snack with milk and cheese.
Private treatment claim promises cure with home remedies. Advertisement asserts affordability and guaranteed results or refund. Contact Wm Willis at East Side Public Square Sullivan Indiana for details.
Carelessness causes many wrecks and throat lung sufferers suffer, but Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds saves lives. Mrs Loisragg of Dorchester Mass is among the many saved. Guaranteed for throat and lung diseases by Joe K Smock druggist. Price 5c and 1.00. Trial bottles free.
In Daviess county during the campaign a Republican solicitor asked a Democrat to vote for the GOP nominee for congress. The Democrat replied he would vote for Chaney if not for his age, guessing 75. The worker then corrected him to 52, and the Democrat pledged support.
Quote from B. F. Bass of Fremont praising Electric Bitters after kidney trouble relief and full recovery. Claims neighbors also cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Sold for five cents at Joe K. Smock's druggist.
Mrs Wright of Palestine was the guest of Pearl Wright last week. Jerome Parker hosted a birthday for his friends. Miss Nelle Thompson to spend winter in Portland. Miss Lizzie McClain of Terre Haute visits Miss Elizabeth Hatten. Wilbur Hurst and Grover Clayton attended the Y M C A convention at Marion. Miss Alta Thompson in Sullivan on Wednesday.
A fragment notes a bicycle incident at Franklin Grove Illinois ending with an ulcer on a leg. The lesion resisted doctors and remedies for four years until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. The ad promotes Bucklen’s Salve as good for burns scalds skin eruptions and piles offered at 25 cents at Joe K Smock's drug store.
Berry Wilson returns from Jackson Hill. Nellie Lambright and others visit Albert Worth Wednesday night. Clark Bledsoe and Mrs Wasmer travel to Sullivan. Mrs Mary Simpson of Dayton, Ohio, praises Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for her baby. 25 cents. Tea or Tablets. Joe K. Smock.
Dunklin county farmers seek state legislative transfer to Arkansas after voting for Roosevelt, arguing Missouri disgraced itself by leaving the solid south. Pemiscot county may follow. 1900 results showed Bryan and McKinley splits, Roosevelt close to Parker this year.
The November issue of The Southwestern's Book by the Passenger Department offers many halftone engravings and articles including The Industries of a Great Republic Part II and The First Thanksgiving in America. Copies are sold at Union News Company stands or B and O ticket offices for 5 cents. subscriptions by mail postpaid 50 cents a year to C. P. McCarty, General Passenger Agent, Cincinnati.
A Hygienic Magazine note urges eating only when appetite exists as eating out of habit harms digestion. Hunger boosts salivary and gastric fluids, improving digestion. fasting is praised and skipping breakfast or lunch is acceptable if appetite is absent. Wait for a distinct hunger and eat slowly.
A Social Service feature surveys Russian peasants living in birch hut dwellings with two rooms one for sacred icons and the other as kitchen and sleeping space. Winter cold and a stove top bed shape daily life while villagers remain fond of bathing, with village ponds filled with bathers on summer afternoons.
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