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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1915
Page
8
A collection of exhortations on church life and personal virtue urging rejection of saloons and private sins. It emphasizes that failure can honor God, home influence shapes souls, and speaks against social pretensions and lukewarm faith. The tone echoes mid century revival preaching.
Major William R. Flemke of the Church Gospel Army finds his wife and three children, separated since August, after searches from Sullivan to Corydon and Morganfield. He locates them in Evansville, brings them home to Sullivan with help from Rev. Albert Murray and friends.
James P. Huffman, former EB and T H conductor and once with Southern Indiana, was killed near New Orleans when a relief car he rode to clear a wreck was struck by a freight train on a curve. Remains sent to Vincennes for burial.
Mr and Mrs Charles L Davis depart Friday to New Smyrna Florida for the winter season.
An advertisement promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a cure for colds and coughs. It cites pine tar healing balsams and mild laxatives and claims the remedy expels germs, soothes the throat, and heals mucous membranes. The ad asserts 45 years of use and includes testimonial from G. Kr. Snaven of Smithdale Arkansas.
Wilbur Delos Brown of Iowa and Burah Maxwell daughter of Isaac Maxwell were united in marriage at 5 30 p m Sunday at the bride's parents home on South Main street. The couple left for Linton where Brown teaches German at the high school. They met as students at DePauw University where Brown is a graduate. The bride, a Sullivan high school graduate, is noted as an accomplished elocutionist.
Fairbanks reports three year old Loren Drake son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Drake fell on a newly waxed floor at his uncle Milton Drake's home and broke his leg above the knee. He recently underwent an operation to remove a grain of corn lodged in his wind pipe.
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