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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
3
A bargain listing urges shoppers to visit within 15 days as Christmas stock arrives. It touts deep discounts on undergarments, sweaters, blankets, gloves, tableware, linens, and heating stoves, highlighting low prices to clear space for new Xmas arrivals.
The essay argues the modern Christian emphasis is social rather than separative. It contrasts yesterday’s holy isolated religion with today’s inclusive church, world-engaged faith, and a creed stressing the Kingdom of God on earth. It previews a four-week series applying this to sin, prayer, and church-world relations.
Household disease prevention advice urges using Platts Chlorides to disinfect hard to reach areas like closets sinks and plumbing. A one to ten dilution costs under five cents a quart and helps remove odors while killing germs. Henry B. Platt sells the odorless colorless liquid with free sanitary information upon request.
J W Lackey of Dugger active for United Mine Workers at Charleston was severely injured last week when struck by a touring car. He sustained head and chest injuries reported after the accident in Charleston West Virginia.
H. D. Ely of Bantam Ohio resisted surgery for a four year ulcer saying he would not let a doctor cut off his foot. He used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and reports the foot was completely cured. The ad touts Arnica Salve for burns boils sores eczema pimples corns and piles with a 26 cent price at Joe K. Smock & Son.
Terreh Haute Saturday Spectator details former Sheriff William H. Horsley famed hunter who, after securing a two dollar per day permit on Trimble’s farm, shot birds well and later faced a lease dispute with Terre Haute hunters led by Tom Beggs. The episode ends with Horsley unable to hunt there again. Local notices follow with names and daily activities.
Mr and Mrs B A Allen longtime Gill township residents marked their sixty second anniversary November 14 at their home near New Lebanon. He age 84 she 83 both in good health. They remain active with farm work and household duties and attend M E B church weekly driving two and a half miles. Uncle Ben a lifelong Republican and early Union subscriber.
Ellis H. Hollingsworth of Knox county and Miss Mary W. Bennett of Jefferson township wed last Wednesday morning at the Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev. P. C. Lisman.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Dr. King's New Life Pills to prevent severe indigestion and related illnesses. It touts relief for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility and notes the product costs 25 cents at J.
Charles Greathouse, superintendent of public instruction, states drivers of school hacks may punish unruly children. He adds drivers may compel children to leave the hack and walk to their destination if behavior remains disruptive.
A union Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday evening at the Baptist church. Rev. P. C. Lisman of the Methodist church will deliver the sermon.
James M Springer a well known farmer near New Lebanon had his leg broken when a horse kicked him Thursday at the Phillips sale. He was attempting to catch a horse he had purchased, and two bones in his leg were fractured.
Baldwin Buckley of Gordon Nebraska sends a letter directing the union to his Gordon address. Buckley, a farmer born in Carlisle, is the son of the late Hosea Buckley and a relative of Milton A Haddon of this city.
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