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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1899
Page
14
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a lung tonic to cure obstinate cough and bronchitis by strengthening the lungs. It blends moral exhortation with medical claims and includes a stream of local notices from Carlisle and surrounding townships, mentioning residents, travel, illnesses, and community events.
In Graysville residents advocate for a street fair while noting a needed rain. Rev. W F Smith arrived with family and possessions last week. E G Carruthers announces a new store addition rising quickly.
Jim Hummel traveled to Terre Haute with a load of apples. Charley McCullough’s friends and neighbors gathered Saturday night to celebrate his birthday. Elder P. T. Oliphant preached at Good Hope on Tuesday and Wednesday. Will Cunningham and wife attended the Indianapolis fair, Harry Hawkins and wife with Laura and Stella Hawkins attended the Willow Hill Baptist Association. Several from the area attended the Sullivan show last Thursday. Mrs. Sarah Satton visited Frank McClanahan’s on Sunday.
Ed Hines Michigan consul of the L A W and his bride Miss Carrie Steers wed at Northville Presbyterian church. They rode away in bicycling garb on a tandem toward Niagara Falls on a two week honeymoon. Hines previously aided a Northville newspaper and remains well known among Michigan wheelmen.
A noted sculptor laments scarce examples of well formed arms among women. He describes ideal proportions from wrist to armpit with a dimple, tapering shoulder to wrist, and strong expression, noting certain nationalities excel in arm expressiveness.
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